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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-24

oest Our school opened last night. but
q sbo yesow fever. School has opened now.
our band had elk tSops Snd amen ~ns saca saw
t,l0 Joined II had a little over four
thousand mo members. which was nearly two
sents es9; did not write during the bird
ssstd,ng. ana was proud that Texas boy
nad won IT. My brother has very In
s tercsting book on birds by T: Bllby. 1 see
tSa me ho oil the 81, haps have told US some Of
come ! have read. They are: "a Young
Hero Dan, the Newsboy," TON, the
ysr ..Ron,,. Mdyentnres Of Tom saw,
Eauntleroy," Black Beauty" Famous
Women" Little Women" little Men"
Jo's Boys" Polly. the Old-Fashioned
and .t,NcSs m !a:e e General Custer"
GID you ever live In Denison, Texas, or
then say good bye: Which ONE Of the he
aEostles was tent maker? with love to
ALL q true Hap, Lillian Kimpton.
A TERRITORY HAP.
Seward, o. T.--Dear Mistress Primrose:
ten TO The POST SO / will try and lot You
hear from me. I would like to know what
mas become OF Edge Hit and Annie De-
laney. ] have not heard from either of
s ieters We 'h nave 'h hSd w snss
an Interesting contest about birds, hope
we Will have another contest about wild
az mails. would Ike to exchange songs
with some Of the Haps. will exchange
Nellie Gray or THE Wedding Bells"
Tor "The Dying Cowboy" l will close
With love to all the Haps and all my
friends who read The Post remain as
ever a true Hap. Lizzie Shetrompf.
ANXIOUS FOR SCHOOL
:, High Prairie, Texas.--Dear Mistress
PRIMROSE: As have seen no correspond
ence from this place, I will try to write a
Few lines today. We had nice little
shower last night and we reeded 1t very
bsHly. Cotton picking is about over. I
VIII be glad when school starts. Papa
says he. is going 10 take Il trip to the
coast. am going to stay at home and
go 10 school. l am 70 years of age and
STUDY history. geography, spelling, fifth
reader. arithmetic and grammar | have
blue eyes. light hair and am going to the
Link Line school. will be very glad to
see tnls an the paper. l hope this will be
ptii1ed and not put into the rag box.
Aour TREND, Fannie Jenkins.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-24
HAS A NICE GARDEN

Number Of Happyhammers s05s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-24
IN THrE FIFTu cpAnr

! will close by saying good bye.
Ethel McAdams
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Kansas City, May ct. J. Green
has been appointed receiver for the
Calm Wholesale clothing company.
which failed on Monday with liabilities
Of over 100000 The appointment
was made at the request OF the swof.
ford Bros Dry Goods company Of this
city, who were creditors In a small
amount but who otherwise are not AZ.
fected
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
UnelaImed EAnre.s Pncknres

