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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-04
4 Fortune.

III 1t was money, all would
quickly grasp the chance. Now
let me implore you it is far ahead
of money or pearls. For some
time have seriously thought of
doing what | now propose to say
through the ARDMoREITE. but
through timidity / have withheld
it. However, have become sat
iSfied that it Is my duty before God
and man to publish what / am go
ing to say, and, feeling it my duty,
| shall do SO. | am in possession
of a treatment by which | can sue
ceSsfullv cure any ease of NOR
phine. cocaine or opium habit that
is durable, without pain or misery,
and will convince the most skep-
teal if they will see me. All shall
be strictly in confidence if desired.
] am not doctor by profession.
but through "A like condition and
sad experience. and | am proud To
say that | can relieve those who
may desire such relief. and if there
should he one who reads this arti-
Gle and wishes To be cured. please
come and see me and / will take
pleasure in talking with YOU on
the subject, and, | think, greatly
to your interest. | will say that if
you want To ice cured. the cure will
be- guaranteed But if YOU like
the effect of the accurSed drug
more than To be free. don't take
mp my time for mere curiosity.
know something of the bitter
pangS of the awful habit from
which, however. | am proud To say
| am free and now in position to
free others if they want such free
dom. 1t Is no disgrace if brought
about from necessary treatment.
and to those who have fallen vie
tins | extend my deepest sympa-
thy. There l. relief. and why
procraStinatc: Most obediently
yours, J. :. B. APoLLoS.
m2j-lwkd-1mw.
Full line of artists material
at Coleman * Lynn.
The ARDMoREITE Job department.
turns out only first class work.
WARNING ORDER.
In the United States court in the In
dian Territory, Southern District.
William A. Vest, plaintih,
vs..
Massie c. Vest, defendant.
The defendant, Massie C.'Nest, is
warned to appear in this court i'm
thirty days and answer TO the COM
plant of the plaintiff, William a.
Vest
Witness the Hon. Constantine b
kilgCre, Judge of said court, and the
seal thereof this 18th day OF March,
1897.
Joseph W. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
Dick x Brown, attorneys.
). g. Thompson, attorney for non
resident defendant mia
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Full line of artists material
at Coleman 4 Lynn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-04
Judge KlIeore On Permits.
To the ARDMoREITE.


court at Purcell, l received a
note from Mr.. Nisbett, VINO is
connected with your paper,
calling my attention to a para
graph which had appeared in
many of the papers Of the In
dian Territory. containing the
suggestion that | had held the
permit tax law Of the Chicka-
saw nation to be illegal and un-
constitutional ;Iand he requested
me to furnish a statement for
publication as to the truth Of
the matter.
The original suggestion that
| had made any such ruling
must have come out of the brain
of a fool, or what IS possibly
worse, knave. No such ques-
ton has ever been submitted to
me, and I have not been called
upon in court, or out of court
to render any opinion on the
subject. | don't see how the
question could arise i'll any judi
cial proceeding i'll the United
States court, and that court
would be long way off from
its duty if it undertook to con
strue the revenue laws Of the
Chickasaw nation.
Some time ago Gov. Harris
Of this nation requested me to
cooperate with the ChickaSaw
authorities in their efforts to
collect the revenue provided for
by their laws. My reply to him
was that | had no legal author
ity in the premises, but was ever
ready to lend any moral sup
port in my power to aid in the
enforcement Of such laws. And
| am willing to say that | am
strongly of the opinion that
every non-citiZen permitted to
reside iii this country should
comply with the revenue laws
Of the nation, and that all such
ought to be willing to pay
promptly the permit tax i'm
posed for the privilege Of re-
manning here and enjoying the
advantages afforded by Il resi-
dence in this country.
c. B. kILGORE.
Ardmore, /. r., April ,, '97.
Notice.
Paint. oils and wall paper
going cheap at Coleman & Lynn.
The {. L. =. c.
The Chautauquans received Il
cordial welcome at Mrs. Van
Denberg's pleasant home last
Friday afternoon. \ large
number OF members were pres
ent. After discussing the ques-
ton given III the magazine for
February and March, the prin-
clpal subject of the afternoon
the great cathedrals and noted
buildings Of the world was
taken up. Carefully prepared
papers on st. Sophia, st. Pc
ter's, st. Marks, Westminster
Abbey. the ParthenOn, the
Erlsthenum and the Pyramids
were read. One of the mem
bers-Mrs. Barry-having Wis
tied several Of the cathedrals,
gave an additional interest to
their study. The first writing
materials used and the first
boats were also subjects excel /
lently handled; and with pa
pers on Pindar and Pericles. /
the table talk on the archpolog-
ical discoveries of the Nine
teenth century, the traditions
and superstitiOns about April |
(the majority of the members
having been given practical IL
lustTations the day before, that
April FOOLS Day was still
strongly in evidence) and with
quotations from Hans Christian
Anderson, one Of the most in
structive and interesting meet
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The ARDMOREITE Job department.
turns out only first class work.
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Notice.

