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A. Nashville.

Nashville. Tenn. May ii.-Hslf a mile
IL Hung Chang won. Wilfred Laurier Sec
ond. Leta n. third time. 81. Seven fur
longs-R. y. Ban won. Lord Willowbrook
second Bill Ellison third: time. f;3oL.
Nine-sixteenth OF a mile. Maxwell House
stakes--Trombone won, Sophronica d. sec
ond. Belle of Erin third time. 10. Mile
and an elghth-Lady Doleful won. Judge
Sieadman second Pete Kitchen third;
time. i:5.a. Six furlongs-Walkoyer won.
Break o. Day second. Inconsistency third;
time, ii6,s Six furlongs-Lexinston Pi-
rate won. Mamie Callan second. w. c. 7.
third; time. lin.
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women and children had been massa-
cred except few who hid In the fast
ness OF Mount Zalongos. famous dur
ing the war OF independence. and a few
more who concealed themselves In the
marshes along the shore and managed
finally To get aboard Greek ships. half
dead with hunger and fear. Men fought
like lions In defense Of the women who
sought refuge In the woods and caves
OF Mount ZalOngos and when charged
by the Turks jumped from precipices to
avoid capture"
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London. May IA dispatch to the
Daily News from Lamia, dated Sunday,
says $4,000 Thessalians are herded there
and in the neighboring villages. Most
pitiful scenes are To be witnessed on
every hand, Thousands Of women and
children are lying exposed To continu-
Gus heavy rains. Most of their carts
and horses have been reauisitioned by
the military. Fires are Of nightly oc-
currence and villages are burned wher-
ever Turks are be seen.
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Inque.t om the Orexoa's bump.

Seattle Wash, May 1.-THE govern
ment board Of inquiry appointed to In
vestigate the nature OF and RESPONSE
bility for the obstruction on which the
battleship Oregon settled while lying
at the entrance Of Puget Sound naval
station. began It's session at Port Or
ehard to-day. The hearing Is behind
closed doors. Rear Admiral w. A.
Kirkland is acting as Judge and Lieu
tenant ]. II. Hetherington as Judge ad-
yaeate
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objection to CLAYTON.

Washington. May ll.-objection was
made by two or three senators In execu-
tive session OF the senate to-day to
prevent confirmation OF the nomination
Of Hon. W. Clayton TO be- judge In In
dian territory and the nomination went
over with the understanding that ths
delay would not be prolonged.
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Hiking In the Tropics.

Chattanooga. Tenn. May 1.-THE bike
races at the Coliseum here tonight drew
an increased attendance over any previous
races In This city. Finals; Mile. profess
sional-Eli Winesett OF Memphis won j. !.
Decker Of Chicago second. Bob Walthour
OF Atlanta third; time. 2:is t-5. one mile
invitation Repine OF Nashville won.
Al weining OF Buffalo second. John Chap
man OF Atlanta third. time. 2:le 2-5.
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At ST. Louis-Philadclphia Game post
poned; rain.
At Louisviile-New York. No game; wet
grounds.
Al Pittsburg-0: Boston :.
AT Washington-l; Baltimore, 4
At Chicago; Cincinnati s.
AT cleveland-1: Brooklyn, o.
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Al Oakland.

Oakland. Cal. May li.-seven fnrlongs-
Con Moto won. Mary Nieyez second Nc
Farland third; time. 1880. Six furlongs-
Nervoso won. Blue Beli second. Sam
Leake third. time. liza. Five and a half
mrlongs-Naranja won. Almo second. Reel
third; time. i:lo. Mile and an eighth
Pepper won. George Palmer second, Her
manlta third. time. iS, Seven furlongs-
Road Warmer won. King William second.
Mulberry third: time. lao. Mile and a
acknowledgements won. Peter III. Sec
ond. Charles A. third; time. LISA.
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Colorado q. A. IL. Encsmpment.

Colorado Springs. Col. May 1.-THE
annual encampment OF the Colorado
and Wyoming departments G.. A. r..
began to-day. Nearly 1000 old war
veterans are In attendance and the city
is thronged with visitors. A parade oc-
Cured this afternoon A camp fire took
place at the Temple theater this even
ing. Governor Adams delivered an ad-
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Iarrex on Rankruptcy.

Baltimore. May 1i.-Judge Jay l.. Tor
rey OF wyoming. author Of the bank
ruptcy bill which bears his name and
now pending In congress. delivered an
address to the Merchants and Manufac-
turers association OF this city by spe-
cial invitation. His subject was Bank
ruptcy" and his audience included the
leading merchants and nnaciers OF the
city
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Al Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. May ii.-Five and a half fur
longs-Vengeance won. Uncle Simon sec
ond. Myth third; time. i:lo's. Four and
half furlongs- Bonneville won. Tom Toher
second. Katie Welsh third; time. IS. Mile
and 20 yards-Banauo IL. won. Australasia
second, John Sullivan third: time. t:sit.
Six furlongs-simole Jack won. Donatus
second. Buck Fonso third: time. i:f1is.
Four furlongs-iIsrdy won. Lady OF West
second. Lawrette Il. third time, :5oA.
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London, May 1.-THE Paris CORE
spondent of the Daily Chronicle says
that the anonymous subscription OF
million francs TO the charity bazaar
fund IN now known to be the collective
family
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London. May 1.-THE Athens corre-
spondent OF the Daily Chronicle says:
M. Rail-. the premier. showed me TO-
day dispatches and reports from Coio-
mel Manos and various civil authori,ies
In Epirus. stating that u villages De
tween Tourlour and ksstrosykis nave
been burned by Turks, after al the
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Bicycle Race

