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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEWS.
Dun's and Bradstreet's Reports on
the Conditions OF Business.
SOME FALLING OFF IN THE FAILURES
Wagea I'm WOODEN and Iron Indus-
tries Have B-cn Advanccd-lienvy
Purchases OF Australian Wool.

New York, December s.--R. G. Dun q
Co.'S weekly review OF trade tomorrow viii!
ray:
me monthly report of failures shows de-
iaulted liabilities Of $li.6l4. 1875 In Noyem-
Der, against ~, 7oo,s 56 last year. Because
OF three large failures for $3.50 900, not
due to present conditions, the aggregate
10 November was only si.lOO.0oO less than
hst year and except for these would have
been smaller than In August. September or
October The decrease In nearly nil
branches OF business shows that payments
nave been remarkably good and defaults
unusually email. Other evidences OF the
state Of business are convincing, except in
speculative lines. Wages have been yolun.
Aniy advanced for nearly 10000 workers
~ wooden and Iron Industries.
Stocks are somewhat stronger. having
aavsnced Si.47 for railways aud sl.57 for
trusts. The true value OF thu American
railway stocks b steadily .ising with earn.
Mks, which for November thus far nre $50
Per cent larger than last year and 81 per
cent IN the same week OF 1892.
Il y the scascn for waiting in moxi in
9ustries. but 1T least ono other furnace
nss gone into blast and the lowest price
OF bestenier at Fttsburg, after purchases
OK ~ 900 stona. liz sl.l5 per ton. With Saa5
Tor grey forge. Eastern holders are some
TINES impatient and yet sure that January
VIII bring large demand and ncsnwhlle
sne majority OF ship plate contracts TO
Eastern nrms gives them important help.
though the demand for bars IA SON "i nv;
y really strong at Chicago for agricultural
and railway supplies.
structural orders are seasonahly in ahpy
snct, but contracts for pipe FOR Londsp
elicit sharp Kidding at plttsburr Thc
voiuntAry advance OF 20 per cent Ia wages
81 wcrsted workers at Providtnco. restey-
< lng the rates OF 1898. Is evidence Of tho
prosperity Of that manufacture. After ,n,,eN
hesitation In ether branches. which n,an
70 justified. this important Department. ~
tue woolen Industry puts saself al the rant
competition. '.'eu
The purchases OF Australian Won, 4,
hoeton have Ngair been large. c.as5.ooo
rounds out Of 6,i7o,so0 hounds az .il wonl
8 ~ ne three chief markets. against Ssaf. :
Ssrs p ssn ior the ra,ne week last yeas.
sna ncston Z d9ins the selling al pr ses
" ss!n spps. Ia IL. cotton MANURE
+ ~ t4ts ena the n price OF cotton All,
nlnds{e buying RIDERS. Lower nrirss than
~ eayS been known heretofore provaii
kSlnt cloths and also for come rrades
~ ~. ~ ~ she sveraSe prize Of cution
& ~ y. 3s5,!.5lAj 81! ~! when aom~ aivaass
y. KS Il y. " q &Nfe been anticIpated,
K w ~ g B n a fscfipts were CSsa COX
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Worid's visibIc f,otton