10 Wells Farg q Co. office. Bryau,
Texas IN Al AN, pkg, T. Allen,
Pkg, j C. Allen, pkg T T Bullock.
pkg II Broi'cs pkg and paste
board boxes. & Barlow, pkg, Mary J
Bradley, box. DR. T. Barlow, boxes:
W " Brll pkg, NV Benson, pkg :
B.ouut pkg u CallarI. box. James
CasNelI, sack ~ } " Cayitt, pkg.w
G CroNL pkg G - Davis. pig. VI C.
Dunn pkg W VI Farley, pkg, q q
Ehers, Bale he'd. 'allie Forester. ukg:
G Fink. box q Frederick, pkg. @
froufh, pkg J. q Finley, pkg " Glo-
vrr pkr Della u ,ii, box. = I Hutch
ius1u cask. J W uoikhorth, box: l. A
Hopkins, hoS. s o. lIasley. pkg. WP
Hughes, pkg G u oftuau. pkg. Hudson
~ N'll. pkg Emmett Harris, pkg, J T
llllI, pkg VI l. llaslry, trunk s n Hen.
~, pkg S Il Hudson. pkg. pr. RH
llaui on, pkg Cam Jones. pkg Bette
Jolly, pk., Miss Jessie johnson. pkg:
j JearlIuo, pkg u V KestI,r, pkg:
Levy bro., pix box. pkss, u Lowell
pkg Maggie Lodhnri. box l. Levy. pLg
j & Lewis. pkg, A Luke. box j r Mann
pkg Dave Miles. grip. VI VI McRea. pkg
w J. MyWhnrt.r box. l. !. Mitchell,
Nil, VI VI Mcfarland, pkg. Elias Mays,
pig. J W McMuun, pkg. Willie Mile,
pkg, j : Mcmillan. box: " T Miller.
pkr. A Machas pkg. D. y Mclaughlin
pkg. a VI Nicely pig. = VI Platte. box;
W VI. Powell sack and box. O. Ponder.
rras', sack. j J. Inner, box, ET Rocker,
psy. Jim Recess. pkg. e. - Kidding. pkg.
Dr. Pm Ray sor, pig. J Rank .e, pkg: T.
Is EaW.s. pkg Ei Shepherd. pkg. 4 d
Nir'd, psg Andrew Slept. sack AL
>hcpharl, pss lo. Sckosb. pkg Frank
>mI urA, psG j Schamek. pkg. J
sI.ri.n, PIG. % Ic len. Pkg. j A
Wool, pkg D Il WeGne. pkg Mary
"Hiham, rkE Jacob Wallace. rky;
Ni.kerunN IS, bale p II Wiuhe.
pks Price Wa.lc., pkg. Williams.
pkg,J % Wuly, pkg Andrew Williams.
pkg % wcatbcrfoI, pkg.
D.. b. loN,N.
Agent
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
WIS ne eREEKs, BATTLE.
Carried ThlnEs Their own Way at thar
solaa and yatestino

Headquarters Greek Army In Thea-
sally. Phsrsalos. May o. delayed ia
transmission The Greeks claim a
decisive victory in the fighting which
has taken place here and at ValestIno
today The Greek line was attacked
by a strong Turkish force Of 10000 i'm
iantry. in addition 10 the large forces
Of artillery and cavalry The Greek
right wing was In command OF Colonel
Mavromlchals and the left wing WAS
commanded by Colonel Makris Both
Greek wings repulscd the Turks with
great slaughter.
The railroad station was destroyed
by Turkish shells and railway commu-
nication between this point aud Viola
10 interrupted
II ls estimated that 1000 Turks wcro
killed at Velastino The enemy also
abandoned a large number Of guns
Preparations are being made with
the utmost activity FOR q decisive bat.
tie which seems inevitable for tomor-
row.
The morale of the Greek army is now
all that could be desired The Greek
artillery occupied better positions
than the guns Of the Turks and are
well served.
Full credit lie given 20 General smo-
lenakl for the victory at yelas,ino and
In some quarters Il IS claimed the
Turks had been finally repulsod IN that
direction This belief. however. IL not
general General Smolensh was the
occasion for great rejoicing here.
When the news was received the
Greek troops choered long and cnthu-
siastically. apparently overlooking past
rsyerses and being anxious Tor auoth-
er brush With the enemy Ihough %
Is dificult TO predict the result there
10 no denying that odds are 10 favor
Of the Turks They are overwhelming.
ly strong In infantry. artillery and cav
airy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

New Bedford. Mess. May e-The
body Of VIM n Rowland treasurer Of
Rowland MIN az the New Bedford
Manufacturing company and Roch
Spinning company was found al the
dock a, the foot Of North street The
place whore Il vas found was not far
from where be was last seen alive
The corporation with which Mr. How
land was connected Is nov In the
hands Of receivers as a result Of the
discovery % unsuspcJted financial en-.
nnglcmont recently by stockholders
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

