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HEADAcHE

NJ ever 70, zct that all
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TALLY nervous BY quiet
ing the nerves YOU stop
the headache.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

DIR. r. w..=:BrOach Of Merle, was In
the city yesterday.
@. 7. Wilson severed bis connection
with R. NJ. Wilson January 1, 1897.
Consumption. LaGrippe. PnsumonIa,
cured by Shlloh's Cure. Sold By ell
druggists.
J. A. Palmer Of Madlsonvllle, IL In
the city, and win return home today
accompanied by his family.
For coal In airy quantity call on John
n. Lawn renee and 90. TELEPHONE No.
Is. S3u
r. 4. Wilson has Just received 30
barrels Of fine Bliss Triumph Irish
Seed Potaloes--the anest ever seen. 63
Jot ]. smyth shipped nine cars Of
beeves TO Chicago yesterday. and will
make another shipment Of twelve carl
10 the same point today.
J.H. Murdoch Of Davilla, Williamson
county, is visiting bis mother In The
Reliance community, and called on the
Eagle while In town yesterday.
Please zee Mr.. slocum's agents ioI
special inducements on hne photo
graphs. d62
FoR RESr-The house recently vacA
ted BY W. d. Lawrence. Apply 10 Mrs
Elisa b. Roberts. 5iu
thousands OF cases of Consumption
Asthma. Coughs. Colds and Group ar
cured every day by Shlloh's Cure. SOLD
by al druggists
NJ. A. Cotton Of Mississippi, is visit
ing Prof. Cornell 81 College. Mr.. Cot
ton IL visiting the state for the fra
time, and has relatives In Madison
county.
Pills do not cure constipation. The
only aggravate. karis Clover Roo
Tea gives perfect regularity OF IN
bowels Sold by all druggistA
John B. Mike had a Ane display o
good choice groceries Saturday morn
Ing, but the big trade which kept then
Jumping all day made = hole In III
goods by night The big bargains I'D
veftised In the Eaele brought IN
o crowds he says, and having siarle
the ball rolling, he wants eveTybOd
|. 10 watch for his bargain ads hereafter
dit
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

Blind Boone who appears At theopera
house Thursday evening February II,
carries his own grand piano. In order
that all lovers Of music may hear this
celebrated performer, Manager John b.
Mike has fixed the price Of admission At
80 cents. At thi. low figure the house
should BE- full to the doors.
CrAmp the great shipbuilder, has
patented a process Tor converting corn.
stalks into valuable material for cush.
ioning the steel armor Of warships
The compressed fiber Of the slalks, u d
claimed, has a power Of absorption Of
water that 90 increases lie bulk, that u
q shot should tear a hole 10 the ships
side below the water line that Il would
quickly expand, close the hole and SAVE
the ship. Thus are waste products o.
the laim being made into valuable ma
terial for various purposes. scienc'
and human ingenuity promise 70 abol
ish ali waste in the near future. -rexa
Farm & Ranch.
As there are being many question:
asked and answered, aud much discus
sion regarding varieties Of seed corr
for Texas, We suggest that those inter
esied write 10 Prof. J. II. Council, al
rector Of the Texas Experiment Station
College station, Texas, br Bulletin Nc
20, giving the results Of field exper
ments with corn, cotton ami fOrag
plants. Every farmer who would kee
up with the advance In agriculture
knowledge, should have his name Of
the permanent mailing lisl Of the 81
ton. Il costs nothing, and Bullet
No. 40 lie worth = great deal more tha
We shall give = digest Of this balleti
between this aud planting tine
Farm and Ranch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07
me IITc7oE1lA lcTl COUNT.
Ma, ne H.la Up 10 p PrO'.., From
south Carolina