Ardmore, |. r., April ,, '97.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-04

All kinds and sizes of screen
doors and windows at Bivens &
Williams. tf-31
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Some Tough Citizens.

Deputy Will McLamore, Con-
stable Nannoy of the Tishomin-
90 commissioners district and
Sheriff Charley Brown Of fish
omingo county arrived here
yesterday, having i'll custody
for commitment Bert Posey,
Kirk Nabors and Henry Ca
ruthers, arrested IA few miles
west Of Tishomingo at the
house of one Smith. They
were taken before, Commission
er Wolff to answer to the charge
of robbing Jack Thomas store
at Cumberland on or about
the 10Th of March, and by him
committed to Ardmore Jail.
Among the articles found at the
rendezvous were a number of
vests, coats, overcoats, shirts,
pants, harness, saddles, bri-
dies, etc. Those men are by
some believed to be tools in the
of the notorious Ste
venson, who roams in that
country
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15

In en- GRAFTON on "F0ols" celebrated
wit once delivered himself a. follows
In gutter saw a pig; In another
the semblance ola man. The pig was
sober, the man was drunk. The pig
bad ring tn his nose, he other ami.
NAL had one on his finger The pig
grunled, ~ did the man. And said
aloud. We are known by the com.
pauy We keep, and the pig heard me
and walked away, ashamed to he seen
In the company of a drunken man.
Il Is reported that 200 more students
from IN and around Dallas are DESTROYS
Of attending the A. & NJ. college, but
cannot be admitted for want Of room.
The next legislature will doubtless al
prcciale the situation enough 10 pr.
vide additional barracks. Another
large hall Is very badly needed.
We oncrno cheap perfumes for sale.
We keep only the most standard.
Sooleys odors are the best Sam b.
Wilson q Co. 2E
Sabine Pass and Fort Arthur have ~.
oeived another knock on, blow from the
storm King, from which IL will take
them ten years 10 recover
For anything In toilet articles, per
fumes, soaps, brushes etc. Remember
We are headquarters and will appreciate
your trade. Sam b. Wilson 4 Co. 2i7
Miss Mamie Bergman Is sick and
announces that she will not be able TO
take charge Of her music class until
October 1.
J. Allen Myers employs a iirst elias
plumber who can mend your water
pipe and do all kinds Of tin repair
work promptly. $50
Have You tiled mosquito fumes? IL
has no equal ~ a mosquito killer.
Sam u. Wilson 4 Co. az
49, 49,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15
ANOTHER SCHOOL FOR
TEXAS.
Galveston Is the Place-.Draugh-
On's Practical Business
College Stlll Spread
Ing Out.

We ere confident that the many read.
ers OF the Youths Advocate, especially
those who reside In and near Calves.
ton, Texas, will be glad 10 know that
the Dranghon business College Com.
pany will, In the next few weeks, Open
school In Galveston.
Prof J. W. Draughon, who has for the
past I've years held the position OF
DTanghon's Practical Business College,
Nashville, Tenn, will locate perma-
nently In Galveston and assume charge
of that college. However, Prof. Draugh-
on's Nashville and Tcxarkana college
will continue a. before. The rapid in
crease OF attendance at these two COL
leges Is such that Prof ]. +. Draughon.
president Of these institutions, finds ID
expedient TO continue to open addition.
al schools In order 90 better accommo-
date the public. We think at moth
ing We can say commendatory Of the
superior advantages offered In many
ways by Draughon's colleges would be
too great.
We advise every one who Is directly
or Indirectly interested in a business
education to write one Of these schools
Tor a catalogue before arranging 10 en-
ter elsewhere Youths Advocate.
Nashville, Tenn, sept. I, lSN.
The above Il self explanatory. See
Prot Draughon's 81. elsewhere in this
issue. 25S
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15

