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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09
DRY GOODS.
An Emergency Sale.
DRY GOODS.
THE BACKWARD SEASON FORCES
This SALE.

Sc Androscoggin Bleachcd Cotton, full
pieces, for 5a.c
Sc Parker Mills Bleached Cotton. full
pieces, for SIC
&c Pride of the Laundry Blcached Cotton,
full pieces, for sc.
Zoe Fruit of the DOM Blcs ched Cotton,
full pieces, for SIC
10c Lonsdale Bleache1 Cotton, full pieces,
for Gaze.
Zoe Yard.wide White Cambria, full pieces,
for &C.
DC H;avy Brown Cotton Cor size.
Sc Heavy Brown Cotton for &c.
Canton Flannel Remnants for 4a.c.
10c Heavy Canton Flannel for 7%s.
1Sc al Wool White Flannel for I2hc.
Soc Heavy all Wool White Flannel for 23c.
o0c Giberts Yard.wide White Flannel
for 33c.
1Sc All Wool Red and Blue Medicated
Flannel Tor 12lsc.
A Heavy Shaker flannel for 4a,c.
Wamsutta Bleached Sheetiug Remnants.
1O-4, worth Soc, for 22c: 9.4 worth SOC.
for zoe; S 4 worth 25c, for 19c. Every
piece bears the stamp of "Wamsutta Mills"
7c Apron Ginghams for sc
Soc Bleached Table Linen for 23c.
SC Rustic Lining for 4a,c.
Zoe Selisias, all colors, tor FAC.
1Sc Heavy Stiff Csnvas for 121ac.
&c Cambria all colors, 37sc.
&c Curtain scrims for 3!sc.
E Large Double White or Gray Blanket
for 39c.
81 IL % Blankets, ia, white or gray,
Black Saline Remnants for sc.
loo Black Saline Remnants for &C.
Best Quality Table Oil Cloth for 15c.
Floor Oil Cloth for I %
75c White Spreads, large size, hemmed
ready for use, 500.
Ladies Heavy Fleccei Ribbed Vests
Ladies Black Ribbed Hose for sc.
Childrcns Vests, size IS, for Sc; size 90,
for Zoe size %, for 121sc.
Ladies' Wool Jersey Gloves for lac.
Gents Heavy Gray Undershirts for 19c.
FIinged Towels for Sc.
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A STORMY DAY IN NID-OCEAN.'
Custom Tailoring

Our object in opening this department was
to meet the department for high class gar
ments at popular prices We sre spsripg no
efforts to give the best possible tailoring ser.
vice for the least money.
We Are Making Suits to Measure
From excellent warranted Atwood Frabrics
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09
$500, SERGE LINED.
A BETTER ONE FOB $1,000.
SILK LINED. $500.
SILK LINED, $4,000,

Jersey overcosts. black, blue and brown,
with velvet collar, $1,000.
They must fit or we don't want you to take
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09
GOOD UNDERWEAR.


Warm Underwear for Men, Ladies, Misses,
Boys and Infants. Our entire stock of UI-
derwcar is this seasons make and purchase.
Quality best. Prices low.
Infants Warm Undershirts. Price &c.
Infants Warm Undershirts. Price &c.
ChldIcns Warm Undershirts. Price 10c.
Children's Warm Undershirts. Price 12lbc.
Childrens Warm Undershrts. Prices 15c
to SOC.
Misses Warm Undcrshirts Price 15c.
Misses Warm Undershirts. Price 25c.
Misses Warm UndeTshirts. Price doc.
Misses VAIN Underahirts. Prices SOC
to 81
Ladies's Hummer Undershirts and Pants.
so dozen to select from at 25c. Worth
double. bargain.
Ladies Heavy ULdersbirts and Pants
Price SOC.
Ladies Three-quarter Wool Undershirts
aud Pants. Price Toe.
Ladies' nearly and All Wool Undershirts
and Pants. Price 81. A great variety for
inspection
Mems Warm Undershrts and Drawers.
Price Soc. 6 separate qualities to look over.
Mems Warm UndershiIts and Drawers.
Price 81. Upwards of 10 different textures
to suit all demands We aim to suit all tastes.
Boys Warm Undershirts and Drawers.
Price 25c.
Boys Warm Urdershrts and Drawers.
Price soc to S5c.
Ladies and Childron's Union Suits. Prices
25c to 81 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09
Rangpur Rugs.

