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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26

Call for "lIoney Boy" at FL Halls. Il
c. A. Glenn Of Stone City was In town
yesterday
All kinds Of T. ell stufs at Elgc Bros.
Phone l0l. l0i
College Creamery Butter pc per
pound At FL Halls. g6d
Al. Edwards was up from Mi'lican
yesterday.
Q r. Moore has a fresh car II choice
Alfalfa hay. B
Elegant line OF nea Mating Al Levy
Brothers. Hd
Miss Ella Wilkes and Miss Adah Lee
Polk went TO Calvert yesterday
Red Seal Roasted Coffee 9 l.pound
packages for 25c II +. II. Halls. p0tf
Col. Richard Cooke OF Houston, was a
visitor b Bryan yesterday.
For coal in any quantity call on John
NJ. Lawrence and CO. Telephone No.
Is. g3tf
John b. Necley aud daughter Miss
llessie, were mp IRON Wellborn yesier.
day.
karrs Glover Root Tea purlncs the
blood and gives n clear and beautiful
complexion. sold by all druggists
The city sexton SAYS IL Ia. been more
than a month since there was q burial
at the city cemetary.
Mrs. True desires two young gentle,
man boafders Good room aud table
service. lOi
! J. W. Aldredge, on trial here charrrd
with theft Of cattle, was declared moi
guilty Yesterday moruiug the Jury ~.
turning the verdict within a lev min,
utes after the case was given 10 them.
Consumption eau b. cured by the u.s.
~ Shiloh's Cure. This great Cougl
Cure Is the only Kaown remedy for tina
terrible disease. Sold by all drug
glstS
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26
To the Patrons of the Bryan
Water, Ice, Light and
Power Go. =

An parties u-Ing water from the Com
pauy IRE hereby notified that their
contracts viii expireon Ma'ch3l-t aud
. they desire O. renew their waite
service frihe en- ming year, they will
please call 90 he company. oiEce and
sign applications for renewals before
AIri. lsf or we w.llcIusiIef they DO not
want water, and tine sftice viii be- cut
oh ou April lst We beg 90 inform our
former patr %. aul t.cpublc generally
that ihe n.w aum cement guarantees
good waite and plenty al 10. time. for
the purpose Tor which applications are
made. as We expect by ljfn O. have uut
new .lr compressor in and firni d.
water ROM our rev Weili and We nft
NV pf,pard o Tut loo all rev wares
Service required. al wuul 9 nr pleased
/ 90 s.fyc a.l pIriies Vi hing ,lrclfi,
.ishts. ve vii asl have our ncW
. 1850 Ugh. dynamo Boo operation hy
Air, .st Nes. oriluly
/ bEYhN NVU, lrE. LiOm q pow.E Co
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26

Full stock ~ entirely neg patterns of I
Wall Paper 90 levy Brother oi
Ear aud shclled corn, oats, hay. bran. /
cotton seed meal and chops a. Eds
Bros. %
M. !. b. Fairchild aud family lefi
yesterday 10 pend The summer 90 Fore
rest, Miss, They expect O. return io
Bryan with the opening Of the cotton
season.
Kbrls Clover Root Tea Is sure
cure for Headache and nervous dis.
eases. Nothing relieves so quickly.
Sold ty an druggists
Capt. 7 l.. Durham, convict in.poc.
I tor. was here yesterday lie hes move
cd his family from Palestine Co Aaya o.
IA In order 10 he nearer The center Of
his territory.
All those who wi,h 20 buy bicycles
/ will iud 10 90 heir alyant ge 20 wait
and see Mr.. John w. Ca.lwelIs Elg.u
wheels made hy the famous Elliu watch
comp n.y. which rs O. sufficient gulran-
tee OF their exc leUco. The wheel o.
first class 10 every respect and prices
range from $50 up. j 100.
A. me meeting II tie Home Forum
"Wednesday night u. n. Nlll and W. j.
Christian were elected delegate TO the
u eUtinr Of the grand forum az Navas Ga
Apr o. Interest appears 90 be strong
ia tie lodge here aud the emb.rship
ha, reached o point not iar from one
huBdrd.
Union revival services tonight a. tte
| Christian Church, preaching by Rev.
Geo. l.. C'othier. Two bundled song
blocks have bCon ordered Tor use 10 these
services, and after sunday DO hls boon
decided iu mold uil services at ihc i p-
tist Church 81 az Co. tier acDommo latf
the increasing crowds. Services aiil ha
held ~ al. the churches sunday NOM
ing Al u o'clock.
Katie Putnam, the charming little
comediennp. who.e name and work arc
10 familiar O. the thcater = crs. was seen
again at The opera house yesterday, mat.
inee and evening in "Ihc old Lime
Kiln" au excellent production Of the
melO dramatic orier, BOO which Miss Put
nam is not only the central figure of Boo.
terest bat especially attractive. Kat,
Putnam usually draws, aud those who
saw the production were well please,
aud gave the vivacious ami talented
little lady warm reception. The PLAY
was clean and full Of interest aud excel
lently tagged. Houston Post.
Ask your physician, your oru-gls
aud your friends about Shilohs Cur
, for Consumption. They viii recon
, meme Il. Sold hv al druggls,-.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26
II. st. C. Time card.

Chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex.
Lemons l5c per dozen At "a Halls.
Chas. Hill left for Colorado City yei.
terday.
Mating 10 cents rer yard aud up a
Levy Brothers. W
W. V. Hanway Of Dallas, was In BV-
an yesterday.
Baby Carriages, large assortment, Al
Levy Brothers. ~
For Reni-My room residence viii
sefvant house. stable, etc, and good
well. Joe Groginski. l02
=. s. Wilcox was here Yesterday from
lola soliciting subscriptions % build the
phone line nom lola 10 Willow Hole
lie reports considerable encouragement
from the people Of Bryan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings OF the House and
Senate.
FEW BILLS ARE PUT THROUGH.

senate Passes thr rI.i storage OBJ 60
Enrrossmsnt After Mnrt usruss.HH,
House Kiiis The Coinpraas Hni By
Adopting the Minority RFpart-i Tbs
mis- Passed.
AUSTIN. March 90 1t wa house b'l
day in the senate yesterday, and with
the exception Of the debate on the cold
storage bill the proceedings were dull
The first bill taken up was house h.l
exempting 10 counties from the opera
ton OF the animal inspection law. Il
was passed.
House bill relating 90 the thor Of
horses. asses and mules. 90 rs t1 nN the
punishment at not less ttan 2 years
nor more than 10 years confinement
In the pcnitenuary. was read third
time and finally passed without Discus
sion
The Meade cold storage hil then came
up Tor action There were various
amendments proposed and on one
amendment a call of the senate was
made which delayed action Cor some
j time.
An amendment was adopted defining
violation more clearly and another al'
lowing the storing Of intoxicating
liquors In local option precincts Tor the
sale Of liquor In uuhgokcn packages 60
cusiomlrs residing outside OF the pre-
cinct.
The bill passed O. engrossmcnt by a
vote Of 10 20 10.
In the house the senate bill defining
the crime o. burglary aud fixing penal
ties was passed
The compress bin with majority
and minority reports then came up to'
action
The bill was debated al the forenoon
and most Of the afternoon, whom che
minority report was substituted Tor iN'
majority by vote % 5oto 90
This virtually killed thc ON, but Mr.
Wdtcrs moved 90 reconsider tho yo''
by which the minority rcplrt was sub
sututcd aud 20 lay that motion on th'
table.
Mr. Bailey requested him Co with
draw the motion and ho declined
Mr. Bailey then moved % cau of th
house and che do1rs were locked 4
rollcau developed che TACT chat th.r
were I . absent
A motion 90 excuse tho ab'ontccs pre-
vailed and the motion 90 reconsider anI
table the vote by which the muor'
report on the compress b.n was aiop,r
,rowilod by a vote of i1 to s.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26

Tie White BARRIERS of lryan having
mutually sgrrol upon a schedule of
fair prices not long since, that wa sat-
islactlrf o. AN. tlo aye mout ha been
violated, and ue have io meet compcti-
ton by again h.iu5 the prise Of a shave
of lO ccnts Wc trust The public will
MT rcrrrl chi as d,klr action
upon our part. hu merely 40
Effort 20 protect ourselves. aud We
invite one and al o. continue paironiz.
ing tie oIy tao remaining union
shops iho beet equipped in the city.
fr 100 now ga prices will le: shave
Tee; hair cal .jci shampoo 2ic
Your To- plea-c
&c. Allen,
At. CLARK.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26
Cheap SIR.

