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Evening journal., 1897-09-28
PRIMROSE AND WEST COMING.

The management Of minstrel COmp2n-
les has Of late years become matter Of
great difficulty, owing to the fact that
so much has been done that
there practically remains little Of nov
1 city that can be introduced into this
kind OF entertainment. Then, too, min
stIelsy has grown so i'm magnitude and
the expense of equipping and main
tanning a minstrel company is such that
none but those possessing capital and
( extraordinary resources can engage in
this branch Of amusement enterprise.
| Primrose and West, however, whose
magnificent organization will play one
night at the Grand Opera House, Tues
! day. October 8, have, as it were, grown
up in minstrel management, and have
always, not only been up in the times,
! but Just a little ahead of them. In other
words they have been the leaders,
whom others copy, but so far ahead
that they now practically control the
field. 1t is promised that when they
| make their annual appearance here 1t
will be with a company second to none
that they have ever exploited both as
to comedians and singers, and also as
to novelties in the way of clever spe-
4 cialtiCs. OF course, that versatile come
dian and uulN CiSll laNulilc, NeoiBt H.
1, Primrose, will endeavor to amuse the
\ audience in his usual taking way with
1 new songs and parodies and an entirely
, new specially OF the others the long
list is headed by George Wilson, a
comedian Of renown whose single
turn" never fails to effect the risibili-
ties OF the audience. Ii Is said that
l contrary to all tradition, Mr.. Wilson
e will have an entirely new stock of jokes
e with which to amuse the waiting pub
( lie. while Milt G.. Barlow will no doub
e be found to be little behind in origi
e nality. Raymond Moore, the swee
r singer. will contribute a number of new
d and taking melodies, some Of then
from his own zen. Another feature o
that long program is the act of tn
Quaker City Quartet, an organization
3 OF singers who will be seen in a pleas
ing specially called the "Musica
u Blacksmiths." in which they will sim
= a number Of new songs and play Of
o different instruments while made up L
y represent these horny handed sons O
y toll
Evening journal., 1897-09-28
QUICK WORK FOR A SHORTHAND
STUDENT

Fifteen weeks at Goldey College pre-
pared her this year for a good position.
Evening journal., 1897-09-28
MOONSHINER CAUGHT.
BRANDY DISTHI.ERY SEIZED BY
FIELD DEPUTY OF INTERNAL
REVENUE STANTON.

The brandy disiilley OF Thos. Stevens,
at Selbyville, Del, was seized by Field
Deputy of Internal Revenue Collector
Stayton this morning. Stevens has
been manufacturing brandy not accord
ing to the required law.
The place has been closed and @
guard stationed in the distillery Dep
uty Stay',On learned of Stevens moon
shining, and, after informing the gov
ernmont, received instruction to seize
the place.
Evening journal., 1897-09-28

There is a high profit in substitution.
aided by public indifference. There will
be no profit ait all if people. always and
everywhere, refuse counterfeit articles.
Evening journal., 1897-09-28
Y our Eyes

Of an ocuhst is required will tell you
S. L. MCKEE, Graduate Optician, wish E1iIl
ES- Oculst Pr
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13

rlue boueless hams, lust received
Az lluddltBt5h llf0s. meat market
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13
NO. 1876.
GENERAL LEES REPORT.
Mr., Money Believed to Have Outlined
1t Correctly

