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The times., 1897-03-23
Housefurnishing
Department.

Wax Tapers, 80 in box. per box-.--..-.5c
Taper or Gas Lighters, each
Tin Wash Boilers, each
4-saIlau Covered Garbage Cans, each 35c
Japanned Coal Hods, each .-.--------.15c
Kitchen Butcher Knives, each.....-.10c
tn nh stox,, Ovens. each s9c
Best Tan End Gas Tubing, covered, per
foot .-.---------- -------. sc
wire-fastened Dust Brushes, each loo
Japanned Stop Pals, each
Japanned Bread Boxes, each.
Office Waste Baskets, each..--....-.25c
Electric Hoop Cedar Tubs, each. SOC
Best Fruit or Potato Presses, each.-- $50
Electric Cloth for Polishing Metals,
1Or -.-..--...---.' -....saa'. -.'.a.%Oe
2fineh JapaHned Trays, each........19f
5th floor.
The times., 1897-03-23

Senator Morgan simply objects to having
this country agree to do something, when
there is nothing in sight for it to agree
to do
The times., 1897-03-23
WOODWARD
manaLOTHROP, and
10th, f1th and F SIS. N. W..
New
Japanese Rugs.

We have purchased new line
fthese unique and tasteful Rugs,
which we offer at very low prices.
They are first quality goods, the
designs are new and the color
combinations are unusually at
tractive. The following sizes are
represented:
3xo IT., each....-.-......... $I.SO
6xS IT,, each-..--...-..-.-.. &S-06
ox10 IT,, each................ S5.S5
9x12ft ,each-----.---.---- &Z.OO
10x1S 1-2 IT,, each......" $1,000
12x15 IT., each.--.----...-.. $1,000
4th floor.
The times., 1897-03-23

1t is thought Mr.. Drngley wishes that
he were Gladstone.
The times., 1897-03-23

Department.

90 pairs Nottingham Curtains, per pair, 75e
% pairs Cotton Tapestry Portiercs. $500
% pairs Cotton Tapestry PortieTes, $500
so pairs Cotton Cross Stripe Portieres, 81 90
20 pairs Cotton and Silk Stripe Por-
25o yards S6-in. Figured Denim, per
yard ..1So
500 yards 36-in Figured Sflkoiine.
per yard = ----12 1-2o
400 yardss0-in. FiguredJap. Crepe.
per yard ....12 1-2c
800 yards 5O-in. Cotton Tapestry, per
yard =. - - $50
80 3-foId Screens mountedin Si1koline,
each ..S1.5O
Single Head Rests (siIk top). each. soc
Double Head Rug Fringe call shades),
yard E. o.. =. .. 10
.Y We make to order Window Shades.
~ We make to order Sash Curtains
g we make to order Furniture Slip
Covers
~ We make andIay Parquetry Flooring.
~ We give estimates free of charge ON
all work
- We cleanse Lace Curtains for 76a
the pair
4th floor.
The times., 1897-03-23

A Western paper asks: lis the sugar
scandal to be revived in Washington" 1t
is; it is.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
REFUSES 10 vAcArs.
Consul General Of Honduras Holding
on 10 Hh once At New York.

on ~ NJ 1AANN - AHT
NEW YoRK, Jan. 20. The Greater
Republic OF Central America, recently
recognized by President Cleveland Is
meeting with an unexpected obstacle to
the establishment Of is consulate In
this city. Jacob Baiz, consul general
for Honduras which, with Nicaragua
and Salvador. constitutes the new re-
public. refuses to turn over TO General
Bo.ct.Peraza. It, consul general tho
records OF his Office on the ground that
hii government has not notified him OK
any change, and that he must continue
10 discharge the duties imposed upon
him.
General Bolet.Pesaza called the atten.
ton Of Mr. Baiz TO the imposEbiliiy Of
this IN view OF the fact that Honduras
no longer exists Independently Of the
Greater Republic OF Central America "a
the diet Of which It has delegated the
conduct Of is foreign relations. Mr.,
Baiz. however, still refuses to surrender
his Office
Since General Bolet.Peraza received
his eHchequer from President Cleveland
and Secretary olney on Jan IS, severa
steamships have left for the ports o.
Honduras with papers bearing the sig
nature Of Of Mr BaiE The new consu
general said that their oargoos will b
liable 10 seizure as smugFled goods Il
tho absence Of invoices signed by him
and that IL will be his duty to see tina
this liability lie executed.
Several merchants have appealed q
Secretary Olney for instruction, and
letter from him has been received b,
W. LaiE & o.. exporters, affirming Oh
authority Of General BOlet.PcraEa
The latter has announced his inien
tion 10 appeal through Minister Rodri
gueI to the state department Of on
government for the protection Of inn'
cent third parties whose interests ar
endangered by the present complies
tions.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
is Still HANGING ON.
Little Abatement In the Great
Cold Wave.
TIE SWEEP IS FAR AND WIDE.