stan officer and a detail OF men 10 the
cemetery, but when they reached
there, the services were over and the
mourners had dispersed.
"The priests game me their sacred
promise that no arms should be car
ried nor military uniforms worn" said
General Goblin. IN moments when a
spark might result IN the wholesale
loss Of life and property Il seems 10
me that such things should not be per-
mltted. N had the slightest idea that
their promise would be broken. a troop
OF cavalry would have been there
within few moments"
The general added that he would de-
mand an explanation from the clergy
men. As a matter OF fact. there was
little change IN the programme ar
ranged by the miners for the funeral
ceremony.
The bands which led the line beat a
mournful tattoo and following the
hearses trudged a double Gle OF min
ers, A crowd OF fully 5000 pammed the
streets In the immediate neighbOrhoOd
OF the church but there was no diaor-
der. The platform originally intended
for the street IN front Of the building
had been erected before the altar and
here the 70 cofflns were laid while
Father Aust and a number OF Polish
priests celebrated pontlhcal high mass
In the meantime the miners
IN the cemetery had blasted rock "a
make SPACE FOR a large circular grave
IN which all the bodies we're inferred
There we're brief services at the grave
and several OF the olergymen made al.
dresses urging the miners TO maintain
order and 10 remain quietly at theil
homes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15
STRENGTHENED his EYES
DIR. j. Harvey Moore Straight.
ened Eugene shealy's
Eyes Yesterday.

Eugene shealy. a young man livina
nine miles northeast Of Bryan. had
been badly cross-eyed from birth, which
not only disdgnrcd him greatly, bul
seriously affected his vision AZ we'll
lie heard Of DR. J. Harvey Moore, the
celebrated eve, ear, throat and nose
speeialiss, and gladly availed himself Of
the opportunity 10 consult a man Ia
was confident had the ability and ex.
perience 10 correct the error In his eyes.
DR.. Moore Strengthened his eyes and
Mr.. shealy said ut did not hurt me
az ALL
Notwithstanding tlie rainy weather,
DR.. Moore has been busy ever since he
came 10 Bryan and many have written
him and sent word 10 him that they
were coming In as soon as the weather
permitted.
Our people appreciate the chance to
consult man Of DR.. Moore's undoubled
merit.
Those who need the services Of an
eye, ear, nose or throat specialist will
do we'll 10 call at once a. DR. Moore Il
sure 10 have more callers than he can
attend 10 the last few days Of HE stay
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15

Fresh bonelesa ham,ai II. V. SHIELD
House for rent.-see Mrs. E. d. Rob
eris. 2l0ti
Sam B. Wilson returned from DALAI
yesterday.
J.. NJ. Royder was here from Well
born yesterday.
Jim weickersheimer went to Corsi
cana Yesterday.
Jake Shapiro came over from Madi.
sonyille yesterday.
Mrs. Ellen Memories arrived from
Corsicana yesterday.
For Rent-A Eve room residence.
Apply 10 W. 7. James. 2ls
Deputy Marshal r. II. Smith 4 M
sgain amer tedious illness.
Judge Geo. n. Aldredge Of Dallas,
arrived in the city yesterday.
Uncle Wait Stewart was among The
visitors to the city yesterday.
8. W. Buchanan is putting a new
floor and fixtures In his city market
Mrs. SIM Cooper returned nom a
three weeks visit to Marlin yesterday.
Mrs. Phil Clarke AMI Miss Adah lee
Polk came up IRON Hampstead yesier.
day.
Mrs. W. S. Adams and little daughter,
Hazel, returned homo TO Ennis yesier.
day.
Julius Levy, who has been sick some
time, was able TO be down town yesler.
day.
Arch Gee lefs yesterday for Taylor
and Dallas after spending ten days In
Bryan.
Mrs. W. T. Wood came up from Well.
born yesterday on a visit TO relatives
near Bryan.
seeley's violet toilet water. Try a
hottle-it win delight you. Sam b.
Wilson 4 90. az
Miss Anna Bats returned 10 Gal
weston yesterday 70 resume her work
a. teacher In the city schools.
seeley's perfumes are the best. We
have just received q new selection ofihe
latest odors. Sam n. Wilson & Co. ai7
Willie Harris returned 10 the blind
afylnm at Austin yesterday after
spending a pleasant vacation at home.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15