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE state
ment by Representive Money is his
letter on the Cuban question that
General Lee told Secretary Olney
that he did not believe that the Gu
ban rebellion could be put down by
the Spanish is supported by infor-
nation here. There appears to be
no room for doubt that the message
sent to Congress by the President
was not at all consistent with the
report made by General Lee on
his visit to Washington for the pur-
pose of conference with the Pres-
dent and Secretary Of State The
President appears to have accepted
ouly such of General Lees repre-
sentatIons as suited his policy, 1t
was stated in these dispatches on ex-
cellent authority soon after General
Lees arrival In this country that
his report would show state OF at
fairs in Cuba which would excite
the Indignation of the people Of the
United States, This was not yerlli-
ed, for the reson that the facts set
forth in the report were kept from
the public by Mr.. Cleveland.
II Is learned today from very
high source, remote from any ASSOC
cIatIon with Mr. Moneys statement
that General Lee while here ex-
pressed the opinion TO Mr.. Olney
and to the President that the re-
bellon could not be put down 1t
IL further stated that Mr. Olney
wanted to adopt a very different
policy from that adhered to by Mr.
Cleveland, and that II he could have
his way now the policy would be In
stantly changed to one OF the ut
most ylgor aud llrmness, The pres
ent pro.Spanlsh policy Is spoken OF
by friends of Mr.. olney as "Mr
Cleyeland's own
The most interesting statement
made Ia that General Lee was hur'
rIed bach TO Cuba to prevent his
beng called before the Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations
II Is asserted that Mr. Cleveland
had reasons TO believe that the
committee intended to summon
General lee before II, and that he
thereupon haatened his departure
tor Cuba, This prevented some
very interesting information IRON
passing into The possession OF the
Committee on Foreign Relations
Cor, ~, Louis Republic,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13
THE ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE

The Arkansas Legislature did not
complete IN organization yesterday,
~ was expected, The Senate cons
pleted the selection Of lts compile
ment OF officers, but the House did
not quite do 30,
In the Senate T. N, Wilson OF
Clark county was elected 40 jour
nal clerk Rev, q, A, Dannelly OF
White, Chaplain, and Louis Repetti
of PULASKI, as ianltof,
In the House much Of the time
was consumed In ballotlng for n
scrqeant-at-arma, On the twenty
arst ballot j, r. Cowllng, OF Little
River county, was elected,
Six ballots were taken for FIRST as'
aIatant clerk without elleetlng an
election,
Gov Clarke was oillelally Informs
cd that both branches had organ
Ised and he announced that his
message would be delivered at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning
A Joint resolution was introduced
by Mr Potts, aympothlsIug With
the Gubaus, In their valiant light
for liberty Referred,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13
Two pardons and a Remission Grant
cd hY the 0oYefhofl

0oN Clarke Yesterday femltled
the bne Of 1900 assessed against N,
A, Williams, Of Logan county, for
selling liquor without a license
Williams Ia a distllef, The femlss
sion WAS reeOmmendedby the'erand
Jury
pardons granted by the governor
yesterday wefel
Willie N, Caldwell, a white boy
convicted March 2, 1890, IN Conway
county, Of forgery aud senleneed
10 four yeare In the penllenllafy
N, A, Williams, who was al the
January term, 1897, Of the Logan
circuit court, convicted ol selling
whisky without license, and sehteh'
ced to pay a fine Of 5000 ArItan-
sas Gazette,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13

Mr. win Thompson, a we'll known
maehinlsl, is now connected with
the Edwards Harness Shop, and is
ready 10 do All kinds Of bicycle res
paifhg iuisiw
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13

Dizziness cured by Browns Iron
fahIe. smith Drum cel
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13

Monogram viii make friends II
years old Sold only by
InNY nlQaAllnh
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13
A. II. SEWER,
Fire Insurance.

For Grstselaas meals 20 to "fhe
Maude restaurant, corner Broad
and state streets, j liaitman pro.
prIetor II N bran new, handsome.
ly furnished and thoroughly equip
pedi separate dining rooms with
rich and pretty poftiers, make q
party ~ private ~ possible, Scr
Vice unoXoolled 1870
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13

Reader, lfyou are In need Of lum
ber, j. b. Whatley can supply your
wants, and At lower prices than
anybody else in the city, De sure
to oct his prices before buying
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13

Cord Mood In all leuglha cheap,
Leave orders with w. q, Maasen'
burg al TaxafkaHa Carriage Co.,
igi Broad street, 1928
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13

Don't worry about your health,
Keep your blood pure by taking
Hoods safsapafIla aud you need
not fear the grip, colds, bronchitis,
pneumonia 0f typhoid fever
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13

Remember that these enterprise
ing druggist Williams 4 Williams,
have the ''h0t stun for the cure OF
bauflppe.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13