The committee appointed 10 arrange
the details Of the May Queens partici.
patton in the Waco carnival met at the
Exchange hotel yesterday afternoon
aud employed Artist Lee to design the
decorations for the float 10 be used by
the Bryan Queen and her attendants Ia
.he parade. Miss Maud Wilson has
selected Mrs j. J. Albums a. chaperon
and Misses Olive Wilson, Bessie Ross
and Katie dcKenzie, maids Of honor.
lIou.ckeepers, keep the old man in a
good humor. Give him ice cream fro
zen on my Wonder Freezer You will
smile after trying one. No trouble aud
very little expense. J. a. Myer-. l31
The school board held a preliminary
or called meeting yesterday afternoon
and reelected Prof I. $. Minter super.
inlendent Of the city schools Tor the
ensuing two years at a salary Of Sl2Ol
per annum.
wANTED-Thc pre,iiest girl in town
TO do my collecting Apply 20 W. 7.
james. 49,.
The arbitration treaty with England
was defeated in the senate. Senator
Mill- led IN a gallant fight aginst IT,
Call aud see Otto Boehme's stock oI
cypress cisierns. lie is selling them at
hard time prices. l3 lm
or the one hundred or more peop'e
killed m the great Paris fire 1t appear,
from the newspaper reports tha, ma.
jority belonged TO the eK-nobility OF
France.
There will he caKe sale under The
auspices Of the Young Ladies' Auxiliary
OF the Presbyterian church at Mis-. ST.
Icons, on saturday. May S. llouf.
I 10 =. IN. lb
Mr.. II. X. Eberly who fell from q
third story window Of the Exchange ho.
eel here about The first OF April, narrow.
ly escaping death and breaking one lex
m three places, was carried to the train
On couch yesterday aud leit Tor his
home In Wichita, Kan, accompanied by
his wife, Nho expressed her thanks 10
the people Of Bryan Tor their kindness
especially Mr.. J.. $ Moorins, proprietor
Of the Exchange hotel and Dr.. ". II.
Oliver the attending physician. Nc.
Ebetly was in splendid condition and
comfortably provided 10 make the trip.
Now i- the time to buy your cypress
civsrns The best are made hy otto
Boehne. ljl lm
sam Brooks, adjudgel insane some
time ago, aud confined since ~ the
county jail, was released ihI. week.
Hts condition had improved constant.
ly and be- Wa released upon the advice
Of Dr. Wealherford, county physician.
The Wisconsin Peerless. Refrigerator
challenge. all other IeffIgeatofs Tor
trial. ] guarantee my refrigerator will
require only half the Tee used iu any
other. J. A. Myers. 1889
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
Retired In r,rr.c, order

Athens. May ca dispatch from the
front announces that Prince Constau.
tines army retired In perfsc, order
upon Domokos, thirteen miles south Of,
Pharsalos. whore the Greeks viii await
an attack Of the Turks General Smo.
lensh remains at velestino TO protect
Volo. PhaIsalos has been abandoned
and telegraph Communication with
that place has been cut % has been
suthorltatlysly announced that the
powers have interviewed and proposed
mediation
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
n. st. G. Time card.

Lemons i5c per dozen at IA Halls.
ChAs. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex
Call for "lloney Boy" at III Halls. Il
Go 10 Levy Bros. fir your mating. II
NJ. d. Townsend and T. y. Goodson
we're In from the Brazos bottom yester.
day.
Don't fail TO see Levy Bros 1897 wall
paper. lS
Boy solid center rawhide buggywhip.
Teey are the lest. John q. Tabor. l40
John and viii Payne OF Payne Prai.
re were here yesterday. They brought
cattle for shipment.
Newest designs In wall paper at. Levy
Bros. 1886
]. Potillo has opened a new stock Of
Italian and American staple and fancy
groceries In the Bonneville building on
west Main street.
College Creamery Butter 9jc per
20 md At "a Halle. o6,f
Edge Bros. have opened up a nice.
fresh stock Of staple and fancy groceries
In connection with their gram and feed
business.
Use star and Crescent Roasted Coilec
because Il Is the best. li6.
]. T.. Heath and ?. Lee Of Mecca, and
Jess upchureh Of Neal, Madison coun-
", we're here yesterday, having brought
over cattle for shipment.
It's a fact that the Quincy Refrirer.
aioris the best, at Levy Bros. l36
uSnap Shots says "The president Of
three woman's clubs and two reading
circles In Topeka has twins"
Prof II J. Puincy will be in Bryan
In lev days 70 tune pianos lSj
The Galveston News u yesterday con.
tanned an exhaustive treatise on com
culture in Texas by Prof A. NJ. soulc Of
the A. and NJ College.
New orleans Is noted AZ thc.pIace
where you can ge, the les, cup OF coffee
on earth, Why should New Orleans
not ptolucc the hest roasted coffee
She does. Try star and Crescent man.
ufaciurcl by Smith Bros y Co., New
Orleans. introduced boy q, ". Cleveland
aud sold by }, ", English, saunders q
Johnson aud ]. q. Mike. llb.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Valparaiso. Chill. May e-The gov.
eminent Of Chilli has offered pre-.
MUM Of 100000 yearly to any person
or persons who may discover a new
use for nitrate In large quantities
Chill produces a great quantity OF nj
trate and market which will use
more than a comparatively small guam.
tity has never been found.
The fall military maneuyres have
been postponed, owing to the vretehed
conditions Of the roads. caused by late
rains
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