CHICAGO. Feb. "a special from
Washington says President Elect Nc
Kinley's right TO his seat may not be Of
floiAlly declared next week. Oomplioa-
tons have arisen which may furnish =
dramatic interruption 10 tho counting OF
the electoral votes. Representative
George Washington Murray, the only
colorsd member In the house, who rep
Feasnis the Charleston district. viii be
the chief actor in this dramatic episode.
He has Just returned from South Caro-
lima. whore be was In consultation with
leading Republicans Of the Palmetto
state lie Il armed with = petition
signed By thousands Of Republicans Of
that state protesting against the count
ing Of the electoral vote and assing foI
An investigation Of the election lAwI
and tho state constitution. The claim
IL made that the election laws and the
state constitution. upon which they are
based. are not in accord with the Fed
eral constitution.
While the dispute over ths vote ol
South Carolina cannot In any way Of
feet the final result. the best authority
agrees tho petition cannot Be ignored
and 1 vss.igAtion precedent shows wheE
such protes. is entered the court mus
Immediately stop until the question !
settled.
Whatever the immediate result o
this attempt TO disersdis South Caro-
linA's vote may BE-. there is no doub
the programme which IL TO b thus dra
mAtically inAuguratsd IL = part Of a far
reaching scheme on the part Of sewers
southern Republicans 70 overthrow res
istration and election laws IN the VAR
Gus states. where the negro predoml
mates. but hls vote not factor. the puI
pose being 10 secure either Republiea
domination In these southern states q
reduce Democratic representation 1
congress
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07
CHRISTIAN ENpEAvoa RArs.

Railroads waiting 10 see what Congress
WIN Do via the AntisealpsF NH
NEW YoEK. Feb. 6.-R ID. Caldwell,
chairman Of the Western Passenger
Agents association. has left for the
west wh.ls here he instructed dis.
trici agents In the east 10 make no con.
cessions and hx upon no routes foI
Christian Endeavor oxcursionists 10 the
national convention 30 BE- held II San
Francisco. until further advised. The
eastern agents are waiting for = decis'
Ion from Chicago before hxinR the rates
from the east 10 Chicago. bu, the latter
will undoubtedly be one fare for the
round trip.
Meanwhile al ticket ofiices in New
York are keeping In view petitions ad'
dressed 20 W. p Hepburn. chairman Of
the house committee Of congress on in.
terstalo and foreign commerce, urging
callers 70 sigu In favor Of the passage Of
the bill introduced By Congressman J.
s Sherman Of this city against ticket
'scAlping."
II this bill becomes = Law, 10 days
uiopovsr with privileges could Be grant
Cd 70 the Christian EndeAvor sxcur
sionists that are now denied them. Thu
cause Of restrictions on San Francisco
~ well - other excursion tickets. 10 th'
dsrredatioas Of The soAlpsa
The New York state delegation u
San Francisco which, Il s estimated
will number $50. win 70 By the New
York Central route. and II A. Kin
ports, state transportation manager, hA
arranged for ths finest sOlid vestibuls.
train 10 80 through 70 San FraneisoI
and b Il the disposal q The EndeAvor
era Of New York dunng the whole q
days, which Il is expected the Grip vii
consume. that che Wagner oompanl
can produce The route beyond Chi
cAgo, while BOT yea hxed. win probably
include Colorado Springs and MAnitoI
on The way cut and Yellowstone parl
returning
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07
RIfth Sunday Meeting.

The Fifth Sunday meeting OF the
Bryan association met with Reliance
church on Friday before the hith Sun
day in January. After preaching by
Bro. Bealle the association adjourned
until Saturday. Met Saturday; preach
ing again by Bro. Bealle, and adjourned
to dinner. Met after dinner Rev.
]. VI. Bullock, the pastor, and Rev.
Bealle we're the only ministers present.
Owing TO the extreme cold and threat
ening weather, il was thought best TO
adjourn the meeting without waiting
10 discuss the Get subjects. Not being
quorum Of the board members pres.
ent, on motion the meeting requested
that Bro. Law, moderator, call a meet
ing Of the board 10 meet at some cen
trail p int AZ only convenient. On mo-
lion the same program be continued
for our next meeting. On motion the
meeting accepted the invitation Of Nj.
Pleasant church through Bro. Bealle 70
hold lie next meeting embracing the
hfth sunday.in May with Mount Pleas
ant church, Robertson county. OWNS
10 the extreme cold weather the con
gregatiOn Was not large, but the preach
ing was good, and the good sister
spread a bountiful repast before Ne
All enjoyed the meeting.
JIM. Bullock, pastor, J. NJ. Zimmef
man. moderator. Parting benedieliol
by Bro. b. II. Bealle
ID < ItoyD SEQ.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07
GREAT SCHEME AHEAD.
what the salvation Army Proposes 10
DO a aud Near Chicago.