Temple, Texas, September 13.-At a
meeting a Of the Temple Board Of Trade
held yesterday afternoon a committee
was appointed 10 confer with a commit
tee from the local lodge OF Mas0ns look
ing 10 securing In Temple the location
Of the Masonic orphans home. Tenn
pie made = splendid showing for this In
siitution last year before the grand
lodge meeting, and was only partially
knocked out by North Galveston. tits
said North Galveston Is now out Of the
race, and Il IL believed that Temple will
win In Houston this winter.
The above IL clipped from the Hous-
ton Post. II the people OF Brazos coun.
BY, with North Galveston oct Of the way,
will only exert themselves they can 70
cure the location OF the Masonic Or
phans' Home on the road between Bry-
an and the A. 4 NJ. College. 10 will be
worth thousands Of dollars annually to
the people Of BRYAN. by securing this
institution II will nable us TO eventu-
ally obtain the location Of the Texas
Femsle Industrial School at the College.
As one interested In the welfare Of
Bryan and the educational interests Of
the state, appeal 10 our people TO act
in this matter without delay. Il Il a
prize q which any city In the state
would feel proud. There h no public
enterprise within our grasp better cal
culated 70 build up this section OF the
state than the location Of this Masonic
Home. Bryan, with the A. NJ. College
located as Il is, offers advantages abo, .
all other places. II only requires an
effort on our part 10 secure this great
institution. Let ne be up and at work.
This home aud the female industrial
school will be worth as much a. q rail-
road. Then let ne not miss the oppor-
tuniiy. w. r. CAvITT.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15
HAzLEroN IS QUIET.
No Attempt WIN ~. Made 10 Arrest
The Deputies Uatii Troops Leave

No Attempt WIN Ne Made 20 Arrest
The Deputies Uatli Troops Leave
Hazleton. Sept. Widespread as
Il the strike In the Hazleton region.
there has been no concerted action BY
the men at the different mines. All the
strikers are working for the same end,
an increase Of about 10 per cent In
wages. but they 20 about Il AZ sepa-
rate clans.
To a great extent the strikers have
been restrained from open acts OF yio-
lence by the priests. whose influence
prevails to a remarkable degree. Al
several turbulent meetings which
threatened 10 end In blo0dshed. the
prelates have gone among the excited
foreigners commanding silence and
forcing them hack They warn the men
that to destroy the coal companies
property is TO take food from their
mouths by shutting on future employ
mentS The priests however. have no
plea Of mercy for the sherin's deputies
who shot the men at Lattlmer. and
some Of them are active members Of
the committee that IL TO push the muir
der charges In the courts.
Il "a now certain that no attempt
will be made to arrest the deputies az
long as the troops are camped at Ha-
Eleton. General Gobina declaration
that he will protect the sherlfs men
az long az he Is In command has
cooled the ardor OF those who we're
going about the matter hastily. Strike
leaders and their attorneys deny the
right Of General Goblin 20 enforce such
an order. but they admit that he has
the power District Attorney Fell Is
against the immediate serving OF war
rants, though he Is interested In the
rr.aaassHN.ua
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15
WILL REBUILD THE TOWN.
improvements Rulnsd - Pert Arthur
Well All b Replaced


Kansas City. Sept ii--At noon to-
day a special train carrying President
A. =. Stlllwell. General Manager Rob
ert Gillham. Vice President L. l. Mar
tin. George Matthew'S. head OF the
building department, and Judge ]. d.
McTHmble. one OF the solicitors Of the
Pittsburg and Gulf railway. left Kan
sas City direct for Port Arthur. Il Il
expected the train will arrive at lis
destination about . o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr.. Gillian said II was intended I'M
medla,ely 10 begin reconstruction OF
the damage to railroad property. and.
In addition, a new warehouse would be
elected At Port Arthur. A relief fund
Of $4,000 was ordered sent to the
towaslters Monday by President Still
well. and he said Il would be given
10 the local committees OF citizens for
distribution. 7. T, Robertson aud N.
H. nAilt FtaluthA engineers az Port
Arthur. have been ordered to Sabine
City 10 make a detailed report OF the
damage there
Before leaving Tor Port Arthur Gen.
eral Manager Robert Gillian said:
while At Port Arthur we will com
plcte arrangements for the construc-
ton OF a $4,000 warehouse for the re-
ception OF cereals and other food pro-
ducts In connection with the export
trade. Already We have enough export
business In sight TO warrant the cree
ton OF such a building. We have un-
der consideration a selection OF sew
eral steamers for this export trade
which shall begin active transporta-
ton Of the cargo on Dec. rs. In addi-
ton. the firm Of Charles A. Orthweln.
the ST. lOnih grain exporters. have
contracted 10 put on line OF steamers
TO run between Port Arthur and for
eign ports, That Arm Il now building
two large floating grain elevators al
Port Arthur to be used In handling lta
grain"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15

Issued since Aug. g. Wade Bean to
Matilda Wheeleck, l.. s. Bush TO Rena
Maxwell, Wilson Laws 10 q. A. Cole,
man, John Harrison 10 Katie Woods.
I'd Nolan 10 LOWE Austin, Paul Hayek
70 Antonio 1urek, Julius Barron 10
Minnie May Grace, Tom Burns 10 Cindy
Childers, James Thompson to Palace
Wren, Dominica Borsellino 10 Anna
Gcordana, Geo. w. Grote 10 Lena
Alldnger, Jim Johnston 10 Margaret
Oyersireei. James Hopkins 20 Mary
Blue, ID. Goosby TO Annie Duty.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15
ReaI Estnto Trnnsrers.