We are showing number OF lew designs
in these popular Bugs. The cclorinRs are
very rich, the designs are artistic. and the
values are better than usual at the prices.
A magnificent assortment OF Smyrna. Will
ton Velvet and Turkish Rugs in siz,s suitable
for bureau, door, hearth or bay window use.
Third floor.
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VXTANTED IMMEDIATELY-Ccpies of
w the Opera, THE PIRATES OF PEN
q NOE. Parties having copies FOR which
they have no use can dispose of them at
Ramey's Printing Office, 113 south Ro, al
street. noy9 st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09

An inspection OF our cloths will convince
you.
Take gample for comparison.
Mems Store-First floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09

FOE RENT.
TWO ROOMS for offices corner Washington
and Prince streets. nov6 lw
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CMALL LOT IA and is NEGLIeEE
y SHIFTS, plated and plsin bosoms, 2 COL
lars and cuffs separate. Formerly 81. Now
SOC at 4, c. SLAYMAKER'S,
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A CASE OF SEAMLESS EALF-EOsE
II splendid value, 4 pairs for Zoe, just 70.
ceived by A. c. SLAYMAKER, successor to
Amos r. Slavmsker
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09

The market to-day is dull and heavy and
prices of Wheat are off about cent on all
grades Other grain is unchanged. Country
Produce is in fair inquiry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09

GKIRT PATTERNS, good and heavy, a
- SOC, Toe and 81, at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09

DLACK AGRICULTURAL PEAS, new
ID crop, n store and for sale by
HERBERT BRYANT,
III King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09

TOWELS, large and handsome assert
a ment; pure linen, 12lsc, 1Sc and 25c
also cheaper grades, at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09

A marriage license was issued in Washing
ton yesterday to Ernest L. Walter and Nan.
ME Sherwood, of this city.
Tho Alexandria Cycle Club will hold a
monthly meeting to night 10 consider matters
of interest
The weekly drill les. night of the Alexsn.
dr1s Light Infantry was well attended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09

E,ULL LINE OF UNDERWEAR for Ia.
A. dies, gentlemen and children a. sll
prices; quality guaranteed, at
A. G.. SLAYMAEER,S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09

NALICOES. handsome assortment, Indigo
Y blues and other colors; best makes at
SC, at ,.
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EMERGENCY SALE OF DRESS
GOODS and CLOAKS.

Donble Width Fancy Dress Goods for Zoe.
All 50c Fancy Dress Goods for 39c
Cashmcres in all all colors for 9aac.
All Wool Serges for 25c.
52.inch All Wool Sergcs for SOC.
All Wool Ladies Cloths for 19c
29c Black Figured Mohsirs for 19c.
39c All Wool Black Henrietta for 29c.
So Ladies Double Capes, braid trimmed,
for 81 80.
$3.50 Seal Plush Capes, silk lined, fur
for So 9S
So Heavy Beaver Jackets for So 90.
ladies' Print Wrappers worth 99c. for SOC.
Flannecttc Wrappers, worth $125, for
Csc.
Gg-THESE PRICES FOR THIS
WEEK ONLY.-1&
NG.aasn 1z,,v;. &q2;n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09

T EADBEATERss BED BUG POISON
IL inodorous and colorless Price so cents
spint.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09

pRoMANGELAN . gross, Bromangelsn
O Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Straw.
berry Flavors, received to-day by
!. q. MILRTRN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-09

CHENILLE TABLE oovEBs, o9c, 371sc,
" SOC, 75c to $50, very handsome and
cheap, at
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
THE REPORTON CROPS.
Statistics Gathered by the Agricul.
tural Department at Washington.
AVERAGE YIELD OF CORN
Only 20 Bnsheis Were Produces Thii
Year AEains, eas Bushels In
1895 aud 81 . In isOG-Rs-
port on Other Crops.