tuc pIeabt ana fAh, nut the Hreatest
number that ! saw had their hats in
flames. We tore their hats on pulled
the burning hair fi5m their heads and
all the time they thrieked oh. Mon
Dieu. Mon Diou.
i saw one young and beautiful girl
rush into tho middle OF the street. Her
hair and hat we're In flames. She fell
stricken by the terrible heat We could
hardly stand the heat"
A car driver said Il stopped to take
two ladies' from near the Louvre. They
were middle aged and richly dressed.
They told me to drive to the bazaar.
This | did, and was waiting ,or them
when the FIRE broke out. | have not
seen them since"
Various theories we're advanced by
the police and people who we're eye
witnesses Some said the hre was
caused by a spark from a cinemato-
graph machine. Others said Il was
caused by the explosion Of gas
stove. Others again said that a lamp
which was smoking burst and set the
place on nre. But what struck me was
the unanimity Of all as TO the sudden.
ness Of the conhagration and the way
In which the flames spread.
In the eHtemporiIed morsue At the
Psllas de rlndustrie there we're
crowds trying 10 Identify remains Of
the victims Of the great FIRE Il was
a difficult task.
A terrible looking body was brought
out 10 the door. 80 as TO have as much
light upon Il as possible. The police
became suddenly more stringent than
over and no one was allowed to enter
the building.
From mouth to mouth passed the
word That 10 the duchess d'Alen-
con"
But how to recognize such charred
mass. In the face Of such a dinicult
problem the relatives and friends OF
the beroaved family had recourse TO
the family dentist The latter remem.
bered certain nllings OF the teeth and
could recognize his handiWork. even
under such awful circumstances.
Ina short time II was established
beyond a doubt that the remains we're
those Of the unfortunate Duchess. and
very quickly a pine coin was screwed
down and taken away.
A woman approached the door sup
ported BY two friends and proceeded
by a venerable priest She had come
20 Identify her daughter. but while the
work Of Identifying the remains Of the
duchesse d'Alencon was going on. she
fell in a NJ Of horrible mysteries and
her cries we're 20 terrible. her move
ments so heart rendlnE, that a cab had
TO be called She vas taken away. a..
parently mad, between two police.
men.
Forreasons obvious dislnfectaLts free.
ly used inside the building and the odor
Of carbolic acid was 30 strong that
holding ones handkerchieis to the face
and a plentiful use Of strong perfumes
was insufficient TO remove the psne-
trailing fumes
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Whom Don Camoru o. refined Gum
the senate az che United State. uu tau
9Th Of March. % will tv thr Gr.t time
iu n generation that thU senate has h,,u
without "a Cameron among its members
His father Simon Cameron outyrd tho
senate in 1870 and was q famous Wing
leader ten y,Jr h0iOr the Republican
party wa lum Ills SON was elected
largely through the fathers popularity
iu Pennsylvania Il We leave out tho
lri,t period during the lincoln admin.
iyutiuu when Simon Cameron was
syutuy Ut wlrand minister toRusla.
and thug years following whom hcvas
iu rtium,ut che p.uui 0i Cameron
occupancy ,l "a senatorial chair viii
have lasted i.r over halt q century
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Chattanooga, Tenn May 6 Tho
miners strike 10 East Tennessee and
southern Kentucky has grown rous.d.
erably In magnitude Tho miners 40
numerous stations have gone out and
Il is nov hgured that nearly $500 men
are involved Al Coal Greek. where
fatal fighting occurred a few years ago.
serious trouble Is brewing Tho men
AZ the Black Diamond milne, one OF the
largest In he Coal Greek section. will
probably strike, a. % men at that mine
have been discharged. o, is claimed. Tor
lncendlary talk
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Washington, May captain era.
ham u. Fitch has been relieved from
duty at Memphis 10 take effect May CO.
and ordered to wlllets Point NY Cor
duty with the engineering bltulioua
First Lieutenant Chas S Richie of the
corps Of engineers Is ordered TO Cal
weston Tor duty under Major Alex 81.
Miller's corps OF engineers
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
wmI.m nr,.s, nsar r..na