Cole Bros have a sock Offre sIiks
ON which they make the folloNug un.
para.lgledoG.r
Noloo. lef yjs fancy iIk, worth So.
per sd now going 40 Csc.
so 200. ,OyIs fancy ,ilk. worth SLO1
pDr ya, r.w gIiHuut lO..
NraJD. % ds fancy .ilk. worth 81. "a
u.a * IHs at Coz.
No 900 ~ yds fancy silk. worth 81 sd
nov going .ttlt.
'Ot uwh ilk worth 5i- per ,arl.
nov e ! gai .1c.
] 'of ,urah ik worth zoe per yarl.
now going no Doe.
H1u COLE BROS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26

FU.s WORTH Mrch g. Mike
Crummcr. the Colorado KID, shot
by { u. Walker, died from che effects
Of the wounds. He stated before he
dicd that he did not want anyone prose.
cu,ed on account Of bis death.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26

DEcArUR. Tex. March 95-John
Browdor. a farmer. who lived near Par.
adise. this county. was found hanging
In his barn. AR Browdor was about 80
ears old
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26

Mrs. Proctor respectfully invites all
the ladies' 10 call and see her beautiful
new spring Millinery, lovely Dress Hats,
Bonnets. Turhans. Sailors and Walk.
ers. an tho latest and most stylish new
Lace.. Organdics, and the best Of all
Corsets "The Feaihcrbone. 1903
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26
Wheels |! /
| Wheels 1! I.
| Wheels !!
| Wheels |!

How about ~ That wheel you have stored
needs repairing Riding days are coming.
We have an the tools and the experienced
help needed 10 make the old wheel way w
TO date. Ofcoursc n yon want new whce
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26

Tho Majestic" high vhecl--bny one
and cui your grass without using bad
woris Tlcy are fret class. Sold by
j. A. NyDr.. lu3.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26
n m NAEI 0NA Has lust received stock Of Kalamazoo
Will MIN Picked Celery, Chopped Celery Celery Salad
It's TVS VI6VVV Celery Mustard the finest and most APP
petizing condiments manufactured Fresh stock OF
Blue Label Canned Corn
complete of all kinds Es@szs

MY baby nad Group ana was saved
hy shnoh's Cure" writes Mrs. J. Il.
Martin Of Huntsville, Ala. Sold by all
druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26

The best cough cure rs Shh1h Cure.
4 neglected cough Is dangerous Stop
q 40 once with Shilohs Cure. Sold by
lll druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26

Ere b Strawberries fr your festivals,
.uppers aud ipop'ions can ho bad every
night fr0m u loNer gardens OF II. j..
pufney & S0d-lor ~ per crate Of II qts.
Z. o. b AdiIea W. u laies, Mana
ger. Alvin. Texas. d los.
Why suffer with coughs, rolds an
Ia grippe when LA1AuyE BHoNo QuN.
INE Will cure you in one day. Does
not produce the ringing .u tAe head
Ike snlphato of Qlinine. Pul up iu
tablet. convenient l0r taking. Guar
autcel to cure, or money refunded
Price, Zoe. For sale ny
AZ % fart.a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26
SAY, 70 YOU!
A%~S~~@ANs 4AS S$SASNNNANA

Why do you do as you do do
Ride as we'll as you walk, can't you ?
We have come to inform you
That what We say we do, we do do.
We sell wheels, that's no "hOo-doO"
And il you buy one twill suit you.
Avery, Rambler, Sterling and Crescent too;
Black, green, white and royal blue.
Join the crowd, we can start you
With this object straight in view.
We soon expect a call from you,
And WILL DO as we say We do do.
o,a |. B. MIKES CYCLE HOSPITAL
need HARRY L. COE, Surgeon.
up
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-26