New orleans, December 3.--sccretary
Hester'sNstatement OF the wovld's visible
supply OF cotton shows an inercase during
tho weekA Just closed of eS9,sis bales,
against Al increase tho same time last
year OF ls$oao and an Increase ye,r before
last OF 76S0s. '''e
Ise totai visible is sos. 4O5. against g.
y, ms tho total OF American cotton is g.
sss,sva. against s,2i55e6 last week and
SS.,s'll's last year and OF ali other kinds
900 fsst year, '-V'
me toial worlds visible supply OF cot
ton shows an Increase compared with last
wesk ~ 2ssSss bales ard decrease com
pared with last year OF 1854
These figures indicate that the v,sh,.
srppy Of American cotton has for the fnst
ume this season been up to last wears Tho
.etai showing an excess OF 6ss bales. I.ast
years 1s1,l63. "u 'ss'
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days of December 1t has been 1a2.497
against 1884, o2 last year; l5S7i5 year be-
fore last and 24S626 same time In 1894.
Tbs makes tho movement for the ninety
four days from September / to date 81
47S,oSi, against i.s66,Ol3 last year. S.7iG47d
year before last and 5,25095i same time In
1894.
The movement since September 1 shows
receipts at all United States ports 4.123,-
SCI, against 3,S00.17S last year; 1855, 1872
year before last and 1884 same time
IN 1884. Overland across the Mississippi,
Cnlo AID Potomac rivers to Northern mills
isEd Canada is9,97I, against 1923, 465 last
year; 4ll,O69 year before last and SAC, e45
tanle time in 1894.
Interior stocks in excess OF those held
az the close of the commercial wear 523 :
SsS. against il50l7 last year; 4s0. asa year
before last and ii2,1l7 same time In 1884.
southern mill tak!ngs. exclusive OF
amount consumed at Southern outports
saV.ssS, against 32I 1853 last year; 2S5. 74I
year before last aud $780, 1855 same time IN
1891. ''S -
Foreign exports for the week have been
sss'zss, against l73,397 last year, making
the Total thus far for the season .2.6g5. GIG
2SS, 500. -
southern mill takings for the past seven
days show an increase OF 4l40 as COM
pared with the corresponding period last
year, and their total tak,ngs since Ssp-
TENDER have increased LOIS The tot,,
takings Of American mills. North ana
south and Canada, thus far for the season
have been I25406O, against 1.107. $50 last
year These inclrde 904.4 BY Northe I'm
spsnners, against 773, 40I.
Stocks at the seaboard and the twenty
nine leading Southern interior centrrs have
increased during the week 1895 bales
against an increase during the correspe d.
ing period last season Of i0i.l5s and are
now li4.52o less than at this date last
year, '"''
including stocks left over at ports and
interior towns from the last crop ana
the number OF bales brought into sight thus
iar Tor the new crop. the supply to date IL
h,os4,6SS, against 53O4, 562 fcr the same
time last year.
II must be remembered that the weekly
monthly and seasons comparisons In Sec
rotary Hester's report are made up to cor.
responding dates last year, year before and
1874. Comparisons TO close OF CORRESPONDING
weeks ara misleading. as the totals OF
close OF this week last year would take in
ninety-ive days of the season, year before
iest ninety-seven days and in 1894 ninety.
e.gh, days against only Iins,y- four DAYS
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though the surprisingly large increase At
tho West indicates considerably greater
Yield than anticipated
The enormous receipts OF cotton from
plantations. exceeding those to date In the
great crop OF i0.00oG 600 bales in 1884 tend
to check all speculation aud both foreign
and domestic demands 'or eplnners have
been materially restricted.
Failures for the week have been COG in
the United States. against 40 last year
ana ~ In Canada, against "a last year.
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Judgment for saooo.

snernien, Texas, December s.--Tho Jury
IN inc case OF Joseph Kelly vs.. the Mis-
souri, Kansas AID Texas retu-ned q yer.
nss Ior fiAinun IN the sum OF $4,000. This
WAS suit for personal damages uh.ra,n
piMnL'n asked for $4,000 damages for tne
ioss o two fingers and osti3n o. tha
Hsht band while making eoupitik. ai,er-
wig rtgiisence and gross csrelessness on
the part Of the company. -
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Bank Cicnr,nu,.

Now York. December 3.-rhe following
,aoie. complied by Bradstreet's. shows the
bank eiearings AT the principal cittea rer
trc past week, with tho percentage OF IN
crease CT decrease rs compared with IN.
sorrespondlng week last wear, Il
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nestle grain trade continues to LOOK with
equanimity on the unprecedeltelly large
quantity OF wheat exported from oatl coasts
week after week, the continuation OF which
Is an evidence OF an appreciation Of the
relation OF supply to the ,emand by Tie
grain trade abroad
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BAROMETER OF BUSH
Al Index to the Condition III
Generally.
FILLING ORDERS FOR THE hi
Jobbers Anticipate n Good q
mas Trnde-PricSh of Gfs<
Fruits Firm and Higher
office of Ths
Houston, Friday, Decs13

