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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09
The FOurqurean-Price ca
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Astonishingly low price,
is the power that has drawn
thousands to our GREAT
CLEARING SALE in fha
HOUSEWARE DEPART
MENT.
A LOT OF TOILET SETS. ALI. r-v.
DERGLAZED DECORATIONS Trn~
WERE SOLD EOR s. cONTATvrye
LARGE COVERED STOP IAps
CLEARING SALE PRICE. $50. COW
PLETD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS English Toilet.
Sets, would readily sell at s.. cloarr,
sale price $780, complete
REAL CARLSBAD CHINA DTNNrD
SETS. CONTAINING 100 PIECES
HAVILAND DECORATIONS. uaPORr.
ED TO SELL FOR 81. CLEARING
SALE PRICE s9ss. COMPLETE.
serrated-Edge Bread or Cake-Knlys,.
&c. each.
HEATING-STOyES.
SUCH REDUCTIONS WILL MAKE
THEY FLY so FAST THAT WOMEN
WILL HAVE TO BE PRETTY NIAIBLg
TO CATCH THIN.
Asbestos Back Gas-Heaters, sold FOR
clearing price sL&.
Asbestos-Back Gas-Heater, sold f-
$780, clearing price S249.
Asbestos-Back Heater, sold Tor s.
clearing price 500
4-plpe Gas Radiator-Heater, sold n,
$3.50. clearing price N.9S
6-pipe Gas Radiator Heater, sold for g.
clearing price $2.eS.
8-plpe Gas Radiator-Heater. sold M,
$3.50, clearing sale price 1898.
100 DOZEN TEMPLATES. FESTOOy.
EDGE, ASSORTED NEAT FLORAL
DECORATIONS. WORN $50 DOZEN
CUT TO 29c. FOR A SET or SIX.
$50 dozen Imported Tea and Ccer.
Cups and Sauccrs, neat floral dc-ors.
tons worth 500 dozen, cut to l9c. o.. a.
set Of six OF each.
1u Handsomely Shaped. Decorat,f
soup-Tureens. worth $3.50 and g. cgt b.
CSC.
REFINED. EXTRA QUAIITr
COOKING KETTLES, WORTH ~
CUT TO &C.
Clear Crystal Cake-stands, worth -,
cut to Sc.
800 WASH-BOILERs, FULL SIZE
MADE OF EXTRA-HEAvY PLANIsH.
ED TIN, FIRE-PROOF BOTTOM. Go
BH SOLD TO-DAY AT 29c. AS WE 10
NOT CARD TO SUPPLY DEALERs
WE WILL LIMIT ONE BOILER TO A
/ CUSTOMER.
Large-Size Gray Enamelled Wast,
Basins, worth 5Oc., cut 90 l5c.
Largest-Size Gray Enamelled Toa-Ks.
ties. worth $3.50, for CSC.
THE ABOVE ARE ONLY A FEW
or THE MONEY SAVING CHANCES.
YPICAL OF HUN EDS OF
OTHERS ALL OVER The FLOOR.
EVERY DEPARTMENT. OFFERS
TEMPTING INDUCEMENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09

satisfying. The provisions were eagerly
devoured. and expressions OF gratituuo
were heard on every side. AT the ser
vice which followed there were se'e-
raj professions of faith, and no iess
than five homeless men were proVlueu
with nights lodging.
The Citizens Relief Association re-
ceived yesterday, through Mr. Gus. NJ
Breaux, Jr.. agent OF the Ballaru
Ballard Company, three barrels OF nour'
which was turned over TO the CITY MIS-
sion for distribution among the poor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09
xvorL Auonr the City,s Poor.

About one hundred and hfty hungry
hooking men and women fiocked into the
Broad-Stree, Mission last night to take
advantage Of the kindly offer Of the
charitable workers of the institution to
furnish all corners who were In need
with free lunch. Sandwiches and cof-
fee had been provided In great abundance.
The coffee was served In large bowls.
and the sandwiches looked massive and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09
APPEAL IN THREE FRIENDS CASE.
Ground on which Attorney-Gene-
rails Petition Was Opposed.