Ask your physician. your druggist
aud your friends about Shilohs CURE
Tor Consumption. They viii recon
meme Il. Sold hv al duggls,..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-06

tendance. There was also fair sized
audience. Colby athletes were numer-
GUS and appeared to be in most excel
lent form. The exhibition opened up
with broadsword drill by the class of
SO. This was very good and was well
received. Then came the 15-yards
dash from one corner of the hall to the
other. Event number two was the
work on the horizontal bar on the
stage. Foye, Pike, Noble, Cotton and
Spencer were very good. Foye taking
the honors. Putting the shot and the
club drill was interesting. the potato
race. laughable; the running high
jumping excellent: the sparring was
worthy of special mention: the 20
yards hurdle pleasing; the dumb bell
drill showed what fellow can do
when he gets his muscle up: the pole
vaulting made us gasp: the special
tumbling baf1g-up and the pyramids a
fitting finale to an excellent exhibition
of Drawn and muscle. Prof. Bates. the
Colby instructor. must have had his
hands full teaching the boys all the
tricks of his trade. but he has done his
work well if he did graduate from
BowdOin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-06
IN TINE HOUSE.
Resolution Of Thanks 70 Speaker Reed ard
House Adjourns Sine Die.

Washington. March Ain the House,
after some discussion the conference re-
port on the deficiency bill was agreed TO-
Cannon moved that the House further In
sist on It's disagreement to the remaining
items In difference. Bingham demanded
Il separate vote upon each amendment.
the effect Of which was TO keep the bill
before the House to the exclusion OF other
matters. AT l1.30. Dalzell. from the COM
mittee appointed to visit the President
and notify him that Congress was ready
TO adjourn sine die. reported that the
committee was unable to discharge the
duty devolving upon IL for the reason
that when the members reached the
White House. the President had departed
for the Capitol.
Y bingham withdrew his demand for "a
separate vote on amendments, and at
l1.40 Cannons motion TO further disagree
and consent to conference was agreed to.
amidst some laughter over the gross i'm
probability Of anything being accom-
plished
At Has. Mr.. Payne Speaker pro TEN,
called Dockery. Dem. OF Missouri, TO the
chair. and hts appearance there was
greeted with applause by the Republican
rescntativcs and for the first time this
week there was voluntary quiet Nc
Millin. Dem, OF Tennessee. rose and Of
fered the following resolutions:
Resolved. That the thanks OF the House
OF Representatives are presented TO the
Hon. Thomas Il. Reed Speaker for the
able, impartial and digniiied manner in
which he has presided over the deIibera-
tions OF the House and performed the
arduous and important duties of the Chair
during the present term of Congress.
On motion of Livingston, Dem. OF
Georgia. the question was decided by a
rising vote. and the entire body OF KEEP
resentatives rising with much enthusiasm
The result of the vote was announced by
the Speaker Pro TEN Dockery, amid APP
plause on all sides. Speaker Reed was
summoned from his room. and as he came
In the door the members rose To their
feet. appia uding as they did so. He re-
manned on the steps moment while
Mr.. Dockery announced the action of the
House to him.. The Speakers usually i'm
passive voice betrayed something OF the
emtion he felt. as he returned his thanks
for the expression of good will contained
In the resolution.
1t was Just 11.55 as Speaker Reed con-
ciuded his valedictory and declared THE
present House OF Representatives adj
journed without day
The members OF the House Immediately
formed i'm line and proceeded to the Sem
ate chamber 70 take part In the Inaugural
ton ceremonies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-06