Extreme Cold Weather Prevails In the
Nc % and Northwest. with Frsesing
~ tho southern states, Even Doun
90 The Cuif-In Eastern states the
ThImonstes Il Close 60 Zero.
WAauSoros. Jan s6-'fho people
OF v ashingion were prepared Tor zero
weather carly this morning, bat the
day opened n little colder than yesier.
day, the thermometer standing eight
above at 3 o'clock a. m.
TLo weather bureau advlces show Il
10 80 n 30 degrees below zero in the
northwest and that freezing weather
extends 70 the gulf coast.
In the middle and south Atlantic
states the indications are that the warm
rays Of the sun viii aid materially to-
day and tomorrow In mitigation q tho
effects Of the cold blasts from the west.
High barometer ont west Il h thought,
however. TO presago another drop IN
the temperature later In the week.
Reports from the south shows thu,
far. little damage dono TO early crops.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
WRECK or A SHEDDING PARTY.
About thirty Young People Are Hurt
Several To- lured BADLY.

ALTOONA. Pa. Jan 2e.-About 10
o'clccl, last night y shedding party Of
20 persons from Tyrone drove into a
quarry az Pcmberton. The sled, horses
and pleasure seekers were precipitated
90 feet 20 tic bottom Of the precipice,
whore they lay Ia one great mass.
Twenty persons were badly injured. A
foon as the news reached Tyrone a
special train was fitted out and all the
doctors In town conveyed to the scene
The party was mostly made mp OF
young people. Girls and boys. with
arms and legs broken and blood stream
ing from th,iF wounds, lay in the drifts
Of snow. The mercury stood three be.
low zero, adding to the horror Of the
catastrophe.
The following Is n partial list OF the
blurred that are badly hurt Alice Had
den. Jessie Stone, Eugene Champion
/ William Jones aud Howard Tcmpleton
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
TIE FIRST BATTLE.
Hon. W J. Bryan's Great
B,.ak,

VII be ready Tor delivery about Jan
uary l., 1877. Il will emhody an &C.
o1unt Of his famous tour, a review Of
toe polili,al situation bic most impcr.
iant -peyches the rcsut Of the cam
pairn % 1905. HE biography, written
by bis vile. This magnificent volume
will contain about 60 pages, printed
from large, clear type, on = superior
quality Of paper, with 81 inll.page u
u tra,ions. Il will be handsomely
bound IN cloth, with a portrait u the
author forming the design upon The
cover. ALI ORDERS WILL nE NUN
BERED AND FILLED IL ROTATION
% not DELAY. lion. ". J. Bryan vii
devote one.half the ROYALTIES receive,
fom the sale OF the work, 10 fuTtherinl
the cause OF Bimeiali,m.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
Froze 20 Death.

II lie thought the germs and microbes
have been pretty well all killed out by
the freeze, % that eyei a scientific man
can nov eat and drink Ia comparative
peace aud safety. The writer Is "a no
sense scientific, nor does he fear mi.
cfobes and germs, dead or alive, but
when be arose from bed Tuesday NOM
ng and found big ferocious mosquito,
which has haunted his pillow siuce
lasi summer, lying cold and It'll in a
pitcher Of ice water. there came from
that fiigid bed chamber such ouibursts
Of unieigned hilariiy that the entire
population Of the boarding house turn.
out to learn the cause Of the disturb.
ance.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