Houston, Friday, Decc4
Jobbers are already filling ord
Christmas and report the outlook |
holiday trade as being quite enoc
The commercial travellers ON theSE
sending in very satisfactory orr
greater portion Of which are TO-
from the 10th to the goth Of the
City trade is improving In nesfs
direction. though there is no proui
big boom. Produce commission ~
a good demand. except for pouit1g
find 1t a difficult matter to secut(
Kansas candled or, Texas eggs.
kilograms were sent to Kansas ftQl
for fresh eggs. but the orders couh
filled. Quotations are 20G2l 81
dozen. case run. Some few sein|
made as high as % cents. III
Prices of all kinds OF green a.
firm and advancing. Apples and cfal4
are both higher, owing TO stih@
at the initial markets. From nov 3
plies OF pears will be received WEI
arc quoted ut SO per box.
The cold weather has had the ~
causing brisker demand for gram 81
as well as fuel.
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New York Money ,inrket.

New York. December 2.-Clearings $780,
1888; balances s6.7T0.7Ss. Money on cal
easy at l'sG2 per cent; last loan @ closed
AZ i%u-' prime mercantile paper 3d3ls
per cent; sterling exchange easy. with
selhal huSTcsss in bankers bills at ASA.
Tor demand and 4,s3Gi. S3,s for 60 DAYS:
pe ss,ed rates i.AliiG; commercial balls
100; sliver certificates 59ian60A; bar sill
yer SOS, Mexican di.liars 49,.
government bonds strong; State bonds
dull; railroad bonds firm.
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Evening Post'. Cablcgrnm.

= New York, December 3.-The Evening
Posts London financial cableyrasn saws.
The stock markets here were .stagnant
and irregular today. Americans opened
rather dull on New York prices but ral-
bone. The continued absorption of bonds
by New York Is almost phenomenal. The
Paris bourse WAS firm on the buying OF
,ynternational socks and mines. The Ber-
lin market was quiet.
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.uI1|
The price OF corn in Kansas wv
braska Is 90 la per cent higher 80
time last year.
The fight between the American
United States Biscuit companies n
the New York Biscuit company -
cut of and III cents per pound g
lines Of biscuit sold in the East.
rily on.
Large quantities of adulterated
constantly being rejected at New \
other ports OF entry.
Kansas City merchants intend ~.
organized effort to secure more . ~
trade.
The cold weather pushed coal -
dealers to the limit to fill orders
Several new brands OF cannon
are noted among the fireworks Tor AZ
days.
There is only fair demand for
and prices are firm, owing TO
price OF glucose.
Sugar and meats are all hrrn. usk
remain unchanged.
No more California grapcs are g
ceived. Those now on the market
merriam, |
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TO Make yovR WIFE LOVE You
Buy Garland" Stoves and RAnsss.
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Financial Notes.

Faris. December 3.-'rhere WAS an all
round rise IN thu bourse today, but tbs
dealings We're small
Berlin. December 3--Prces on the bourse
were custer today. Northern Pacific 50.
eurities We're we'll sustained. DT'
Frankiort December 3-Biisiness dan
aud practically deserted. uN''
London, December 1-Clos,nr corso,.
Tor money il2 Lie; Tor the account 1ls lid.
Mexiesn ordinary 1917: Mexican Cent rai
new iours y; bar silver firm. "a s-l5d per
euhce, money 2sg2if per cent: rate Of
discount In the open market for sbnrt IA
three months bills i5-i6iIs per cent "''A
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IlosinIqeo "tol,s ON Oouas a. VOW ,ogs Today
MONEY AND nANKINa.