do At aud Near Chicago.
CHICAGO, Feb 6.-According ~ Col.
Brewer. Of the Salvation Army Chicago
IL to be made the center Of a vast sys-
tenn OF social settlement similar 10 that
In operation In England, made famous
BY General William Booth Of the Saliva
ton Army. Arrangements have been
made whereby General Booth IL 10 come
TO Chicago and personally direct the
Inauguration Of the movement. He
viii apply the practical knowledge OF
such work 10 a city where temporary
work win DO offered every laboringmAn
in the city; viii place spacious tene-
ment houses under the supervision Of
the Army. and later will extend the
movement 10 form colonies within rA-
dius Of several hundred miles from the
city. Eventually the movement win
include the whole country.
The methods will DO the same a. those
employed in London. In that mo,Fopo.
lis the workingmsa sheltered IN one
year cost es6b. 900. bat all Of $4,000 Of
this amount was contributed By the
persons helped. II has been estimated
that the expense 10 the city for che
same work would have been $500. 900
with no return In work.
Colonel Brewer stated that the hrsi
work would be 10 enlarge Pilgrim Gate
Home. the AlbemArlo food and relief
depot and other institutions In this city,
Others will be opened and factories will
be established.
THE next and mos. important step,
said Colonel Brewer, "will Be TO secure
several large tracts Of land In the neigh
borhood Of Chicago. A far a. possible
the tide Of immigration is TO be turne'
from the city 10 the country and tn
crowded districts relieved"
Commander BOOth.Tuoker viii r.
turn to Chicago within two weeks "a
the purpose Of advancing the arrange
ments, and viii hold conferences viii
the students Of sociology. called b
President Harper Of the University o
Chlcaro
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07
.THE COTTONGROVERS
Plans on Foot For Thorough
Organization.
TWO IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS

ne first Is . Series of Trlstaas Meet
laes Of rAFnsrs 70 Take steps - Ia
crease the Acreage eg Feed oFsps
sd Reduces cstion Acreage she othsF
. cFop nuFsaa.
ATLANTA, Feb. 0-Heotor ID. Lane,
president Of the American Cotton Grow
err ProOsectivo association, was here
yesterday In conference with W. A,
BrOughton. president Of the association
for Georgia. and - result Of the con-
ference and Of correspondence between
Mr.. Lane aud other stats presidents Of
the association two important move
msn1s win Be %. on foot In few days.
One Il series Of tristate meetings Of
farmers At Waco. Memphis and Atlanta
or Augusta 70 take steps for An increase
Of che acreage In food crops and . pro-
portioaate decrease In the cotton acre
age.
The other IL the organization ofiAn
information bureau with 5000 cor
respondents located in the cotton states
and selected from representative farm.
err. who arc 10 report monthly on the
acreage. condition and progress Of bar.
vssling and marketing Of the cotton
crop.
Both Of these movements are differ.
snt from anything the Cotton Growers
Proteotivs association has undertaken
heretofore. and the work will be on an
elaborate scale In both Of these impOr'
tant branches.
Mr.. Lane viii meet with The farmer
Of the Indian Territory. Tsxas and Ok
lahomA II Waco about March /. and
submit an address. which. with saoh
modihoations - the farmers suggest
win b published broadcast In thss'
states . week later. About March 8
he win meet the fArmsrs Of Mississippi
Arkansas and west Tennessee 81 Mem
phis. and about the middle Of March IN
farmers Of Georgia. Alabama, Mort
and South Carolina will meet Il AtlAntl
or Augusta for the same purpose
AZ the same meeting Mr.. Lane VII
effect organizations and complete hnan
eiAl and other arrangements for an I'm
menso information burssu. 10 b con
ductsd BY an executive committee {
farmers uudsF Mr.. Lanes direction "a
their protection against fictitious est
mates sent out By alleged cotton 81
psrtL Mr.. Lane sAys that Mr.. Neil
the New Orleans cotton man, sent o.
Last August an estimate Of e.ssa. %
bales for the crop Of 1896. and now he
about 70 reduce. when everybody eli
knows the crop is no, over ss5o.O
balos.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

This Corn IL thirty days earlier
than our Native Corn. II will mature
before the drouih sets in. Every farm.
er In the county should plant part Of
his crop In this corn Ont Of eight. .
Eve different varieties planted At the A b.
4 NJ. College, this cora stood at The
head Of All others. For very early
roasting ears don't fail 10 plant II IN
your gardens. For sale by 9. r.
Moore, Bryan. wle d ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