CHICAGO. Jan. e0.-At o O'Clock this
morning the government thermometer
showed the temperature 20 be 70 below
zero. This Is three degrees warmer
than at tho same time yesterday, but
there was little comfort In that, as It
was one degree colder than AZ O'Clock
am.
The signal service reports tho cold
area extending all over the west and
northwest and no prospect Of material
letup in the intensity Of cold for At least
"a hours.
All trains are delayed by snowdrifts
and inability to make steam.
A general complaint has been raised
by the people living in the suburbs. AZ
many stations no shelter j. afforded
passengers and many cases Of frost5iiea
have occurred.
Tho proclamation issued by Mayor
Swift has met with a hearty response,
Besides over $4,000 In cash. hundreds
Of tons Of coal and an almost unlimited
supply Of provisions have been sent IN
and promptly distributed. Several
hundred desperate cases Of destisuiior
have already been relieved and th'
work Is being carried on without cessa
tion.
AZ n O'Clock the government Their
mometor registered ilis degrees below
zero, a rise Of "a degrees above the lov
mark u the present cold snap, when 3
degrees below was recorded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 60 Following the
recent action Of the New York board OF
health, the 81. Louis health board has
declared consumption a communicable
disease aud resolved that the ordinances
should provide for the proper fumiga-
ton Of rooms In which consumption
patients have been confined and In
which they have died.
4 resolution was also adopted asking
the hospital commission to prepare for
the proper handling Of cases Of the bu-
bonic plague should any come 70 81
Lnuia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
WIN Return 10 swl,s.rlaad.

LAWRENCE, Kan. Jan. 60 Professor
Arnold Emch Of the department Of
draughting Of Kansas university has
accepted a oablcd ofIor Of professor
ship In the university AZ Biol, Swiifer'
land. and has resigned his position IN
ths Kansas university Professor Emch'
though a native OF switzerland, is a
prutere Of Professor J. ID. Walters Of
the Kansas Agricultural college, who
made the acquaintance Of Finch At Chi
oago during the Worlds fair. and took
him TO Kansas. Professor Finch re-
Gently married a daughter Of Professor
Walters.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

The cold snap reduced business to
the uinium, tut still the people will
come 70 Bryan. The reporter met
farmer yesterday morning selling cot.
ton, and was informed that be lived f,r-
iy-1sa miles from Bryan In Leon coun-
~, and left home On Sunday.
Messers. williams and sheldor, the
msEuoscope operators, arrived 10 the
city and have everything in readiness
for the performance tonight seais Or
sale O. la Wells. Ladijs admiltel
free ife.c0mpaniel by an escorl witt
paid reserved seat ticket tonight only
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We are authorized to announce
WM. A. BANKS

We are authorized 10 announce
VIZ. A. BANKS
a. candidate for Secretary. Assesso,
aud Collector Of the City Of BRYAN A
the ensuing April election.
We are authorized to ANNOUNCE
q. +. JENKINS
~ a candidate for the Office Of CITY ace.
retary, assessor aud collector OF Brvan
at the ensuing April election.
We are authorized 1, announce
IL. @ RHODES
a. O candidate Tor Ciry Secretary. Tar
Aesess0r and Collector OF BRAN. Flee.
ton irst Tuesday IN April, 1897.
We are authorized 10 announce
c. +. WILSON
a. a candidate Tor city marshal of Bry.
an at the ensuing April election.
We are authorized 10 announce
&C sHELBURNE
a. a candidate Tor reelection Ia the
Office Of city marshal Of Bryan Al the
ensuing April election.
We are authorized W announce
TIP. BOYETT
~ a candidate Tor City Mar bal o
Bryan At The ensuing April election.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

Mr.. A. A. Benbow, aged about sixty
sea and an Cd resident OF Bnlzos
county, died yesterday at his home near
Edge, and viii be buried this (wednes-
day afternoon at Alexander chapel
ai 2 O'Clock. ST. Benbow WAS the
father Of Mrs. ". P. Rhodes OF this
city. The Eagle extends coincidence
p the bereaved lamlly and friends.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

PIrTsHUR0, Jan. 26-wosiern Penn.
sylvania Is still in the grasp Of the
worst blizzard in ~ years. The mercury
In the signal service thermometer has
dropped TO i've below. The cold caused
great suffering among the poor and one
life was sacrificed. Mrs. Mary Morris,
who was overcome ON the street and
died in = few minutes. All froight,rains
and many through passengertrains are
delayed by the blizzard and frcstbittou
hands. feet and ears are frequent amone
trainmen. Indications are for slightly
warmer weather
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
IL a. c.aimn cnrn.