When YOU need a set Of harness
or d saddle, see the Edwards lIat
ueaa Co.. aud yet good home mOOu'
taetuled goods Prices low l'li,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13

lioodt Pills are the tavofle fam.
Nv eathaftle, easy 10 take, easy 10
anefatel
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13

Attention, Ladies' ! am prepaf'
cd 10 do all hluds OF dtesa mad0g,
aud guarantee satlsfaellonl was
formerly with thenoled Paris Cloak
aud Suit o., on Fifth Avenue, New
York City Give me a trial
Mus !, hpflhfad,
lislg, l0l Maple ~,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13

0UifA COAL. Something new,
best yet, 'reNafhana Ice 90, n
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13

Joe MeShahe IL headquarters f0i
fresh oysters ana celery 1913
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27

Consumption. LaGrlppe. Pneumonia.
cured By shllOh's Cure. Sold by all
druggists.
Corn, oats, meal, bran, bay, cotton
Ted meal and lulls, mesh and cheap
Edge Bros. Il
Mrs. 7. B. Collins, Miss Daisy Mont.
Fonery, Johnnie Collins and Robert
Caldwell lef. last evening for a visit 10
Honiton.
/. II. NeWton has the contract 10
build a rev eight room residence Tor
Mrs. b. White on the site Of her pres
ent home.
Tm reporter went through the Jail
yesterday and found everything a. clean
and comfortable a. Il we'll can be made
for the prisoners.
X. b. Stevenson has returned from
Roanoake, Va, and will again make HI.
home In hiyan, much 10 the delight d
a large circle Of friends.
ST.. II. Kernole and ION Champ will
starr Sunday night for Poukeepsie, aut
will stop at Washington and oihol
paints on The way. Champ will take 4
business course Al Poughkespsie.
Justice Clos was called upon yester
day 10 render a decision sustaining ih,
rOad working Law, which he did. II,
says the lawyers are springing suprem,
court questions on him right alou,
now.
A couple Of white women we're ar
rested at College yesterday AnC
brought to town. Tho arrest wal
made At the instance Of IN,
College authorities. The women wer,
released yesterday afternoon.
"A Redeemed Earth the ultimate
Abode Of Redeemed Humanity" vii
be the theme Of the pastor Of the Meth
odist church Sunday morning at u
O'Clock. The public are cordially In
vited. Preaching also at night At 80
EpEorth League service at p. IN. TIT
pastor and superintendent Of the Sun
day school hope 10 see a full altendanc,
Of teachers and scholars at a.4jam.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27
ldUSE STILL BLOCKED
oeadlooked on the Evans AS
signment Measure. 3
JAIL OF THE HOUSE UNSETTLED.

aspsatsd Efforts 90 Excuse Absentess
Failed aud . search IL stiii on For
the Missing Members Little Change
a 60 the Outooms-The senate Work
ing a. Usual I
AUSTIN. Feb. q0.-The house is still
leadlocked on the passage Of the Evans
assignment bill to engrossment. The
rouble is the same as on Tuesday, and
which has continued since-that is a
all Of the house IL on and the refusal 70
Excuse absentees.
The house met yesterday at Q o'clock
Ind with a short recess at o'clock and
mother at s the sessi ON was contnu'
,us until 1: 20 o'clock this morning
when a recess was taken until 3 o'clock.
There Ia but little change from the
POSITION taken ON Tuesday. The oppo'
ients have gained one vote from the
dll-Mr. Pitts Of Hill declaring he had
changed and Is now against the bill in
Itead Of for IL.
There is no telling how long this bill
will be before the house as both sides
declare they are in the fight to stay
sven 10 adjournment Unnecessary.
During the day some few other bills
were taken mp, but little attention was
yfven them. though some were disposed
II.
The senate worked as usual disPosing
u number Of bills
House bill providing for the payment
u teachers In Greer county up 60 a GER
ain period. was read the third time
and passed
House bill providing Tor more eff
,ient road system in Rains county wa
rassed
House bill amending the charter OF
he city Of Galveston relative 20 th'
granting Of right.of.way 10 the SAINTS
Fe railroad was read tho third time anC
passed
House bill amending the law relaiiv'
% the payment Of assessors for gather
ng agricultural statistics. was laid be
Tore the senate and passed.
Senate bill making It penal onens
Tor any school superintendent, teacher
school Official, etc. 20 act a. agent 70
any school book trust. etc, was laid b.
tore the senate and passed
The bill regulating the sale Of oocain
aud prohibiting its sale 20 minors an
habitual users, was passed 20 engross
ment.
Mr.. wayland's foe bill being a speciu
order was laid before the senate on u
second reading Mr.. Lam Of Wharto
offered an amendment 60 Increase Oh
salaries Of fherifs from 1000 10 ESQ
Tho amendment was lost.
Several ,er amendments were PR
posed, but pending action the senai
adjourned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27
n. ST. G. Time card.

Chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex.
Dr.. Law left for Waco and Bolton
yesterday.
chas. McLendon returned 10 Calvert
yesterday.
Mrs. A. J. Edwards OF Milllcan, is yis.
iting Bryan friends.
Edge Bros. IL the place TO get your
oats and com meal. "a
House for Rent-Apply 10 X. r.
Knowles. Phone ISL. 80
Horse and surry for sale.-See Mrs.
Fannie Calhoun. 81
House for rent. Apply TO Gift A.
Adams. Gilt.
wANTED-Five or six table board
ers BY Mrs. II. 4. Poverty. 20.
Miss Roberta Paris and Louis Mike
left yesterday to visi, NavAsoia.
60 to Edge Bros. for an kinds Of feed
siuiis. Phone 1911 81
For coal In AIRY quantity call on John
n. Lawrence and Co. Telephone No.
70. S3tf
wv Coulter Ia receiving new spring
and summer goods. Call and see how
cheap they are. 72tl
ar. and Mrs. James o. Chance and
little son have gone TO New Orleans to
attend Mardi GFas.
Boy WASrED-Mus, he over IS years
old, strong and not afraid to work
Address A l., Bryan, Tex. Il
Cut ont John b. Mixes ad In the
kagle tins morning and take Il 10 his
store during the day. Il will be worth
something 10 yon.
Mics Llleen ST. leon has returned
isom the east. aud will shortly receive
the most snpeib Inc Of millinery ever
shown In the city.
Losr- Ladie,' hand scarf pin with
three diamond. Finder will be paid
literally by returning to L. Bonnie
willie. 79u
Constipation causes more than hall
the Ills 81 women. Karfs Glover Root
Tea l. pleasant cure Tor Consulpat ton
Sold by all druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27
District Court.

The March term Of tie district court
will convene here Monday with Judge
W. g. Taliieuo Pre- iding, and Hon. J.
G. Scott representing the state.
Following IL the Hat Of grand jurors
Coy NJ Bryan, IT,, r. ?. Boyett, II. l..
Bullork, n. o. Boaiwrght, II. Cren-
shaw, James Cooper D z. Co'e, d. NJ.
Dansby, G. II, Fullerton. John Fergu.
son, C. A. Glenn, A. Is. Candy A J
Holiday. o. }. Scrimshire, Leonard
Mcdonald, James Wilson, Jr.
Tho civil docket comprises land suits
divorce cases, etc. There Is no new
case ( Importance.
The criminal dorket Of course de-
penis upon he result Of grand jury o.,
yestigttions. Following Is the list o
pr soncrs nov In jail. j. W. Aldr dye
charged with tL,ft ofcaitle; A. G.. Har
grove, charged with murder Bob Bal
lard, charged with ~ ault 70 murder
Ebert Winchester, charged with a.
sauli to murder Wash Neal, charge.
with rape; Frank Pinkafd, charge,
with murteF Brats Jack on, charge
wih theft Of horse; Nelson liardy
charged with assault To murder, Ale
levitt, charged with THEFT Of cotton
and wagon; Tom Nash, charged will
forgery; John feafce, charged with a.
SAUL 20 munier.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27