Washington. Nov 1.-THE Novem-
Der report OF the statistlcian OF the de-
partment gives 23.7 bushels as the ay
erage yield per acre OF corn. according
to the preliminary returns Of the de-
partment's correspondents. The cor
responding preliminary estimate last
year was 27.3 bushels and that Of 1895
was 2G.2 bushels. The average yield
In the principal corn states Is as fol-
lows: New York. 1915; Pennsylvania,
80; Ohio. 32.5; Indiana. 2S; Illinois.
Si.5; Iowa, 20; Missouri. %; Kansas.
10; Nebraska. 20. The average per cent
Of quality Is 500. as compared with SS.4
in 1896. and S2.9 In 1895.
The preliminary estimate OF the av-
erage yield Of buckwheat Is 20.7 tu h.
els per acre as compared with 1877
bushels last year and 2O.1 bushels in
1895.
The average per cent OF quality Is
9i3 compared with sl.7 In November
Of last year.
The average yield per acre OF tobacco
is GAG pounds against go pounds per
acre last year and 7iS pounds In 1885
The estimated average yield per acre
OF Irish potatoes Is SAC bushels a.
compared with Sos bushels last year.
and 1907 bushels In November. 1895.
The average per cent OF quality Is SIS
against 500 In November last and CAS-
In November. 1895
The average yield Of hay is lag tors
per acre against an average Of IL tons
per acre for the past 10 years. In point
Of quality the average is 92S per cent
AZ compared with $40 per cent In No
vember. 1896. and 9i.s per cent In 1895.
Favorable conditions for the sowing
OF the fall crops are reported from
most parts Of Europe and the condi-
ton OF the crops 10 far as shown Is
likewise favorable. The opinion Is
freely expressed that an increased area
Is sown In wheat but this appears 10
be more as a matter Of inference from
the natural tendency OF high prices 10
produce such an effect than as an Oh.
served fact The crop reports from In
dia continue favorable and on tha
whole this II true az 20 those from
Argentine and Australia. but In all
those countries the harvest Is too re-
mote to permit any very confident pre-
dictlon as 20 the final outcome. In the
case o. Argentina Il may prove that
more damage has been done by the To-
Gusts and the spring frosts than IL yet
apparent. There Is nothing 10 indicate
that the wheat average In Europe Is
any less than has been supposed while
the crop OF Manitoba Is now represent
ed 20 be much below the Official esti-
mate issued yesterday. And that q
the Canadian northwest territories has
also proved disappointing
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
MADISON COUNTY BOYS
Again Taken Up to HIllsboro

Sheriff Tom Bell came down from
Hillsboro yesterday after W. n. Mills
!. L. West and b. r. VIM Of Madi
son county, charged with the murder OF
Marsh Thompson at Covinglon, Hill
county, last summer. The Hill county
grand jury which il nowin session 70.
turned the indictments.
The three young men are unquestion.
ably victims Of mistaken identity.
Sheriff Black, who came here with the
young men last night, told the Eagle
representative that they we're perfectly
innocent and could prove a positive
alibr by many Of the best citizens Of
Mandison county. They were taken to
liillsboro some time since and had an
examining trial at which the evidence
of number Of their Madison county
friends was introduced, and a. a result
they were released on nominal bonds Of
$500 each, but Il now appears that the
evidence adduced at the examining
lrial was not presented 10 the grand
jury aud neither the young men or
their ireinds were brought before that
body. They confidently expect to &c,
bond In few days, and to establish
Their innocense At the spring term Of
the Hill county district court by prov.
ing beyond the shadow Of doubt that
they were In Madison county on Aug.
~ the day the crime IL alleged to have
been committed and therefore approxl.
maiely hundred and fihy miles from
the scene. They lett home while the
officers we're on the lookout for three
young men charged with the killing and
vent to Edna In the coast country
IN search Of work and were first arrest.
ed At or near that point. They were Al
MadIsonyille on Aug. q, leaving home
alter hat date. Two Of them stated
70 the reporter last night that they had
never been In liill county until taken
there to the examining trial.
Ihetvdeuce against them comes from
Hill county people who claim to have
seen and encountered them on the
road coming south near Coyington the
day The body Of Thompson was found
with wound on the head Indicating
lheat he may have been killed By a
blow.
sheriff Bell lei, for Hillsboro with
the Young men last night and sheriff
Black went to Austin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