chas Il. Eisr, d-n,isl, rryan Tex.
NJ silils was IN fon College yesier
dsy.
hfs. WIN Carr returned 70 nalla,
yesis day.
Room n Reui--upsIairs. Apply 10
Ira Gooch. n
House f.r Rsus-Apply to r. Il,
Knowl,a so.
Andrew Holiday Of Milllean, was in
The city yesterday.
G. A. lafiis returned yesterday from
husinc-. Trip 70 Chicago.
Jrdss W. Il. Nall len yesterday on q
business trip 10 r.. Worth.
Dr. J. a.. soles. we regret to learn
has BEEN quite sick several days.
Iiyou want TO eel or buy city proper.
iy, o. smith & Jones, Attorneys. y.
For coal in airy quantity call on Johr
n. Lawrence and Co. Telephone 10
-. S3tf
Q. ". Carr, the popular drummer
visited The best town in HE territor,
yesterday.
Consumption. LaGnppe, Pneumonia
cnrcd BY Shlloh's Cure. Sold by AL
druggists
Mrs. Phi Clarke and little son ant
Miss Adah lee Polk returned TO Hemp
stead yesterday.
For Reni-rhe house recently yaca
ted BY Mr.. W. d. Lawrenoe. Apply /,
Mrs. Eliza B. Roberts. 81
Rev, +. N. sandls returned 10 Mill
can yesterday after preaching at wes
non church Sunday.
kafrs Clover Root Tea purlfes m,
blood and gives a clear and bcautlfu
complcxlon. Sold by all druggists.
Reports nom all parts Of Tue counir,
indicate lhai tie blizzard was very gen
eFal and severe everywhere.
NJ and Mrs. c. +. wiiksr retuine,
D 6reenvllle yesterday after a visit "a
Mr. and Ms. Walter Wipprecht.
Ask your physician. your druggis
and your friends about Shlloh's Ger,
Tor Consumption. They viii recon
mead H. Sold by all druggists.
The yong people bad a delightful
dance ii ihe academy iasi evening CIV
en- supplementary % visiting younI
laiies
kAfls Clover Root Tea Ia n sur
cure Tor Headache and nervous dls
caaA Nothing relieves 30 quickly
sou By an druggists
Ar Jesse Minkert has returned 4
bFy-u 10 engage In The preciicc Of law
The kas'c vishea lin abundant sue
COS.
hr lifirslon went b Navasota yes
ieriay aiiernoon to aver the marriag
Of Dr. Emmcry to Miss Templeman
both Of hat city.
?. n. Cansey Of wellborn, who ~
been attending court here every da
this neek, says he has 10 20 hons ever
night 20 f0ost.
II. D Thompson, a negro srresie'
Sunday. plead guilty In a pistol cas-
yesterday, AID was ined the usua
amouni ani rists.
II is rumor,d that a South Texas ed
hor I've TO ceaih during the bizlau
Tuesday white writing an editoria
about the orange groves and rose gar
dens oiihe Sunny Southland.
lfyou van, TO sell or buy city proper
y, Sc Smith & Jones. Attorneys. -.
There Wa a sufficient iall Of snow u
cover the ground Monday night, aud tn
partial ihaw yesterday made Il YER
disarr abe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

This Corn is thirty days days earlier
than our Native Corn. Il will mature
befaie the drouih sets IN. Every farm
er In the County should plant part Of
his crop In this e0rn Out Of eighty
five different varieties planted at the A.
d n. College this Corn stool at the
head Of all others. For very early
roasting ears don't fail TO plant Il In
your gardens. For Sale only by O. r
Moore, Bryan. wl5d72.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

OMAHA. Jan. 60 -Chafles Hacke,t, a
roalostate broker, has been arrested here
on charge Of swindling, standing
against him At Ogdoa, Utah. In isa2
Hackett was In the realosiato business
In Denver Here he met Charles Bla'
rior. a noted swindlor. now In the Utah
pcnitenuary. Blarier was also IN the
realestato basinoss AZ the time Th"y
went to Ogden to start a bank, BlaEier
was to furnish the money and Haokeil
10 do the work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
The WONDERED nInaniscopo.