WASHINGTON. February S.--A certiti-
cate was filed to-day in the office OF the
Clerk of the Supreme Court, signed by
Clerk Mckee, OF the Court of Appeals for
the Fifth Circuit, located az New Or
leans, setting forth that an appeal had
been filed in that court from the decree
Of the Florida court, which had original
Jurisdiction of proceedings against the
Three Friends, an alleged Cuban hlibus-
tering steamer The fact that this appeal
had been taken was one or the grounds on
which the petition OF Attorney-General
Harmon for a writ Of certiorari 70 bring
the case directly Ia the Supreme Court
was opposed last Monday by Mr.. W. Hal
lett Phillips, counsel for the owners OF the
boat. There was. however, no evidence
that the appeal had been perfected. The
case will be argued before the Supreme
Court next Monday by the Attorney Gene
PAL and Mr. Phillips.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09
THE BATTLEsHR TEXAS.
She IL Bound for charlottesville
katahdtn.

NEW YORK. February Sat the Brook
lvn navy-yard to-day all was hustle
aboard the battleshlp Texas. and stores
were being taken aboard for her trip 10
Galveston. II was stated that the Texas
is now ready for sea- and Is expected to
sail tomorrow On her arrival at Cal
weston. unless 1t is found &rfectly feasi-
Bile. she will not cross the Mar. but win
law to outside. From Galveston she will
go 10 New Orleans for the Mardi-Gras
celebration.
The ram Katahdin Is almost ready for
sea, but as yet has not received her fun
complement OF men. Sha y expected 10
sail Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09
baptist Ministers Dined by DIR.
Nelson,

The Baptist Ministers Conference, en-
bracing the pastors Of Richmond and
Manchester, together with such visiting
preachers of this denomination as were in
the city, were the guests Of Rev. DR.. James
Nelson, at an elegant dinner, given yes
terday at the Woman's College. The
company numbered about twenty-five.
and several hours were spent most de-
ughtfully. After the dinner bright and
happy speeches were made by Rev. Drs.
Whitsitt, Hatcher. and Hiden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09
The Bull and the Government PapsF'

itdllSl = AsNnisA A+"
Here Is a comical adventure chat sony
members OF an English ordnance s-iF.
met with while touring In the solla I.
scotland. In the prosecution OF
calling they entered a field beions05
q crusty old farmer. Seeins me st-.5
looking about IN a way he cou'l h,t
derstand, the farmer APPROACH ,..st
.Nhat are ye lettering IN tne hela l.'
"Oh. we have a right 70 so any n-,'..
returned one OF the company
surveying, and here are our so'eIDil''-'
papers" ...,-r,l
paper here or paper there" reil.,.,s
the farmer. loot ye gang coz o ny ie.e
..No we sha'ut." returned tne Il,
"and YOU are rendering yolrseii i''
prosecution for interrupting US
The farmer said no more, bat VEN ~
% his shed, which opened into tle 1,
and let out a vicious bull. Inc p-, -.
sooner saw the redcoats than ne N.n, .s~,
them IN full career. The sltNy'ss u.
snatched up their theodolite ana i.'~ .,',t
their lives, while the old farmer 10 s''''
elee. yelled after them; - ~. ri,
.sWhat are ye running forf Cen
show the bull yer government p'p'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09
Were Married in Washington.

Mr.. Mike Marin and Miss Mary A.
scanlon. both Of this city, We're united
IN marriage in Washington on Thurs
day last. The ceremony was performed
al st. Matthew's church by Rev. Thomas
S. Lee. Mr.. Marin is a popular deputy
under City-Sergeant Charles III. Epps,
while his bride Is very attractive young
lady. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09
NANCY HANKS AT THE ACADEMY.
One of the CIcyerest farccs seen
Here This Season.