Houston. December 3-Local banks re-.
port the money market dull and easy. In.
terest rates are '0h per cent. Demand Ior
loans Is light
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HOUSTON BANK CLEARINoa

The following are the cleartngs of the
Houston banks for the week thus far and
for the corresponding time last year, to-
gether with the increase or decreazA.
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HOUSTON EXCHANGE.
Buying. Selling.
New York sight. N dis Par to Il dia
New Orleans sight.k dis. Par.
American silver. .F'ar. Far,
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05

Geo. Deaion Of Ledbetter, was in the
city yesterday and called on the Eagle.
Jap Praicr left for BRENNAN yester-
day, where he viii engage In business
with HE brother
CONSTIPATION causes more than half
the us Of women. Karrs Glover Root
Tea Is pleasant cure FOR Constipation.
Sold by all druggists
Mrs Rhoda Cox, aunt Of Mr. aud
Ms. hill Bailey Of South Magnolia
street, is suffering from a relapse Of Ia
ghppe.-llearne Advocate.
The statistics Of crime for 1895 show
that lO,652 murders were committed
during the year, and there were l22
legal excursions and 1871 lynehing dur.
ing that period.
was nervous. tired. irritable and
cross Karrs Clover Root Tea has
made me well snd happy.
Sold by all druggists
MRS. Il. h. wORDEN.
The carbonette photo which has tn,
fine appearance Of steel engraving 4,
the latest rage with fashionables every.
where. They are made at all the lead,
iug sludios-sarony's, Falk's, sieaens'
and Dahlgren's. dsl.
The Bryan, Water, Ice and Power
company Is now supplied with all light
and water fixtures, has largely increas
ed iis capacity and employs an efficient
corps Of workmen. Read the com
pany's al elsewhere.
Extensive preparations are being
made In and for miles around willie
for the largest acreage Of tobacco eve
attempted In that section. Enough
plant beds have been prepared to plan
5000 acres. Larse tobacco harms ar,
looming mp in every direction.
Having returned from the wholesal,
centers with q new and complete stocl
Of up.to.date millinery, Miss 81. Leor
feels that she l. better prepared thar
ever 10 please her customers and III,
public, and invites one aud all 10 yisi
her millinery parlJr uext door to III,
Exchange hotel IS
An entertainment will be given b.
the young ladies' auxiliary Of the Pres
byterian church Friday. March u, a
the residence Of Dr. ". II. Wilson
Hours p. m. 10 ~. Chicken pie lunc
will be served With lemon punch;
pretty assortment Of sofa pillows o
iorcd Tor sale. The public i cordial
invited. 81
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Chas. II. Edge, denti At, Bryan Tex.
n. c. Armstrong arrived In the city
yesterday.
Miss Alice Dunlap returned to Mill.
can yesterday.
dim. soles was a visitor to the
city yesterday.
Nath ColmGn was a visitor to the
city yesterday.
Horse and surry for sale.-see Mrs
Fannie Calhoun. 81
Mics walling len yesterday to visit
her sister At Uyalde, Texas.
Jusi received carload Of fresh bran At
Eige Bros. Phone l6l. A.
Mrs. True left for Calvert yesterday
10 visit her daughter.
Mrs. c. W. Currie Of Caldwell, Is Wis.
iiing Capt. Sanders and wife.
PHI. Arlington, Sam symms and
sobe Steele came up from Millican yef-
ierdsy.
For coal In airy quantity call on John
n. Lawrence and Co. Telephone No.
~. s3tf
Consumption. LaGrippe. Pneumonia.
cured BY shIloh's Cure. Sold by all
drueslaiA
Corn, oats, meal, bran, hay, cotton
seed, meal and HILLS fresh and cheap
Edge Bros. n
Miss Marcie Hooper Of Calvert, il Wis
ting relatives here, having returned
from Hampstead yesterday.
The March winds have been blowing
iiercely for the past week and the Sand
storms continuous and annoying.
Have you seen Mss 81 Icons new
stock Of millinery Its the prc,ties
ever shown in Bryan. s.
The carbonette photo is the laies,
newest and most durable picture
DahlgIen makes iir,t.class cafboneltes
asa
Nellborn was represented here yes
ieraey by 2. n. Causey, J. H., T. n. an,
, and j. 7. Royder, Arch Eayes, I'D Far
quharl and Col. A. Hill, who were her
ATTENDING court.
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MAJOR N KINLEY
TAKES THE OATH.
Is Now President Of These
United States.
THE CEREMONY SIMPLE.
Chief Justice Fuller Administers the
Oath OF ONCE.
THE CEREMONY SIMPLE.
STEVENSON LOOKS AFTER HOBART
an irsmsnss Crowd Witnessed the Cere-
m,ny ~ the CApitol-Over twenty
thousand Men Made Up the
Parade The Decorations
Exceedingly Fine.