Furnished the Daily Eagle by Mr. ].
q. Minkert, attorney at law and real
estate agent.
Deed from !. W. Parker 10 Geo. W.
Harrington, l02 acres Ia VIM. Millican
league; consideration $500.
T. l.. Grace aud wife deed 10 W. P.
and 5. II. franklin, sundry tracts Of
land In 5. i. Austin League No o; con.
slderation 1915.
Deed from Jessie Ellison to Martin
Smith, % % acres m Jessie Ellison
survey consideration 500.
Deed from J. 4. Ellison ct al to J. c.
Ellison, 40 acres more or less in Jessie
Ellison survey; consideration 500.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15

Dallas, Sept it.-Hon. Henry W.
LightioOi, chief justice Of the court Of
civil appeals Of the afth district. has
forwarded his resignation 20 the gov
ernof. He gives a. hls reason that his
private business demands Tor more Of
hln time than b. can nov Elva.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15

stephens, Ark., Sept it.-John Hud.
man. a prominent farmer living here
and his two sons, aged ie and Is re.
spectively, were overcome by gas In a
who undertook to rescue them were
well and all taken out dead. Two men
overcome By the gas and viii die
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15
IIFARINn RrsTnnEn

NJ. A, Cameron. president of the Grrsnviile
National hank 0iccurlle, Texas n have
icafs In fact vas totally deaf IN one ear and
could only hear q watch tlct On the other uhen
i vas pressed aEaiusi The ear. ] went 81 nf
,. Harvey Noofe aud I can hear watch ticking
~ the ear that was entirely deaf and the other
uck some distance ffom the ear"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15
- |T"|'-T "''--IT1--'l W''|7l y VI
Ing Lenses 10 the Eyes.
A FEW CURES IN
TEXAS.
A wGcO aiNIsrER

! hal Flanulatcd sore eyes for over dfcen
years ] have been treated b. nine different
oCulisis. When nr J. Harvey Moofc came 20
Naco vas suffering with ulccrs on my eye.
balls. caused b. grauuailons nf. Moore cur.
no trouble with them fluec. take pleasure IN
recommending him 10 anyone suffering ifum an
Affection ufthe eye. f.N. CALVIN.
fasi0I of Central Christian church.
Waco. Ie1As. lnlh ID
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15

We will have on sale in Bryan on 18th
TO 25ih Of September 100 head Of mules
aud horses to cell from S. 10 S95 per
head. For information call on viii r
Thomas at Burt NorwoOds.
d2o2 Frank b. Dawson.
W40 Jesse g. Thomas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15

l. NJ. Cook Of Steep Hollow, was In
town yesterday and reported damage
by the storm in his vicinity not a. great
as was anticipated.
HOUSE FOR RENT.-Five rooms.
nicely finished, plenty Of water, In
good neighboihood. Rent cheap. Al.
ply to Mrs. NJ. bonneville ST.. $50
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15
so 60 ~ Louis, Kansas City ana
Return.

For trains arriving at Bryan at 2:0l
a. m. and l2.l0 p. m. September 10,
the III. & I. Q. vii sell round trip tick.
cts 10 81 Louis aud Kansas City, good
TO return on or before Sept. 20.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15

I sell lhestandard rotary shuttle sew.
ING machine. They are light running
and noisless. keep needles and Oh
for all machines. j. A. Myers, Phone
ll6. 252
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15

A. Il fclphrcy, pruminent citircn ofCollins.
VILE, Texas wrote IN response ~ q letter OF
Inquiry from The Baptist standard Il ua1
nearly deaf with caiafIh when / vent % Dr. j.
Harvey Neon. NJ gataffh q an rone add ny
weight has Increased nom ] ~ ~ a. pounds
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15
BLIND IRON CATARACT

hrs u. G. Colllus u Terrell Tevaa We,
blind from cataract nf Moore operated uu
her TIVE yeau ago and in ia weeks she could
rad neuspapgr Her eyes are stll al firhl
she Il seventy i've years old.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15
ATEW cRnss FYEs

hrcnham-faul Miller, son Of late pfopfis %,
Of The German paper Charlie Lcruial.
Naoo-Niss Hattie Dean, daughter Of 10. J
l. bean.
Valley Nilis-..Miss Lille. daurhtsrof 4. A.
Wilson W. T. fosi0ns little daughter
Troy.--Mhs Dalsy Tcah
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-15

Of Fall Samples b IN,
containing enough
styles to stock three
stores They arc
the famona KUN.