1.-THE Nancy Hanks presented at the
Academy last night is one Of the bright
est, merriest farces seen here TINS
season. 1t depends for It's success not
so much upon its originality as upon the
whimsicalty Of its situations. and the
cleverness with which familiar sayings
are worked into a witty, and some"hat
breezy, dialogue. The representation Is
I'm the hands of an uniformly capapie
company, and the production last night
was stamped with the most emphalc
approval Of a large audience.
The specialties are admirably Workeu
into the action OF the piece, and interest
is never allowed to flag. Inc WORK VI
Ignacio Martinetti, Frank Ianhehli'
Mrs. Frank a. Tannehill, and MISS Anna
Boyd is particularly commentaries
There will be n special matinee to-day
and the engagement will close with
night performance.
Nellie McHenry and clever company
Of well-known people will appear here To-
morrow and Thursday in II. Grattah Doil-
nellys latest comedy. "a Night In Ne"
York" The piece has been described a.
"a funny condemnation OF humor Juui-
ciously intermingled with pretty canoes
catchy sons, and original music me
organization is said to surpass any that
has appeared in Miss McHenrys support
for many years.
The next metropolitan concert, which
promises to eclipse all those given hither-
to under the auspices OF the Metropolitan
Concert Company, will take place wed
nesday, February nth, and Will introduce
no less light than Rafael Josehy, the
renowned pianist His support Will IN
clude Miss Marguerite Lemon, Mr.. hans
KronOld, and Miss Julie Levey.
To compare Joseffy with any or the
present piano virtuosos would do him in
Justice; he is phenomenal. and while his
brilliant talent IN former years showed a
marvellous force ard impetuosity, he now
captiyates by his delicacy and expression
Rafael Joseffy is a master, and that, too
I'm the truest sense Of the word-a mas
ter whose name IS famous, and who VIII
compare favorably with the greatest ar
fists in the world.
The seats for this concert are now on
sale at the store Of Messrs. Walter ID.
Moses q Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09

Cards. BIl-Heads. Statements Lteals
Heads. Note-Heads. Circulars hS,s.sn,tcA
Dodgers etc. printed by me w. p,,F' yos
Company at low prices wa say nav fo'
GOOD work at same prices you VS All
,nferlor work. Send uS1yonr o't \, eye5
we viii guarantee satisfaction -
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09
Julius SyGI8 & Son,
20l and 203 East Broad ST.

Smith, Ellie Ryan. Mollie Ryan, Mamie
Hughes, Ellen Hollcran, Kate, Reilly
Adelaide Bergheimer, Josephine O'Harra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09

Board of Aldermen Meet Tonight.
A regular meeting Of the Board Of
Aldermen will DO held tonight. Several
important matters are 10 be considered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09
nicbmouders I'm New York.

NEW YORK. February S-(Special)-
J. c. Tignor. Astor; Il. w. Leonard, AL
bert; J. C. Shafter. Marlborough
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09

The Collector OF Delinquent Taxes Is
preparing his list to publish and only
a few days are left for delinquents TO
naY 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09

The morning session Of this court was
taken up with the argument IN the case
OF George Taylor, claimant of the tug
Hercules, appellant, VS.. w. w. Crossiey'
master Of the schooner h1 t,.,d mo rsr;
~ Norfolx The cause was argued be-
FORE Judges Goff. Simonton. and Draw
lev by Robert NJ. Hughes. OF Norfolk,
for appellant; and by Floyd Hughes, Of
Norfolk. for appellee, and submitted.
The case of Philip It. Woodhn. appel
,ont vs.. the Hampton and Old Point
Railway Company, appellees. an appeal
from the Circuit Court OF the Eastern
District Of Virginia was dismissed. on
the suggestion OF appellant, without pre-
judice. III, -
Gov several days, and will sit In several
cases, which were heard by Judge Simon
ton in the lower court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-09

Washington. D. ca telegram TO OF
Navy Department announces the deaf
OF Nayal-Cadet Charles a. Walker. d.
Taunton, Mass. Cadet Walker was ll
Iided from the cruiser Minneapolis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