SAN FRANcisCo. Feb. 20. Tod sloan,
the Beau. Brummell Of the turf, IL cum
ddering an offer. the most fatterine
ever made 60 the jockey. Pierre Joril'
lard has one or more representatives In
the Lincolnshire handicap 20 b run the
latter part Of March, and his chances Of
landing this rich plum is 20 rosy he is
DESTROYS Of securing the services Of Tod
Sloan. lie il willing 70 pay a hand
some retainer 20 secure this phenome.
nal Jockey. II satisfactory arrange
ments can be made, sloan viii In all
probability have TO ride against the
Prince Of Wales derby winner, Per
nmmon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27
1ne eloyes eo 10 cARsoN.
They Were Manufactured In Chicago
aud the finest Ever Made.

aud the Finest Ever Made.
CHICAGO. Feb. SIN an express
package that left this city for Carson,
New. last night were four pairs Of
the finest boxing gloves that experience
and skill could make They are the
ones that will inoase the hands Of Cor
bott aud Htzsimmons when time is
called for the big fight, March II. They
were especially designed by q glove.
maker Of this city. who took the meas.
uromonts Of the hands Of the men
sometime ago. when Dan Stuart gave
him the order There are two pairs for
each man. Each glove weighs a trihe
over Eve ounces just enough over to
make certain Of the weight, They are
Of the finest tanned dogskin and stuffed
with selected curled hair. The cuffs OF
wrists are extra long and well stuffed
and the fronts Are laced with heavy
ribbons. They contain a patent safety
grip, the inside being 50 made that the
fighter can clinch his hsis with great
hrmness
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27

CHICAGO. Feb. 60 Alderman James
L. Campbell Of the Twelfth ward has
begun a libel suit against George 4
Cole, president OF the Municipal Voters
league, asking for $4,000 damages A
circular was recently issued by the
league purportiug TO give the council
records Of the various aldermen whose
terms expire this spriag In this oircu.
lar Alderman Campbell is referred to
In rather an uncomplimentAry manner.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27
An Invalid Law

PERRY. O. T., Feb % 1t has re.
sently come 10 light that the law max.
,ng it a crime for officers Of banks TO
receive money IN a bank when the same
was In fainng condition Is null ami
void because Il never passed the lower
house Of the legislature. or At least does
40, appear on the journal Of the house
~ having passed.
The act was duly signed by the presi'
dent Of the senate and the speaker Of
the house and the governor, but it is
claimed II was a mistake Itpassed the
upper house and the matter was a mis-.
take Of the enrolling clerk The law
has been ON the statute books since
the meeting Of Oklahoma's first legIs.
lature, and there have been many bank.
err convicted under IL. and there are 50
or more outstanding indictments In the
Territory.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27

Bishop Geo. II. Kinsolying Of the
Episcopal church, expects to make his
annual visitation ost. Andrews parish
tomorrow, Feb. 2Sth, aud will he the
guest Of the Rev. j. II. Taylor Mr..
and Mr.. Taylor will be glad for his
friends TO call on the bishop between
Il e hours Of D and S p. IN.
On account Of the high tide and great
surplus Of rock TOW on hand the rock
quarry at Mlllican, las been at atland
still, hut IL is thought II will resume
work now in a few days. Me srs. Olive
End Phillips arein Houston for the pnr.
pose Of securing "a rock crusher, which
they hope to have In operation in .
short time. Me.srs. Grven & Oily,
have contracted for 1000 cars Of crush
ed rock
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27
ABOUT THE PRlzsFleH1eRs.
Both CoFbstt aud Fitsslmmons Get
Down ts steady rrainlng.