81. LOUIS. Feb. 6--Game' Warden
Henry has instructed eK-Judge Clai'
borne 70 apply for warrants against 7sC
game dealers and restaurant keepers In
this city. who. Il is alleged, have VIC
lated the law by selling game during
the close season. The managers Of Il
Of the principal restaurants and dealer
In game In the city have been selec,"s
70 bear the brunt Of the frs. prosecu
ton. A similar prosecution In nlinOi
cost one dealer $4,000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

wAsHISorUS. Feb. g. The Allen re-.
olutions, requesting the right Of the
executive 10 foreclose on the Pacific
railways. was taken up By the senate
yesterday. Mr.. Thurston Of Nebrask'
continuing his speech In opposition. Az
o'clock the Nicaragua canal bill ds.
placed the Pacific railways, and Allen
Of Nebraska and CAifery Of LouisiAni
opposed the canal bill.
The latter. although fAvoring m
iuthmusian canal. opposed the plan Of
this bill, saying 10 would result In th'
reckless waste Of tiOo.OoO,OOo The ca
nal bill was laid aside 10 allow the sen
ate 10 take up the billp on the calendar
About 80 pension bills were passed.
Richard r. Ksnney. the new senaio
from Delaware, was then sworn In.
Il was private pension bill day In th'
house. and the entire day was spent Il
clearing the calendar Of the unfnishe'
business reported from the Friday nigh
sessions, On, Of 81 bills 50 were passed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

chas. Il. Edge dentist, Bryan Ter
WE. PhilpOsi visi,sd oalver. yssier-
day.
Jess L. Johnson Of Dallas lie In the
city.
Room for Rsni-Ups,airs. Apply to
Ira 0ooch. n
h. Rypinski len yesterday for . Wait
% CoFslcana.
WASsEp-A few bOsrders by Mrs. h.
T. Johnson. 90
Judge Henderson came down nom
Dallas yesterday.
DE-. Tom Erwin came up nom Hemp.
stead yesterday.
Slocum's photographs are guaranteed
Washable finish. dee.
FOn sALE-A hnt-class guitar. Ap
ply 10 Milne Derdeni 81
Chas. Knoblaueh returned yesierda,
irom q visit 10 relatives In Waco.
Rev. W. T. Wood and John B. Neel,
were up from wellbcrn yesterday.
House Tor Rent-Apply TO II. R
Knowlen, Phone ISL. 80
Mr.. sabbath, chairman Of a Chlear
relief committee, l. usually broke.
II you want to ell or buy city prOpel
~, see Smith & Jones, Attorneys. ~.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

sAoo. Ne. Feb 6-Ths eottonmills
- saeo and Biddsford viii not join In
the general movement 70 reduce the
running time jus. now. Neither the
Psppsreli nor LAOOnia corporations viii
Be included In any agreement Agent
Macarthur IL authority for the state
msnt a. far a. he can 80 ahead. there
win Be no suspension In the operations.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6-senAtOr Hoar,
chairman Of the senate oommitte ON ju-
dietary. WHEN asked to express an opin'
ion upon the question Of the effect Of
the objection 10 counting the electoral
vote Of South Carolina, such being
threatened BY Representative Murray
Of South Carolina. who has charge Of
the petition alleging frauds in south
Carolina presidential election. said the
whole matter was covered BY the act Of
Feb. :, 1887. which prescribos very
clearly the method Of proceeding In
case objection Is made to the counting
Of the vote Of any particular state. The
senator expressed the opinion that 4
pat 10 the test the law would be found
10 be adequate and that AL woolS
work out right"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6--rho comp
troller Of the currency has received I
telegram announcing the suspension Of
the First N .tionAl bank at Franklin
o. At date Of ats las, report the ban
owed depositors $4,000. and had sui
plus OF 10000 and assets including
bonds, si5O,OO0 Is capital, $4,000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

LlrrLE Rock, Feb "a bill 70 re
ducs railroad fare from 3 TO cents p
mile has passed the lower house Of q
Arkansas Legislature by large major
ity. The bill viii Be considered By th'
Ienats on Tuesday next
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

GmRALfA, Feb. e.--OnegA, the Brit
iah steamer oatwardbouud 10 Hull,
Eng, signAlled the Cape Of CarvoeirS
that the British steamer City Of Agra
outwardbound from Glasgow, bad beon
lost The captain Of the Agra is on
board Of the Omega. The City Of Agr'
was a schooner rugged screw steamer Of
900 tcua
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