WASHINGTON. March To-day. for
the fourth time In the history Of this
great republic. nAtiveborn citizen Of
Ohio. In the presence OF untold thou
sands Of his countrymen, bent his head
over the sacred book and took the solemn
oath which bound him for four years TO
watch over and guard the welfare Of
the American p'ople Il was an Inn
pressiye. yet a beautiful and simple
ceremony. that marked the accession Of
William Mckinley Of Ohio, a student,
lawyer. representative and governor &c
the high Office Of president Of the Unit.
ed States Of America
There have been many Inauguration
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TAX NOTICE.

Bryan, TEXAS, March 1, 1897.
All persons, firms and corpora
iions, both in city and county,
who have NO, paid state aud coun.
~ taxes for 1896, are hereby mott.
fed that payment must be made
at once to save costs and penalty.
Most Of those in city can phone me
at No. " and get the amount
ana then come to pay, All Of you
have more time to come 10 the
court house than ! have to 90 to
your place # business, aud then
! OF my deputy are always in Of.
flee from S 10 - and from / 10 .
o'clock six days in the week and
you are frequently out Delin.
qucnt lists are being prepared and
go into hands Of deputies. DO not
ask longer indulgence. To all who
have or may hereafter ask, when
are you obliged to have il2" | beg
TO say, right now, or | must 90 to
work to get il by levy and sale.
J. J. ADAMS,
Tax Collector Brazos County.
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Nav YonE IirE Insurance Co., Joan A. Mccall, Pres
ident
Agency at Bryan, Texas, Mar 1877.
Mn Z. g. TAnoR, AT New York Life Insurance Co.,
Bryan, Texas.
Dear Sir II have today received from you your COM
panys che In full settlement OF policy No. 6j5, los,
held by my husband, Prof. Duncan Adriance. In your
company. My husband died Feb. Sth proof Of death
was sent in Feb. 10Th, and notice the check il
dated Feb. 26lh. Although insured in other com.
panes the New York Life IL the fret 10 pay me. /
De ire TO thank you Tor your kindness In getting mp
proof papers without any trouble To me, aud shall
take pleasure in recommending the New York Life
Insurance Company TO my friends. Respectfully.
d3tWlt Mas. MARY ". ApmANCE
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05

Mexican string band music and fine
vocal music by the best local talent
will be a feature Of the entertainment
to be given by the young ladies auxili-
airy Of the Presbyterian church at the
residence Of DR.. Wilson Friday even.
ing, March Il.
A Kansas newspaper recently said
"The preitiesi girl 10 town does not car.
~ herself straight enough while prom.
enading." Then fora week every Young
lady in the village sialkcd about a.
straight a. an arrow, aud said That
horrid old paper Straight, indeed
Ma, don't walk straight"
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wife Wanted.