Baby Carriages, large assortment. a
Levy Brothers rs
John fuIkerou returned TO 10 Paso
Yesterday
Bosn, 10 No. and Mrs q. l.. Tabor. a
line ION Thursday morning.
For coal ia ary quantity uil ON John
NJ Lawrence anl c.. TELEPHONE No.
81 83tf
There viii be DO union revival ,er.
vices 20 auy OF The churches to-day.
Rev. We2ms Wuot,on sill. preach al
The Meih1d dist church 20 Isbl
Ast your phyacnn. your druggist
ana your friends about shloh's Cure
for Con umpt.oa. Yhoy win recon.
mcna b. Sold tv ab dursl..
Times ore Coo hard ,opay more thansn
article i- worth just lecausc the seller
b. your friend. Buy whore you can get
the beet Tor thc least money. Gu.
Wysc's BE- the place. 81
After being oat all night ,hs jury in
The a C. Hargrayc case found the de.
PENDANT guilty OF mauslaugbter and A..
sessed his plui hmeut al two years in
Tie pcniicnl.ay. The ease will be Az.
pea.cd
haffs Clover Root Tea rurlncs the
blood aud gives a clear aud beautiful
complexion. Sold by an druggists
Capt J.. A. Sander. has a card in the
Eag.c elsewhere which should interest
eyeyoue-lalics as WE'LL a. gentlemen,
who eyIcctio buy high grade summer
suit OF suiungs Laok itup.
Consumption can bc cured by the use
~ Sh.luh's Cure. This great Cough
Curc D. the only known remedy for thai
terrible disease. Sold by M drug.
rlsis
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20
ANOTHER CONFESSION
Jackson and Walling Tell One
More Story.
IMPLIOATE A KENTUCKY DOCTOR

They say Dr wagner Wac the uns
who Behsadsd tho Girl The Governor
Of Kentucky DeoiaFes ne WIN Noi iu.
terfsre Win the Execution at Sew
port aud Has Ordered Troops There
CNciSNATI. March 10 Both The in
quirer and Tho Commercial Tribune.
print this morning confessions p'
Scott Juckson and Alonzo N Walhug
signed respectively by their nufho5.
The text Of the confession b. @
righted by ~ papers ,bo ,,,5i.
jackson lays the blam' WuH,m n
ton Of Pearl Bryan s,licitod bin tv
Wood, whom, he .eiief from disgrace
letter to give h alleges 1t was wu
for his 'aksn 10 send her hero. aud
Woods Friendship to WOOD Do un.
that o. the task OF oonooahug her
deH'e
Up TO wednesday night. Jan 20. tho
story does not differ greatly from Tint
already related lle said b. engaged
Walling 20 find someone who would
perform the delicate task, aud chat on
Wednesday walling told him ha hal
sent Miss Bryan 20 doctor Thursday
Walling received word 10 como olt 90
DIR. Wagner's, at Bellevue. Ky. near
Newport Ho and Walling both went
out, but did not 90 IN. Thoy arranged.
however. 20 BE- there again on Friday
night Jan. o. They both won't there
Wagner sent him 20 the FoItMeyer
drug store for some ergot aud ho got 10.
When he returned al were excited.
the girl was unconscious aud 10 was do.
terminod 10 take her away Wagner
obtained the wagon and the body was
carried out the baokway and put into &c
and all three got In tho wagon. Wagner
driving.
Arriving At place on the Alexandria
pike, between Mr.. Loo o's and Mr.
stones farms, they stopped and carried
the body 10 where It was aftcrwarij
found. Wagner thought lcr dead. and
told jackson 10 hold her head. which ho
did. Then Wagner severed Der bead
from her body and wrapped % up in the
girls cloak. walling carried tha cloak
10 the wagon. jackson says WHOM boz
let 20 Of the body the head was go che
top Of the bank. but itll forward Wac.
ner lot them out at Newport bridge Us
and Walling went 10 Cincinnati ald
parted. walling going 10 lIordar h1,c
and jackson 10 his .Jom with ilo girls
vAlise which contained clothing which
he threw into the river Tho blood In-
side tho valise came from tho s.rs worn
BY the girl which was put in &C. Wleunr
took the head with him
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

PADrC,U Ky. March is-Tho river
here is ass, which BE- higher than IL has
been at any time since 1891. except the
great Good q 1854 River men predict
anywhere from 50to5] feet. which Is
within half a foot Of the highest point
reached IN lSSi
ETho most discouraring reports are
coming In from che surrounding country
and from Illinois Bridges and farm
houses have boon washed away and
many miles OF farm land are under
water
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20
II. 4 t. G. Time Card.