Grand Bicycle Race. open to all. on
Decoration Day. from Butte to Nine
Mile Canyon. Two handsome Medals OF
best workmanship will be given by the
proprietor Of the Canyon House. They
will be on exhibition In our Show. Win
dow. Watch for particulars.
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London May ll.--In the house of
commons to-day first lord OF the treas
ury and government leader. A. j. Bal
four. announced that Information had
been received this morning from all the
representatives Of the powers at Athens.
saying mediation between Greece and
Turkey had been offered the former
ecuntry and accepted by the Greek gov
eminent
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Springfield. ILL.,. May 1.-THE Illinois
supreme court to-day decided the in
heritance tax Law. passed by the state
legislature two years ago. TO he con-
stitutional. reversing the decision OF
tho loWer court
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Constantinople, May 1.-THE expenses
OF the war with Greece are estimated
at s25,0oo,Ooo. which Greece will pay as
an indemnity In annual lnstallments
guaranteed by Thessalian revenues.
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I.amla, Thessaly. May 1.-two thou
sand Turks Were sent TO Lake Nezeros
to close the road between here and
Domokos yesterday morning. Three
thousand Greeks have been dispatch
To reinforce the Greek troops at Domo-
kos. The efforts Of the Greek COM
manders are directed towards prevent
ing the Turks from surrounding Domo-
kos. which would possibly result In the
capture of the main body of Greek
troops under Crown Prince Constan-
tine.
Constantinople. May IA dispatch
from Larissa says the imperial army Is
marching in two columns from Phar-
salos ON Domokos and Almyro.
Fighting IL expected to-day. An impe-
rial trade Just issued orders gold and
silver medals struck for presentation To
the troops taking part in the war
against Greece.
Athens, May 1.-THE diplomatic pour
parlers have heen brought to "A deffnit e
conclusion. Greece has formally ad-
hered To the preliminaries OF peace
agreed upon by the powers and the
heads OF the different legations have
received positive assurances investing
them with authority to treat with Tur-
key.
Arta, May 1l.-It Is reported that the
Turks have severed the arms and legs
OF all Greeks found In the villages on
the plain of Louris and left the mutt
lated bodies by the roadside to terror
ize the people.
Athens. May 1.-THE Greek western
squadron has bombarded the village OF
Sykia on the coast Of Epirus between
Nicopolis and Ella. where Turkish pro-
vision depots are located
Canea. May ii.-Greek troops are al
ready leaving Crete on board OF three
Greek steamers.
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standing Of the Clubs.
HIS WORST CRIME.
lie Stole n BIKE, Was Arrested, Then Cut
HIS Throat.

Florence. Col. May u.-W. w.
Standifer. living at Beaver Creek. near
here. was arrested last night by
Florence officer for stealing a bicycle.
He Immediately drew a knife and cut
his own throat dying in a few minutes.
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can.er,aii,r. Defeated.

Montreal. May 1.-THE Quebec pro-
vincial elections took place to-day and
resulted In the complete overthrow Of
the conservative party.
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London. May li.-Richard Dawson.
earl Of barley. is dead. The earl Was
born Sept Z. 1878. and was made u
peer Of the united kingdom In 1855.
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Ou aud Beneath t,hs Earth. Surface.

Athens. May IA dispatch from
Arta says an earthquake shock lasting
80 seconds was felt there last evening.
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Canea. May li.-Greek troops are al
ready leaving Crete on board OF thre'
Greek steamers.
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Athens. May 1.-THE Greek western
squadron has bombarded the village OF
Syka on the coast Of Epirus between
NicopolIs and Ella. where Turkish pro-
vision depots are located.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