Cmca0o. Feb. s-Ths News Wash.
ingtOn special says almost 800 nominA
tons maze BY President Cleveland Tor
postmasiers In various states Of the
Union are pending undecided In exec
utive session Of the senate in commit.
tee. Republican senators, without the
least reserve. have declared their pur.
pose 10 have A. many Of these nominA.
tons as possible Enacted upon 80 Nc
Kinley may have a chance Of putting
In Republicans Gold Democrats arr
much displsased with this programme
on the part Of their late allies
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07
THIRTY THOUSAND STARVING.
People In . Portion ef Louisiana Il
Deanaraaa sirallA

People In . Portion % Loaisisna In
Desperate Strata
SHREVEPORT, La. Feb.6.-Thirty thou.
sand people in this state are practically
starving 20 death. A relief committee,
the members Of which have inspected
the stricken parishes east Of shreve'
port, say this number Of people vii
have 10 bs sustained during the unirait'
full season. The state has already en-
pended eos. 600 for corn and provisions
for the sufferers and calls for funds. A
meeting was held At Shreveport undel
call Of the board Of trade and t5OOo wa
suhscribed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

NEW YoRK. FEB. b.--Charles I. Web
Der. the horse dealer from Fort Wayne
Ind. who was assaulted by = ticket chop
per at an elevated railroad station In
this city Thursday night. died Of his In
juries George Mccoy and Charles
Foley are In custody charged with th'
murder.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

Prof Louis r Diaz, a Mexican must.
cian aud composer Of ability, tenders
his ,eruces a. instructor on oil orches
ira instruments At reasonable rates
For particulars ample At Mckenzie 4
Co. = jewelry store. 20
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

SAN FRAxcIsco. Feb. alt is uncer-
tain when Builer viii Be taksn 70 Aus.
traliA His case comes before the Unit.
"a States commissioners Monday foi
evidences regarding sxtradition hndinga,
= copy q Which goss 90 Warrington for
approval bsiorsyA anal decision e Insds
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07
AtientIon. Odd Follows.

Our representative to the Grand
Lodge At Dallas has returned, and Z
full attendance Of the members 10 re-
quesiei at our regular meeting Mon
day night, when his report will be for
merly made. l.. S. ErrLE, Sec.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07
Hog and Homlny.

This Ia the time Of year for hominy.
c. 4. Moore has at his feed store, the
finest hominy corn ever brought to the
State. Send for ten cents worth. 7 Il
will be = plenty At one time. II will
make You happy as long a. Il lasts.
~. CT. Moore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

BEfHLxHEx. Pa. Feb. e-Caahiei
q. T. BREEDER Of the National bank Of
this city has AbscOnded Experts found
. shortage Of nearly $1,000. The
amount taken In small sums, showing
systematic speculation BREEDER ned
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

Why suffer with coughs, colds amp
a grippe when LAxArIvE BHoHo QrIS.
ISE win cure YOU In one day. Does
not produce the ringing In the head
Ike Sulphate Of Quinine. Put up In
tablets convenient for taking. Guar.
anieed TO cure, or money refunded
Price, 26c. For sale by
NJ. II. James
Sam b. Wilson.
n. ]. Fountain.
Api Halls Drugstore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

Twill redeem any Coupons or Tick
cts sold by any other Photographer just
In the way they propose to redeem
them, II presented at my gallery, just
the same a. Il issued by me.
5su J. A. DAnL0HEES. Photographer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07
rh,r,y Per.oa. KILLED.

} CANA. 1slo Of Crete, Feb 6.-Nre'
are still raging. Christians are still ON.
barking. Altogether 80 persons have
been killed. one.fourth Of the town
burned aud great damage generally Ia,
been done.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

Topeka. Feb. 6-The lower house Of
the Kansas legislature, after several
days lively debate. finally adopted .
resolution inviting William J. Bryan &c
address that kndy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

ABAiAN. No. Feb 6-The noted Con
fsasrAts general, Joe shelby, who IL
United states marshal for the western
distrioi Of Missouri, is critically ~ Of
typhoid pnsum0niA at his farm near
hEa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

WASHINGTON, Feb Appropriation
arr being made At the immense work
Of the Maryland Steel company at Spar
rows Point. near this city, for the ear.
resumption Of work Fifteen hundre
men viii be affected BY the rcsumpF
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

W. A. Slocum, the photographer, T.
located back Of the First national bank.
Cabinet photos t20O per dozen. an
work guaranteed 10 suit dee
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-07

was nervous. tired. irritable and
cross Karrs Clover Root Tea ha,
made me well snd happy.
Sold by all drugglsta
MPs. Il. b. woRDEN.