chas. II. Edge, dentist. Bryan Tex.
Rev. weems woolton came up from
Navasoia yesterday.
Henry Rohde returned from Houston
yesterday.
Mrs. Lambdin Of Waco, ~ Wishing
Mrs.. II. 4. Poverty.
Mating 10 cents per yard and mp a
levy Brothers. aB
T. W. Frame. Whit Thurman and
will skains Of Macy, we're In town yes.
iefday.
Dr.. Finley preached at the Presby ie.
Ran churh last night. Increased in.
ieress is becOu,ing manifest In the an.
lon revival.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20
THEY WILL Bs HANGED.

Governor bradley SAYS Ie WIZ Nat
iatsEfsre Ia the Fsscuuan.
NEWPORT. Ky. March iQ-M 5r.
rangemonts arc completed Tor tlo oE..
cution Of Scott jackson and Aoaal
WAlhng. who are 10 bo hanged t1uor.
row for the murder Of Pear. Bryan
The execution will certainly take r'l.e
unless Governor Bradley interfere, aud
Il Is not believed he will DO so.
Governor Bradley has ordered troops
into Newport and told an Associated
Press reporter that he would positively
refuse 10 interfere. lie said the con.
LESSONS have meant nothing and hoovi.
IDENTIFY thinks there Is little II anything
In than
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

WASHINGTON, March ig Tho heavy
rain tho past is hours bon tho central
valley viii cause % continued r'sa In the
Cumberland. Tennessee. Lower Ohio
and Mississippi rivers and intensity the
threatened aood conditions previously
announced lt b. probable that the GOOD
in che lower Mississippi valley. during
che next Do days or two weeks. viii. IN
many places. equal or exceed any pre-.
uious year
Additional warning g. given 90 resi-.
dents Of threatened district. IN Louisi.
ANA, Arkanas and western Mississippi
20 remove from the region Of danger
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20


Numrrous nousu damaged and one
,ian wua Severely Hurt
FoBr Womn. Tex March ia
storm from the northeast struck this
place laat night and did considerable
damage. Tho wind almost reached a
regular tornado and themln came down
in i0-rents.
Tho wind only lasted about 30 min
utes bus did considerable damAJ- Avn
inrs. fences. trees and shimnoys were
blown down all oyer the place. The
storm was worse IN che northeastern
portion OF o. oiiy
as, ,,no u L Roach was demol.
~, aud Nr Roach hid o leg broken.
: soral Inmates OF tho house were in.
jared
Numerous houses in that vicinity
were unro9ied and blown from their
foundation.
10 b. believed the storm did consider.
able damage mp the Fort Worth aud
Denver road
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

DENTON. Tex, March Do "A severe
storm struck this place at $3.50 last
night No one was killed bat several
were injured, some quite badly
Numerous houses were blown from
their foundations and some bad their
roof taken away
Tho damage will r ach into the thou.
sands
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

NEw York, March IA special 60
The Herald from Consianuncnle SAYS
ambassadors have just received orders
10 transmit great project o. reforms .o
the sublime porte as soon as che CgJun
crisis is over, which the powers hope
will be In about a idrtnight
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

IEuFms, March 90 All toisgruphlc
communication with Nrw Orleans d,
ut oG, lines south oH la'h sit.f % Oh.
Mississippi uyor from et Louis ani
M.mHh7 icing lof almost amu'taue.
Oa,y Nashville soon Afterwards re-.
ported WINS ipm chat e,y Co Nsw Oi.
.eaus also stopped and no ayeuu, leit
mto tll Crescent City Iha floods are
assigned Co b. che cau oi thr st1npare
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

AmrNE. Tz. March Do Tho fire
u the Windsor hotel hore n Thursday
morning dii moro damag' than first
believed Much % tho furniture was
ruined by voter Tho total loss D.
about tg0l0. fully nuroi
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

NV YoHg, March ia special 20
Tho Herald from So pt,orh arg says
Grand Duke Vladimir has gone 60 Der.
in 20 represent the csar nc the conten.
nial iu honor Of Emperor William l.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