The Baltimore x Ohio passenger trnfaI
No. 1G3. west Bound. was wrecked abosif
two miles east Of Zafncsvflle. O., Thur
day. Several people were killed,
rest Harry Carrier. at Hartford. Cf..
early Thursday morning. for beating m
wife. Upon the doorsteps OF Carriefs1
house the policeman WAS struck on flie
heaa with a gallon earthen jug. fracture
Ing his skull. II IL not known whether
he can recover. In the police court. Car
rier was put under $4,000 bonds. s.
a dispatch from Auckland. New Zea<
land. says that adyices from Samoa nm
der datc OF Feb. %. report King Malie{d1
being Incnaced at Apia by a strong f0fcT
OF natives led by ex-King Tamascse wt6
was taking advantage OF the absence 1f
foreign warships to attack the capital
Fighting was inmiEent and the fbffixfl
consuls could 10 nothing to avert the df3-
order without the presence Of warships &
The London Standard. Thursday morn
ing In an article on the incoming admin@
at Washington. says: There Fl
every disposition IN this Country to Judge
President Mckinley favcrably and b
wish him success. The whole Of his cab
met promises fairly well. Its most doubt
full member. unhappily The one with
whom foreign countries Will be brought
most directly IN contact. has been both
aggressive. and rscderate In foreign az
fairs. and IL Is to be hoped that the latter
infuerce now prevails with him..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-06
the INAUGURAL BALL.
Thousands Attend the Grand Affair In the pen
sisn Building.

Washington, March 5.-The inaugural
Eall has become a notable feature Of
the festivities connected with the in
stallation of President of the United
States. In it's earlier days no such
elaboration was attempted as that
which marked the grand function.
Thursday night. That no more ad-
mirable place could have been selected
for the affair than. the pension build
ing was proved. The spacious interior
was somewhat crowded with we'll
dressed humanity. but no larger place
was obtainable.
Just before s. the current governing
the electric lights was turned on and
the broad and high interior was trans
formed to fairy land. For three weeks
the decorating and lighting forces have
leen shard at work! More than 100, 900
yards of cloth has been used in
drapery: 5000 incandescent and 80 arc
lights have been wired and established
in proper places: 10000 roses, Yards
upon yards of smilax and other foliage
Plants arranged in most artistic man.
ner.
The interior of the pension Office
building is great court. At the east
end Of the court was a triumph of the
decorators art. 1t was a representa-
ton in golden cfiallie cloth of the
Golden Gate at the Worlds Fair. Here
Victor Herbert's band held forth dur
ing the evening, playing promenade
music between dances.
The Golden Gate was constructed
high above the heads of the partici-
pants in the ball. on a platform ex-
tending from the first gallery. so feet
out into the court. Thousands of
yards of cloth had been shirred in a
dozen or more cOncentric curves, FORM
ing as many connecting arches taper
ing off into the rear.
/: 1t was the intention of the decorators
to make gold the DISCRIMINATING color
in the display. They succeeded admir-
ably, alternating with abundance of
white challie cloth. suggestive of the
monetary agitation in the last cam
paign. pa
In the south gallery was Haley's Or
dance music called for by the programme
The coat of arms OF each state had a
place In the decoration, and these were
surrounded by counterfeits of the Stars
and Stripes.
The only place where wine was served
ton given In a large room at the east
end of the building. adjoining the general
supper room. where Carl G. Esner the
caterer OF the ball, personally entertained
the Presidents party. members of the
cabinet and diplomatic corps.
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THEY SAY GOOD BYE.
Mrs. Cleveland Has Tears in Her Eyes as She
Leaves the White House.

Washington. March 5.-Before going
upon the reviewing stand, Mrs. Mckinley
and party went to the White House,
where they. were cordially welcomed by
Mrs. Cleveland. Mrs. Cleveland said a
pleasant word to each of the party and
then babe Mrs. Mckinley an affectionate
farewell. Then. with tears in her eyes.
she entered Secretary Lamont's carriage
and was driven rapidly to his house.
where the retiring cabinet ladies were
awaiting her at, luncheon.
She was compel14dE to hasten her de-
parture. and was Off again to the station
with Secretary Thurber. at az. and at
the very moment that Mr.. Cleveland was
leaving the White House. his wife, in a
special car. left Washington for her flu
ture home at Princeton. Mrs. Cleveland
did not have CHARGE to bid her husband
goodbye. sIq
A few minutes after 8. the President.
with his predecessor, entered the White
House. Mr.. Cleveland shook hands with
Mr.. Mckinley and passing directly
through the mansion. entered a carriage
In which Captain Robert d. Evans and
Commander Lamberter were awaiting
him. There were no fOrmalities about his
leave taking and he was carried away al
once to the lighthouse tender Maple.
which will take him to Currftuck Sound
Mr.. Mckinley then went to the reviewing
stand.
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Railroads and Stsambosts
Arrangement Of