Owing to the several other attractions
D town last night the masnlscope. Ed
sons latest and greatest invention In
he way Of vitascopes, was not patron.
zed a. Is should have been last night
Il Turner Hall.
The llst Of scenes represented was
Feeding the doves
Hay making. J
Mounted police.
Baby'e outing.
East Side drive, Central Park, New
York.
Gland boulevard, Paris, France.
Street scene, Paris France.
Pat, the populist.
Morning bath.
May Irwin aud John Rice the kiss
Rescui 2 at fire.
Tie drst was barnyard, where
young lady threw grain from her apron
upou tie ground, while q aock OF gentle
doves sRcored down with much ilutler
Of wing 70 gather the coveted food.
The ocond sceue was among the best
Two men vi h sryihos and O hoy with a
sickle moved The waving grass, which
was studded with meadow flowers.
Tho regular wing OF the scythes was
very pretty. An interesting fcior was
the over eor, who motioued and direct.
ed tanning himself With his straw hal
and taking Oh his coat IN inal Dc pair
al u.e Guns hl' rays.
Mounted Police" wa elective and
quite tin ug, o. the n Hiic.nt rI,ci
Of the iorce came gel doan a.,
avenue iltl The iofeglol end @ i
ucrgously champiue iitif bi. await
iug further 0ic Ilun they turned
heht 20 NO aui won't Oh. canvas
while the i.hi dashed uL
ID Hhy' TIM O. IN, tniDl a payll
ion in Is rnli ahDrc tie wing All
lrHkuf h.r aero occupied hy 81 IL
IdEn. o. fh rnn ( their bonnie
| The iUrr. 49, ~ ytmtnt { Tie swing
AZ they wcie gently pushed by lhl
mainf, WAS NtTy pretty.
The three sircei scenes we're interest
ing, az all which contained horses prov
el 10 lic. Stylish vehicles Il al sort
hovlei along ON the asphalt, while %
pedestrians we've all character. in thei
way. from the msids aud ruRamuilin- {
he summer girl, the Wnculman and ia
guari.
The morning bath showed a nogi
mamn.ir with her little plckaniny M
drfgmng ah'ulions az only these sma
piece- of blarkue.s can. She soaps
him vni scfySbed him, aud finally
cmcrgcd nice md lew add shiny.
"lhe kis.' var comic and the san
piece ol chhre Ter acting which the pul
be- has s0eu u ne on the stage by Ma
Irwin nj John Rice.
Tie last fcuur Nts really very nh
thing AID Wi done. stable vas g
= tr.. AID iolnucr 90 smoke aud Han
"a { m silhiu. tn alarm vi
.f.e lti ltilul b re- ,ai
u" y % ltlA-'Ill NA Nltf INf
800 q lu'i,r + m. Of Tie fire.
q ,i uut thc 90 wagon ie 900. ami s|illi
J. uc heavy dnft. came oui from a
. iD.. okr pulling a burning gr0
tbs va. o. D, Il th ,gfulu
lu.u gA lat night
Q TisHat he Which makes the so
q i,nul liv.rr and m wing picture 81
y a. e dim containing 20ol rhoi
4. sgrhf The il az about 3 Z
: tus and run Dn lp1 Or. iufnci by
: baud crank
!. D. cl III. mfo N thr l'm ! in IN
mkD ifr fh Leu 'Cns,. which D
e ivy uahiy. madu by na.l
N pau.. It tlc leH. use a llii
(which aULl automatically With .
- GOV tifr Ir. q NV q 90 prose
- .ufruF go fr Hlif.c hu,. lfd e..
r. .f ug ll e. d lli o. u,ach.f
,.InIi Be- 'rrul in iIs "a
/. Irrf clDh 1l iesi Do ib0
- o. .fd.t 3 rpuduoing
h. .itapr tr. O. elect is much u
a .hai tar a. To- cope Houston 70
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
RETURNING 70 PRISON ALONE.
Albert Blanss Going hack 90 Finish
90, UnsEpired Sentence.

w. AntAftFNN nt"t"hNr
SALTWATER. MINI, Jan. 90 "A de
ddoiiy unique phase Of prison life has
just Developed here Ia June, isSN'
Albert nanse was sentenced from
stcarns county Tor life for murder In The
second degree ON petition Of the trial
judge and Jury Governor Nelson after
ward commutcd the term 10 ~ years
and Blanso was raroled IN June, 1895,
employment being found for him on a
farm near Blue Earth CITY, lie broke
his parole the following October by rum
ming away.
Several days ago Warden Wolfcr re-
oelvod a letter from hin. from Orient
In which he offered 10 return 10 prison
voluntarily. Transportation was sent
h M and he Is now On route for STU
water. unaccompanied. lie has sever
yours, less goodtime allowance. yet 4
serve
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