BrRwlN. / r.. March 30 Ten cars
Of walnut logs are being loaded az tins
place Part of thom viii be shipped ~.
rect 90 Berlin Germany. the Others 20
Fort Smith, ark Other shipments will
Or made in few weeks
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

houses Unroofed, outbundinrs pomoi,
ished and Rain Came Down Heavy

Houses unroofed, Outbund.urs pemoi.
i'hsd and Rain Came Down Heavy
JACKSON. Miss. March l1 "A severe
windstCrm struck jackson at o o'clock
This morning. coming from the south.
west, upanicd by % hoavy down.
pour o. rain So Oar az known there hoe
been no loss Of lfa. although heavy
trees were blown up hy roots. houses
nroofod f'ncos and ontbui.dings do.
atroyod aud signs blown away
Jackson D. entirely isolated IN the mat.
ter Of telorrphic communication and
nothing can be heard from the sur.
rounding country, but itis probable that
serious damage has been done
10 is reported from Glendale. Miss q.
that the lovoe Is broken there and Lake
rchula has risen four foot
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20
Accidentally shot

RocEnMu. Tex, March 10 Tho ne.
Gle son Of Horny Mcdaniel. noar Gard.
ucr was seriously wounded IN the face
by the accidental discharge Of q pistol
iu tho hands Of Wagner Hllma
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

PARIS, p X, March Captain Isaac
n Gaines. thc oGlc.ont postmaster a
ths city ard one 81 ihs oldest and most
higAly esteemed oIuzans Of th,s place. is
dead.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

MADRID, March ia-At the inauru.
ration % the new Republican club here,
revolutionary speeches were made and
lsdtotumu'taud fighting, during which
several pouons were injured some ar.
ro.is were made
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

WASHINGTON. March %. Tho gan.
boats Marietta and Wheeling were
launched AZ san Francisco Thursday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

Comanrhe Tribe No. %. I. o. r. NJ.
Bryan. Tex-Council fie kindled the
hFsi aud third Wednesday Of every
mouth a. the seventh run and thiriieth
Wath 10 wigwam at Mikes hall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20
| Wheels !!
| Wheels !!
| Wheels |!
| Wheels !!

How aboutii That wheel you have stored
need, repairing. Riding days are coming.
We have al The tools aud the experienced
help needed 10 make The old wheel way mp
to date Ofcoufte YOU want d new wheel
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

pau.ka March ls-Oh,ico shipping steers
gG1au
Choice l0 o. Oln hosi, Nul1 % ush,
hogs ggiislm
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

Why do you do as you do do
Ride as well as you walk, can't your
We have come to inform you
That what we say we do, we do do.
We sell wheels, that's no "hoo.doo'
And you buy one twill suit you.
Avery, Rambler Sserlingand Crescent too;
Black, green, white and royal blue.
Join the crowd, we can start you
With this object straight in view.
We soon ex Get a call from you,
and WILL DO as We say we do do
,,,s .BMIK. E'S CYCLE HOSPITAL.
ICED HARRY l.. COE, Surgeon.
up
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

CnioAou March is -wheat-No cred. ~,
dW.ao
Corn-No 9 Ea lsl.
uats-No white. e. % b. l;lis,
Mes pork p barrel. o. $3.50
Lard n lo IA. ti1.t
Short riht sides loose. sit5ItN
Dry saltai shoulders boat NHlim
short clear Ndei. haxei SIS tNI
nAiLAs Marsh ls --Whast 30 9 red 600
New oats htns In bu.s rom wagon. car
lots. { o D. c'untry rl inis. efnc
Uorn-sholied, m.xcl hulh iohlots IS. ear
from wagon m = bulk 1holled q o n,
country roiati CARROTS, sls. sacked, carlots Z
20 D. country points. sf ear ..leaa
Usy-Dounsry points. az Dasm
Lard-heanod, usron 40 So n rails 81
nsron- short clear standard 6isai short
clear extra SIZE snall clear atanded aaitsa.
nic short clear exirs saiteA ~. Aalted ~
hut. GO