both CoFbstt aud Fitssi,nmoas Get
Down ts steady TralalaG
CARSON, New, Feb. 20. Until both
Corbett and FtEimmons have shown
the effects Of the steady training they
have Just started on AL prophecies are
vAlneless. Corbett's friends stay with
him steadily aud are a. enthusiastic a.
ever about ms chances. while the ad.
mirsn Of FtEsimmons seem 10 be in
ereasing. the change brought about, no
doubt. BY the excellent appearance Of
the Australian.
Stuart is still confined 10 his room
The warmer weather conditions are al.
ready beginning 10 show their effects
on him, however, a. he looks stronger
now than At any time since the com.
mencsment OF his illnosa lis doctors
promise 10 have him on the street again
by tomorrow.
| Amphitheater work Is going ahead
rapidly Over 100 men are now EN-.
ployed on the building aud this number
viii BE- doubled az the beginning Of
next week.
Tickets are being asked for In large
blocks, several more big sales being re-
ported.
/ PHILADELPHIA, rec. 30 -nvu., m.
Kline of Lebanon, who embezz.ed s0OOI
funds Of the Farmers National bank OF
that city while 10 paying teller, and
who pleaded guilty last week, was sent'
sDccd 70 pay tine OF 600 and undergo
tEausonmcns Ia ave years = hard "
hur.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27
r.nrhi n.iu..n rraln,

CHICAGO. Feb. %. "A strcetcar with
ak occupants was crushed between two
trains going n opposite directions on the
Chicago anu Eastern Illinois AZ One
Hundred and Third street here. George
o'Malley. the mo,orman II. w. Young
and Peter FucherspinE were instantly
killed. Conductor H. Madison was IA.
tally hurt and Robert HinE and Mis'
Mary hoschell sustained severe inter
nal injuries.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized 10 aunounce
WN. A. BANKS

we are AulhoIltcu 10 htnounre
WN. A. BANKS
a. a candidate for Secretary, Assessor
and Collector Of the City of Bryan 81
2 he ensuing April election.
We are authorized 10 announce
&. +. JENKINS
~ a candidate Tor the oifce Of city Gee.
rctary, assessor and collector OF Bryan.
at the ensuing April election.
We are authorized b. announce
n. g RHODES
a. a candidate Tor City Serrclary, Tar
~ -sor and Collsc'of Of Bryan. Elec.
ton drst Tuesday IN ipril, 1877.
We are authorized 10 announce
CT. WILSON
a. a candidate for city marshal Of Bry-
an at the ensuing April election.
We are authorized io announce
&C. sHELBURNE
a. a candidate tor reelection 10 The
Office u city marshal u Bryan al the
ensuing April election.
Wear authorEel 10 announce
TIP. BOYETT
az a candidate for City Marhal O
Bryan At the ensuing April election.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27
A Fearful Pail

TEMPLE, Tex, Feb. g6.-Davo o..
born. special policeman AZ the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas depot, stepped OF =
train and went through a troiile. fall
Of about i2 icet Ills left Lex was fsac.
turod above the knee and the heelbons
was crushed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27
Fine Mcrchant TnIlorInr.

Mr. I. c. Davenport, representing
Oehm & Co., Of Baltimore, Md, has e..
tahli.hed headquarters for this section
Of the state IN Bryon, aud will take
pleasure Ia showing you the prettiest
and hnest line Of seasohable samples in
existence, together with lowest prices
and a guarantee OF perfect &c. Call
and sec samples at Law Office Of Hudson
& Nall, over First National bank. A
look will convince YOU. -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27

Clark's barber shop, Exchange hotel
block, has been refurnished throughout
with handsome chairs, mirrors, etc,
including = child's hair cutting chair
Two frat class BARRIERS and anot -er to
arrive In a few days. Everything bright,
new and clean. Polite attention. rs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27

CINCINNATI, Fob % The Ohio river
has apparently reached a. maximum
The gauge shows o. feet 2 inches. This
Is the 9th time an the history Of the
city that the river has exceeded the 60.
foo, limit Reports from upper river
points show the water Is falling.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-27

A man from an adjoining county wa.
deity relieved Of fifty dollars here
Thursday night bya woman who 60.
capped.
FOR sALE.-A few thoroughbred
Prize Plymouth Rock and Buff Cochin
cookerels ard Pullels ,Couger siniu)
Also a few bushels Of fine northern
reed potatoes. Residence diagonally
across street iron Dr.. Wcathehord.
W. :. Cor.