Rio de- Janelro. Nov n The minis
ter OF foreign affairs has received IN
formation from the authorities Of Spi.
ritu Santo TO the effect that Italian
riots occurred there Tuesday and ha.
ordered troops 10 that place liallani
employed In public places. lnsulted and
maltreated natives The police were
unable 10 dlsperse the Italians and
finally the chief OF police ordered hll
men TO ere into the crowd. -Four ltal
lans were Killed The chief has beer
suspended pending an investigation
The Italian charge d'ahaires has re-
celved orders from Rome 20 demand
redress for alleged outrages on ltal
ians In the meantime the Italian elul
IN Rio Janelro has cabled 10 Rom'
asking that measures be- taken az one
10 protect Italian subjects.
Great uneaslness IL felt In Rio d
Janeiro a. 10 the result Of these mani
festations Business Il paralyfed an,
the weakness OF the government u cen
sured. Many Jaoobins have been ar
rested.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

You will be delighted Tuesday night
Miss Daisy Lee is visiting friends II
the city.
e. shumale came down from Wac
yesterday.
Dat chops just received and for sail
cheap at c. +. Moore'a. S0i
Capt. J. J. Adams returned to Mill
can yesterday.
A. W. shealey and J. ". Benson wer,
In town yesieeday.
lts free Tor all Tuesday night b,
sure and come. 90
4. Newcomb Of Reliance, was Ia town
yesterday.
You viii not regret what you will zee
Tuesday night. 30
Jim Andrews Of Madison county, was
In the city yesterday.
Cape iassmines and named roses for
sale by Mrs. @. II. wyse 800
John wheeler Of Macy, called on the
Eagle while In town yesterday.
Capt. J. J. Adams returned from tax
collecting at wellbOrn yesterday.
Mrs. J. Fred Smith Of Dallas, is visit
ing her parents, Col. and Mrs. n. W
Sims.
The world is round and most OF the
good things In Il conform to its con.
tour.
Mrs. Annie Gaines, psychic healer,
can be communicated with at Waco or
Caldwell. gs
Mrs. A. p. Anderson came up from
Houston yesterday and Is visiting Bry.
an friends.
Rev. VIM. +. Mack Of Council Grove
Kan, has been visiting friends in Bry.
an the past week.
Dahlgren, the photographer. makes
beautiful photos for Holiday presents.
Get yours now while there is plenty Of
time. 900
Tor Sale--My five room residence with
servants room, stable, and other ont.
houses, cisiern, waterHorks and earlen.
Cheap. Apply to n. n. Cole. es5 I'm
That Cleveland boy has a big Job be.
lore him reading his fathers history.
and the jokes perpetraiei a, his own
expense before he put In an appear.
anco.
TEA pleasure Tor ne TO show goods
Call and inspect orr beautiful line N
cut glass, imported china, iine lamps
onyx tables, ioilet water sets etc. sam
ID wilson q Co. aS
The Eagle has received the iollowin,.
Reverend and Mrs. William c. Fdley
invite you TO be present at the mar.
Iiage Of their daughter Mite to Mr.
'oan Webb Howell on Wednesday ev.
'ning' November the twenty.fourth.
'iehseen huedttd and nineiy.seven. Al
light o'elosk. First Baptist church. !
Bryan, Texas. Reception nom eight.
hiFiy until eleven O'Clock, at the resl. |
Ience Of DR.. and Mil. J. W. Howell.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