Cando, n d, May s While moving
"a pile ~ manure on George Haugh-
burns farm yesterday the dead body
Of VIM Bryan was discovered. The
top Of his head was crushed In. indi.
eating murder Mr. Bryan claimed to
be a second cousin 10 VIM. ]. Bryan
and was undoubtedly murdered Tor his
MONEY
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Dubuque, Ia, May In tha United
States court Judge Woolson has issued
an order remandlng Carl vorc 90 ths
custody OF the United States marshal
10 await The action Of the president on
the request Of the Prusslan government,
Tor his return 10 that country vorol
IL charged with arson al Hanover
Prussia. last December
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Guoral Milo. o., commanding rr.
Cul ol th' army, l. just l,u called
upm tu d.r.IU Uu % somewhat d.llltp
question iu which military discipline
was MIXED Ur with moral and auu
mental cHuGl uu.n, A.. D.. we'll
known, the army m'h1it. ueauI "a
soldier married asa soldier maruu Ell.
p,riliIy Do Che uIliurisa private. and
commanding .f.er, have often gone ~
Tar as tu refuse permission t0 we'd g.
The men under them Recently % chan.
lain cut at Fort A~Iuiluin. in Mon
taua. joined lu thy bonds Uf matrimuuv
a private stationed There and Young
woman who wa. working us n dOm,st .o
servant for ibU family of eco, uf Che OH.
Gers SO permission Coz thc wedding
bad been granted AMID mono had been
asked Next day thr post commander
rvWimaudDl thD chaplain severely do
clariug that Dol. 600 was unauthorized
aud improper The chaplain resented
this aud appealed tuihu 1Jlujlut gen.
cral ium Whom 'r .- wont t1 Cen.
cul Milo ill W. .".. lu urJ ring
his decision Conceal SOL .t. "Iho
course az t.U chaplain a.f.U iu ID.
fully warranted l.vu .d r#u,
NhilH thD ,. ...'IH O. ......r.. .rfy
ing Is wull r. Tu .. ..f..I.I
itCd by Jaw Ur IHH..f... ...I f..r..I.
ltITy aufHurIf|I. .H.r.f r.... .... ..r
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

London. May "a dispatch from
Athens asserts that the losses Of the
Greeks In the fighting az Valcstin1
and Pharsalos yesterday were certain.
y 1000 killed and wounded. while tho
Turks lost fully 5000 killed and
wounded
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Athens. May e-The report that tho
powers are intervening L. confirmed.
Ministers Of Great Britain France,
Russia Italy have been instructed Ca
propose mediation between Greece and
Turkey. and similar instructions %
German and Austrian ministers are
expected every moment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Kansas CITY Mo, May o Tho south
and West Grain and Trade Congress.
with over hundred delegates from the
states In those sections. we're present
the convention met The session was
taken up by welcoming addresses and
the appointment OF committees
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Washington, Nav e--Jsmss " Ty.
nor Of Indians, has been appointed as
s.stani attorney general for the post.
once department Mr. Tynor took the
oath Of oflce and entered upon the dis.
charge o. his duties.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
lie Was Elected