The Buchanan farce company, sup
porting the comedian, Mr. T os. J.
Keogh, presented "wiie Wanted" Al
the opera house here last night. The
play IL an unusually laughable three
act farce introducing Mr.. Keogh Ne the
impecunious henpecked young husband
Of rich, elderly aud toungey wife
admirably portrayed by Miss Cora Ray.
The plot Is thickened by pretty girl
young and an eldely lover, a tough
chum Of the young husband cicyerly
impersonated by Mr.. swof, an adyen'
turous woman, a smart maid, a col0red
house servant and couple Il dancii 9
girls. The fun begins Wish the first act
and the interest never flags 10 the end
The parts are well assigned, aud Will,
there Is room for Improvement In SOM,
Of them, for an initial performance b
was a dattehng success aud kept th,
audience conyulsed with laughter. The
specialiies we're exceedingly good aud
honored with loud recalls Messrs
Swor aud Williams and Miss Odeli
made the first bit with madley Of negro
songs and dances. Mes-rs. Keogh IN J
Swor scored another success in singing
aud dancing aud caught the crowd to
such an extent they were called back
twice. Mr. Jack Williams sang "Ouly
Me" 10 well that he must repeat
again before the engag mcnt clO.es
Tie Atklsson sisters came m for fair
share OF honors with a good song aud
dance aud pretty costumes. There was
a good crowd present, but the house
should have teen full, and doubtless
will be for the remaining performances.
Those who fail 10 attend will mis- see
ing attractions above the average dol
lar show for 10. ~ and 20 cents. The
bin tonight will be "A Hidden Hand,
aud abounds in tine musical number.
and good dancing.
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In Washington, but IN many respects
that Of March I. 1897. will 30 down In
history A. cxceliing all before Citizens
Of the Capital city worked 60 tina, end
with a degree Of energy unknown even
In the ceremony Of a loving community.
and the great popular demonstration
today was unique uand successful In
every particular
The decoration. % the city were IN.
comparably superior 20 anything ever
seen IN Washington. the magnificent
bodies Of regular United States troops
were more numerous than any gathered
since the Grant great display ~ the
close q the war. when " sovereign
states had gathered their citizens IN Oh,
line o. qaradc. and over 90 civil organi.
zations helped 90 swell rs magnificent
proportions
Along the broad avenue, on every
open space. wcrc erected grand stands.
Citizens had spent money with liberal
hand 10 beauiiiy their houses, and with
the aid Of thousands Of flags Of every
kind, loaned by the national govern.
ment, Pennsylvania, the grca, artery
avenue Of the city. was turned into a
rainbow Of bright colors, In which "Old
Glory Iredominated-
The line Of march Of tho parade was
longer than usual-fully four miles d
fAct-made 80 to ease the pressure Of
spectators upon the line in the central
part Of the city, and 10 insure th'
maintenance Of the line unbroken
General Henry Porter, grand marshal
reviewed the parade from point on
Vermont avenue and N street, wei
along toward the place 80, for disband
ing
To witness all this display there wal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05

Mss ST. Leon has returned nom the
east with the most exquisite line Of
millinery that could be bought, In.
cluding novelties in hats, ribbons, and
everything up to date. There is not a
scrap Of old good. In the house. Call
and he convinced. 80
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Law the Dust.

Hose, rubber hose, for lawn, yard and
garden use. My fresh stock Of these
goods have fniyed. can sell you hose
from cents TO y l.2 cents per foot.
Respectfully,
IS ]. ALIEN MYrRs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05

Diseased blood. constipation. aud
kidney. liver aud bowel troubles ARE
cured by Karrs Glover Root Tea. Sold
10y all druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05

FoE sAlE-Ata bargain, my comfort.
able home. Terms reasonable. App'
to Mrs. H. Rypin-ki. 81
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05

FILLS do not cure Constipation. They
only agguyate. karis Clover ROOF
Tea -ivcs perfect regularity Of On,
bowels. Sold hy all druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-05

Five Cottages for sale OF Rent Also
a good family horse and buggy aud q
fine colt, 8 years old. JSo II. wmn.
colin
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secr,ury u the Treasury.
a mighty gathering Of American people
In the capital, and even up to noon TO-
DAY the railroads poured thousands
into the city 10 swell the great total Of
strangers.
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DIR. HAIRSTON
=E=As-. -E<As.
a REGULAR ouAprAxE IN nKDlclSI

Cures AL forms OF RECTAL pisrAsrs. Tiles
Fistula, rissures. Itching OF rmritus Ant aud
liberated Bowels. wiihout use ~ Knife or do.
icnuon o n business. ave care ave ray.
ana ne Tay Tnts1 Garoa.
special attention given 10 ptiyais diseases
Ofice hours 10 a. aud 90 B p m.
once upstairs next door to Eagle uhicc
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