H. M. WILSON,
nav YORK LEelsLATuRE.
Chairman Haehstt Makes . statement
a. 90 How 10 stands.

a. 90 How 10 stands
New York. Nov 1i.-Chairman c.
w. Haekett, OF the Republican state
committee has given out the following
statement concerning the organization
OF the New York legislature:
The republicans have elected a sub
stantial majority In the next assembly
and will organize that body The re-
turns as canyassed ofilclally this week
make II certain that the Republican
votes In the next house viii exceed the
democratic by at least eleven. A re-
publican will be elected speaker and
republican ideas OF legislation will
prevail In the legislation Of the ses-
sion. The lower house will be IN sym
PATTY with a republican senate and o
republican governor.
"The rumors OF factional differences
and the claims OF Democrats which
have been circulated with the manifest
purpose OF confusing the people OF the
state az 90 the political complexion OF
the assembly. are not worthy Of ser
ious consideration.
"Eighty-one republicans have been
elected TO the assembly. Two OF them
from New York City were nominated
BY the citizens union. Their aiiilia-
lions have always been with the Re
puhllcans Doubtless IN considering
publicans upon legislative Affairs and
municipal affairs. they will be guided
20 some extent by the views OF those
responsible for their nomination and
election. but on questions Involving
party considerations Il IA as absurd &C.
suppose that they will Join the Demo
Gratis ns that the Democrats will rally
under their leadership
There IL nothing In the avowed
principles Of the citizens union, a. !
understand them, which would compel
men holding the ideas Of either great
party 10 abandon them and take ur
those OF their old opponents. Even II
such absurdlty were possible. there are
still enough Republicans TO guarantee
that Republican speaker shall preside
and legislation will b. directed along
the lines OF established Republican pol
icy"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

tote n full month 20 complete N.
work because Of its magnitude and
because the Washington officials nav.
Setermlned to make It thorough. a
,our ~ The tobacco factories has been
hegpn and IN some cases small seizures
were made. After the revenue agents
leave this city they will visit brooklyn
and Jersey City. where Il Is SAID me .s,
same conditions exist which prevail
here The work Of the revenue Officers
h sald 10 be only the first step IN inc
biggest inquiry made by the depart
ment since the days OF the WHISKY
ring.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
AVOIDING TAXES.


Rsvenus Oncsrs Are Expected 20 Gauss
New Yorh dealers Trouble.
New York. Nov Flor the last
two days 40 internal revenue officers
under the direction Of Colonel Robert
williams. chief Of the New York and
New Jersey division Of the department
have been securing the city TO gei
evidence against the large tobacco
dealers. cigar manufacturers and liquor
distilleries. Frauds In the payment o.
tobacco and liquor taxes and supposed
Irregularities on the part OF the gov.
eminent officials are behind the inves.
tlgatlon.
when the work OF Colonel Williams
Il completed Il IL expected that men OF
important standing IN commercial and
Official life will be affected. u viii
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

Canton Tex. Nov. 11.-The h,.,,...
houses and the postoflce were hnreis.
lxed at Myrtle Spring Wedneadav ~
fore day. The safe Of the nos,o,s..
was blown open and robbed ~ 'i sS5
The explosion aroused the town n n
High. living near the postoalce omen,
IRE on the two burglars. and after ~.
CLEANSING dozen shots they were -,
TO flight Highs surprise Of he M ~
glars saved the postmaster. who a az.
a merchant. sos In caah. $500 m ~
amount being left In the safe and es ~
Ing scattered where they made thai,
nasty exit, No clew. The bushes,
houses Of W. c. Pryor. n. n JorSss
and Il. \. High were broken into m,
burglars were after money, not mer'
ohandlse and the small change lef, N
the tllls amounted All told 10 4 few dol.
lars.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
lincoln Elected a mr. s,or

Chicago, Nov. ii.-At a meeting Of
the directors OF the Pullman Palace
Car company held here Robert T. lin.
coin was elected a director The most
important action taken was the ap-
polntment Of an executive committee
consisting Of II. +. Huber OF New
York, and Marshal Field and Robert
7, Lincoln Of Chicago. which will have
charge OF the general affairs OF the
company. Robert r. Lincoln was elect.
cd chairman OF this committee. The
election OF n president 10 an the va.
cancy caused by the aeath Of George
NJ. Pullman. was postponed. Il Is be.
lieyed Lincoln will be made president
Of the company.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
LETTER or THANKS.
Mrs. Anderson Expresses Her
Grntltude for a Generous Act.