INV YoRK. Jan. 20, The grand jury
has indicted Herbert Barnum Seeley'
James 2. Phipps and Theodore Rich IN
connection with the recent dinner
given BY MIR. Seeley At sherrya The
indictments charge them with conspir.
ing 10 procure the indecent exposure OF
two certain dancing women. The men
val be req Tired to plead to indictment
In the eour, Of general sessions toner
-.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
NEW lRoNcLAo ron SPAIN.
u l. Almost Finished sad l. The Tin.
ct 81 Her Navy.

IL l. Almost Finished aad Il the Tia-
ct uf iier Navy.
Nrw YORK. Jan. ga special TO
Tho World from CidiE says SPANS
fastest and strongest ironclad, the Car
los Quinto. which was constructed here
az a private yard. out Of entirely ma
uoual material just 20 months ago, has
been completed. and sent 20 Carthagena
10 be- docked for the finishing touches
She will return here next month 10
mount her guns and 20 have her Official
steam trials. Then she viii be com.
missioned. The vessel Is powerful an
appearance and Is Of high speed.
The bastians were crowded, the
church bells rang and bands Of music
played a. the ironclad steamed out, and
everyone was justly proud Of the Local
workmanship
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A worhn.a ~ Joliet Rails Asd IL De-
oapitatsd BY an Engins

JouEr. Ills. Jan. 26.-An unparall'
eled accident occurred NJ the Illinois
Steel oompany's plant whereby Nelson
johnson was decapitated He was em'
ployed In the rodmill. and In falling
from high platform his head came in
contact with the connecting rod Of the
engine. cutting OF his head. Tho first
thing his fellow employees below knew
Of the accident was the head tumblinE
into their midst. the eyes yet movinl
and the tongue drawing into the mouth
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

The Engle has The agency for the sale
Of this grOat work at Bryan. The price
of the book Is only $3.50. Upon rceipt
Of this amour, We will send a copy Of
"The First Battle" to any address,
postage prepaid.
Or, upon receipt Of t20, ne will
send Tho We KY Eagle to any addrss,
!or one war, aud coy Of "The First
Rattle" fee, postage prepaid.
or, upon receipt Of Five yearly Sub.
scrip'ions to The weely Eagle We will
send a copy of"rhe First Battle" ffee
to any address. postage PREPAID,
Very Respectfully,
TUE BRYAN EAGLE,
Bryan, Texas
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

This Il The Nime Of year for bominy.
@. 7. Moore has at his feed store, the
finest hominy corn ever brought 10 the
state. SEM for ten cents worth. T I.
will be a plenty At one time. Il will
make you happy 40 long asst lasts.
Y. O. +. Moore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
HIS NECK IS BROKEN.
Prominent Londoner the Victim Of =
Peculiar Accident az Denver.

Prominent iondouer the Victim OF
Peculiar Accident ~ Dsnver.
DENVER. Jan. e6.-sir Robert Stewart
lies Ia a hospital in this city close to
death. the result Of a most peculiar &C.
cidcnt. His neck Is broken. and that he
must die. l. almost a certainty. He
was found Monday morning AZ la2S
Fifth street, where he fell, fracturing
his skull at the base Of the brain and
breaking the vcrtebrae. He Is very
prominent man. connected with a life
insurance society Of Edinburgh, and
was In Denver for a life insurance com.
pany. For some time afte- his arrival
m this country three years ago, he was
travelling companion for james A. Bar
hour. the New York banker. lie has
wife and four children. who reside At
20 India street. El.nbargh.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

For sale-A new dwelling with s
rooms, pantry and bathroom, large cal.
leries, ane we'll Of water, IA block OF
ground, situated in the western part Of
town 4 blocks from main street.-Apply
az tins Office. al
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
nnth ImnraxInr.

NEw YoRK. Jan. ga special 10
Tho World from ST. Petersburg says
Grand Duke Miehael's condition has
improved. and the empress is progress
ing most satisfactorily. aud although
still confined TO her room, she is able TO
Get about.