Ls0 =. 4 Wstervtiie. as 4 Z; Ban.
Eor. 49 4. n: Asrtys LaEranse, ~ q.
IRON Works. Sl6 a n; Ncrcfoa. ~ 4.
n-A a. NJ Smyrna Mills. ll.E5 A =:
Ho oasTS. H Asn;sas j: FL E
=. NJ Fort i Faii;fieIS, is PM: u: Io7 ~
sPe M Esasss is Il 4 H a sssssS1: "a
LEAVE Portland, 11.so p. n; Augusta
~ M W X1aye hssa ana II N Ia Pffnfc
Norcross. 7.40 p. NJ; Sherman, al =. H:
Island Falls. s.os P. NJ; Houlton. lo.os r.
ys IH. .Sd Is 4s Gnia "a
s S;1l. A !; ~ ~. MSnson. io.ls = +; orssn-
ARRIVE Dover and Foxcroft. IL =.
ton, 756 p. NJ: Greenville. ass 2. n
Ja haA%s IS a SSilford lii 1cses e;
v THss. ~ ~ 4. NJ. :f Easra he; sh l. z
HEAvn F 5apf Far ssf s Is n car
Houiton. $50 A. NJ; Ashland. 100 a u;
Masardis; 7.@ A. N; smyrna Mills, as
s55 A. M; Norcross. 1915 A. NJ: Brown
NJ: Waterville, ia p. M: Au9nsta, Al
p: NJ; Portland, SIS P. n.
LEAVE Caribou, 11.o5 A. n: Pyeeaue
NJ. Bridgewater. 1925 p. M. Houlton, Ii
2. NJ; Ashland, $50 A. M: Masard!s 1Q.1
2. M; Smyrna Mills. LIS r. NJ: Island
Falls: rs E. n; Sherman: AZ =;
N Lagrange. GA r: NJ; Greenviiles II
P. ": Monson. $40 P. M. Guilfcrd. ~
I NJ; Dover and Foxcrcft. 4.H n;
Sebec, 4.38 p. M; Arrive Bangor. 81 z.
NJ; Watcrville. 1000 p. M; Augusta IA
p. NJ: Portland. I4o A n.
GEO. NJ HOUGHTON,
Gent Pass. and Ticka1 AssaG
y. W. CRAM.
Bangor. Oct. /. 1895. 5uly1&Au
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A ragged little boy of perhaps eight
years, wandered Into the shoe factory.
one day this week Many OF the men.
although busy at their work. glanced
at the cold. pinched face Of the little
fellow, and then at his tattered APP
parel. II was too much for them. They
pitied him from the bottom Of their
hearts. but OF course pity would not
clothe the boy. and SO the hat was
passed for contributions Of money. In
this way the handsome sum Of $40 was
raised. and this properly expended.
gave the little one a complete new
outfit
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Athletic Exhibition.

The athletic exhibition and indoor
meet in City hall, last night, was good.
1t was probably better than good but
the Journal man doesn't know whether
1t was or not. There was scarcity of
programmes, very necessary article
on such occasions for the very reason
that one don't take SO much interest
IN the events when one is obliged to
guess at the identity of the particle
pants Halls orchestra was in at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-06

these officers, Thursday evening: Fore
man, T.. G. Wiles; LIST assistant. F. L.
Gray: clerk and treasurer, A. F. Nor
rison. All the fire companies in the
city recommend the same board of en-
gincers for the ensuing year as were
elected last year, surely most worthy
act as can be seen by the way all the
fires have been handled and how small
a loss has resulted from the different
ones which have occurred since March
l. 1896 ,4@ 4,s'- s.'4