Hrnhlm MANNER
This i- al 90 year in r1,rirs, hui
there are other campaigns that are dc-
Weeping decided aritItyus the fl'ou.
ing campaign document will show. The
letters barring names, ave given SET.
btt.m.
"My Dear Miss
] hereby ANNOUNCE myself as cauii.
date flr your hand and shall u.e au
fair AND honorable means tD -ccur rhc
nomination Q know there a.c many
can Iilatcs BOO ihc dld. and hrs.tatcl
long before cu'eru. tlr race. hu. I am
In i1st.y. Ny y..N. uu ma'timo1v
have oNe been ,NUrcs cI iu Your hear.
irg, AMI need mot Icpca. them here.
You know iN.r 'hn free coinage of
Iowa Do o. Q .Uy.-lul Maintenance
OF free si.yc. alter marriage. lfyuu de-.
0idc O. confer upon ur t.c honor /
seek, please GN date fr caucus with
your mother have nu uhIpr i.u 60
her ar log as temporary chairman OF
TIE perm aucnt organization. 90 'hr tc.
suit H. toe caucus should prove sIti.l e..
tory, W. can soon huI the primary and
select a da.U Tor fHu convention ! have
never believed 100 long campaigns. sH i.
you decide in honor url will % b 1oI
to make ihp convention da'pas,arIy a.
Q. s.Ih.r hryHirIy y.urs.
lle received fhe following brief reply
'tHu.u. unnecessary RauHrf IN
permanent organization .atisuriBrt.
nomination UunHmuu.. come a. once
HEd NN ll.r u. ratification.
You've tfsurre
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
FOR SALE.

The Wiley Reed home. ,ead OF what Is
known a. Collins place, five miles north
Of Bryan for sale at bargain. A snap
for anybody wanting ar1ol and well
improved farm Must bee sod quirk.
fur particulars address
q l2l I'm & A. TINTN.
1913 l.2 Congress Ave, Houston. Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Washington. May 6 Senator Bacon
Of Georgia, has introduced a Joint res
olu,lon tha, the declaratory policy Of
the United States is In favor OF arbi.
tra,lon Of international differences
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Wharton, Tex, May 6-llm William.
son, who was convicted for the murder
OF T.. C. Crocker on the 18th Of Nav.
has been sentenced 10 hans on June 20
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
Tennessee Centennial Nash.
vile, Tenn.
b. loNAN,
Agent

Accouni TIE above, the I.GG.N. r.
u. viii have on salc excursion tickets
at reduced rates. Call nn nearest ticl.
ct agent 90 write the undersigned.
y ]. rrirr. a. G.P PA,
Nov Palestine. Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Durham, Eng. May 6. Eleven men
have been drowned through an Inflow
Of water into Kelloc COlliery.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
THE DAILY EAGLE.
Euiered Al the Postohico Al Bryan. Texas. a.
Second class mail matter
Bv CONNELLY. PALMER A CARNEs.
MALcoLN CAEsEs Editor.

Comanche Tribe No. %. /. o. 4. VI.
Bryan. Tex-Council fine kindled the
nrst and third Wednesday Of every
month At the seventh run aud thirtieth
breath In wigwam at Mikes hall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

u q Rhode. ucn't Waco ,cs.er.
DAY.
o.. L. Robertson wen, to Terrell ,,.
lrlday
rlIiiuc OF tc.d g,as at Edge Res.
I3ltf
Waller Niprrc,hl le,unci from Gal
weston Yesterday
luy "a ,yurc.- yisiern Il Otto Bo-br.
and urrrurr Tor summon With .,o,J
supply Opium water. lsiIm
Choice Butter Tor Sa'e-Se, Mop
Beard, u.id,uce near rresbvtrrisn
church. igi
The opening ct The revival meetng
at The neN tabernacle has been post.
oa'd unul saturday night
Wcac informed there are so,o. an.
applications nr positions In N. ci,,
schools The school boat meet. md.
afternoon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

ne. R'alc. went t. Waco ycrcr.