NANNs AhNfENuu ksAnftNAfN HOT
Gratitude for q Generous Act.
Durango, Tex, Sept. p, 1897.
i. L. shumale, State Manager Union
Mutual Life Insurance Co, Waco,
Texas -
Dear sir:-l wish to express through
you my sincere thanks for the prompt
payment under policy No. lO3,Ol2 for
$500 issued TO my .lale husband, Jno.
T. Anderson, March 10. 1898, he how
ever having made only three pay
ments, amounting In all to tli6.25, and
not having paid anything since March
10, 1896, you can imagine my surprise
on being notified that his policy was
still Ia force under your valuable
Maine non forfeiture law" aud am to-
day IN receipt Of your company's draft
Tor t23H5p5, payment having been
made In six days after filing the proofs
Of loss. Too much cannot be said Of
the valuable benefits derived under this
MAINE non forfeiture law" and as un-
derstand Il the Union Mutual Life Il
the only company operating under that
law. Mrs. J. I. Anderon.
Mr.. shumate Is now In Bryan with
headquarters at the Exchange Hotel.
lie Is justly proud Of the record made
by the Union Mutual Life, all policies
in which are written under the Maine
non.forieiiure law" In the above in.
stance a worthy woman received bene-
CTS that she was not aware she was
entitled to, she believing that the poll.
cy un her husbands life had elapsed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

Vienna. Nov. 1.-THE Neue frel
Press publishes a dispatch from Con
stantlnople saying some Greek BANDS
which crossed the Thessaly frontier
between Dlskat and Dominlk, nav,
been rcpulsod by the Turks. who KILLED
many OF the invaders and captured 2
large number Of prisoners. The Turk
also seized 100 rifles and 10000 cart
ridges belonging TO the Greeks
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
NEWS IN BRIEF.

7. A. Hughey. a merchant At Kauf
man. Tex. has failed.
At negro festival AZ Berwyn. l. T.
Tom Harris was fatally shot
The Greek council viii meet In ertr,
session at Museogee, !. r.. on Nov. ~
Grover Cleveland's aon has been
christenen Richard Folsom Cleveland
The foundry and machine shops Al
Mlddleshoro. KY. were destroyed b
hre. causing a loss Of about $4,000
" ~ brown was thrown from 4
wagon near Edmond. l. r.. and IN.
rtantly killed.
The Pacific express once AZ Tear.
Kama. Tex. was destroyed BY IRE. I.oa
estimated at 5000
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
NJ. BONNEVILLE, SIR.
Death of a Pioneer Citizen of
BRYAN.

-
Mr.. NJ. Bonneville. ST., who has for a
long time been in feeble health, died at
bis home IA this city yesterday nom.
ing at $50 O'Clock. lie was born in
France during the year 1888, and was
"a years, 9 months and p days Of age.
Mr.. Bonneville came 10 America In 1879
at the age ole, and lived 10 years in
New Orleans where he was we'll known
and slill has many friends. He has re
sided IN Bryan 20 years, and until the
last few years was actively engaged In
the mercantile business in which he
made a fortune. lie was one Of Bryan's
pioneers and a self made man Of an.
swerving integrity and honor. lie
leaves a wife and six children, most Of
whom siill re,ide in Bryan.
The funeral will take place from st.
Joseph's Catholic church this morning
al 8 O'Clock.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
Wedding Presents.

We are now displaying the largest
and handsomesl stock Of cut glass
Austrian, Carlsbad or French decorated
china, hne lamps, onyx tables. Japa.
nese china cts, ever displayed IN By
an and invite you 10 call and Inspect
our lines before purchasing. We pay
special attention to The wants OF our
customers In The above lines and A..
SURE you We have spared no pains b
excel past eloiis In placing before You
selections o. the latest, most novel and
ud.to.date designs. Polite and courie.
ous attention to all. Sam h. Wilson
& DC. rs