Consumption, LaGrlppe. Pneumonia,
cured by shIloh's Cure Sold by all
dTugglsis
Drs. Weatheriord and Raysor have
changed their Office from Wilson's drug
store to that Of NJ. II. James. II
Corn, oats, meal, bran, hay, cotton
oCd neal sEd lulls, iftth ard cheap
Edge Bros. ~
Sam Jones says he wants to see the
day when the church membership will
be taken at the bank AZ a guarantee
that a man Is straight and will pay his
debts.
judge Nall went 10 Wellborn last
night where there was important work
in Auam Royder Masonic lodge. After
the meeting those present enjoyed a
fine oyster supper.
Bishop Kingsolying received visitors
at the residence Of Mr.. and Ms. Tay-
Tor yesterday afternoon from 4 to s
O'Clock. Refreshments we're served by
the host and hostess.
The Temple Times says: "The man
who slapped the jaws Of the lady oper.
Ator In the telephone Office at Belton
will find that he has biz of large plus
Of business that will probably last him
through the dull times.
MISS ST. Leon has returned from lh,
east with the most exc lislte line o
millinery that could DO bought, In
GLIDING novelties in hats, ribbons, an,
everything up 10 date. There is not
,erap Of old goods In the house. Cal
and he convinced. 40
Judge W. ]. Moore, the popular land
ed proprietor oflhe BraEos Bottom, wa
In Caldwell this week, circulating pc
tition for ,igDers, which asks the legls
lature to bring Burleson county within
the effects Of the johnson Gra.s Bill
now before our august bod, Of state la'
makers, provided the bill lie enacted In
to statute. AZ present Burleson
among the list Of counties proposed I
be exemptel.-Caldwel Chronicle.
a Rcde med Earth the Ultima,
Abode Of Redeemed Humanity" vii
be the theme Of the pastor OF the Metl
Odist church sunday morning a.
O'Clock. The public arr cordially ia
yited. Preaching also at night al : 81
EpwoIth League service al p. IN. Tn
pastor aud superintendent Of the sun
day school hope 10 see full a,tendanc
Of teachers and sch liars at 0;ii a. m.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

Having returned from the wholesale
center with a new and complete It ok
Of up to-dale millinery, Miss s. Leon
feels that she l. better prepared than
e - T. please her Gus omers aud the
p hc, a.. invites one and all town
hf ~ inrr, paflur ue,i do &, the
Us inge a. ~
81 A. few- Ei co
cuur it mfY.g s.ry al
M. a. q Ia h,v. GEO II. 40. i.r.
hish"r ! ,h diuc. We ui lex eliza.
n. iva. the rive of cunhrna,i % ~ B..
= 800 rtisons hu wi nea tab
upon ihcn elyus the yoas maae toe
them a. their la, tism. Az are inyIt. d
10 attend. Bishop Kinsolying will take
this afternoons tram ior Hou ton, aud
will not BE- here TO preach tonight.
The reporter visited John %. Mikes
store yesterday while the big special
sale, advertised in the Eagle yesterday
morning, was going On, aud found q
"land Office" rush on. Six men wer,
filling orders and four delivery boys car
rying them out. IA Sims Was on duty
at the telephone as special operator
and The ads clipped out Of the Dali,
Eagle we're coming In like election tick
cts. A pretty dust pan was given eacl
person bringing a copy Of the ad.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

Nrw YoRK. Feb a. A dispatch %
Tho Herald from London says a CORE.
spondent In Athens telegraphs that the
Roman Catholic archbishop Of Athens
has sent a dispatch % the pope asking
his holiness 10 mediate between Greece
aud the powers
a dispatch from Canea states that the
interposition OF the powers has had D
bad effect Ia that IL has led the Moslemi
TO believe that Europe is behind them
IN their combat with the Christians A.
result there are now 5000 Moslem
fighting men. besides the Turkish sol
diers. all heavily armed. parading the
streets Of tho city, aud demanding th'
blood OF the Christian dogs who have
dared TO question the right Of the Turk
70 rulo them. The combined force
that have been landed by the civil pow
crs number only 500 men.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
FIXING FOR A STRIKE.
Cloakmaksrs a. New York Preparing
20 Make Demands

New YoRK. Feb. 21-shopmeetings
OF cloakmakers were held in a number
Of halls on the east side Friday night
to organize and arrange upon demands
to be made upon the manufacturers
next week. The executive committee
Of the United Brotherhood OF Cloak
makers met later aud received commit
tees from the different shopmeetings /
Mr.. Klein. secretary OF the executive
committee OF the brotherhood, said 10 .
reporter;
by the middle Of next week | am
positive that every oloakmAker IN the
city will be In the union. We have
decided 20 notify all the manufacturer
large and small, that committees which
will wait upon them with demands will
have no authority from the union I'M
less they have union credentials, which
will be- furnished TO each organized
shop. Oar demands will be- 20 moder'
a,e that the employers will have no
excuse for refusing them Strikes Will
BE- ordered IN every shop where they
are refused. aud expect the strike will
not last long but TAO demands will b
mado until we have heard from tho
employees Of all thu shops"
Some OF the big cloak manufacturer
who weru seen said the men would b
right 70 strike
1.-THE most expeditions way In which
they can set their demands Is toftdke,
said a. Popkin. Of A. Popkin 4 Co
They will never get them any cthe
way"
Other Manufacturers were Of thI
same opinion. and they agreed that th
present ,tate Of affairs was due TO th
composition OF the small manufacturer
on the east side One large manuiac
turor said that the expenses II th
small manufacturers were 40 low tina
thoy could undsrsell the large me
every time II the union could fore
the small men 10 pay good prices tn
large manufacturers would be glad
do the same.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
AN INSULT 70 LEE.
He Is Called a Liar, an Inn
poster and a Rebel
THE SCOTT CASE THr CAUSE OF IT.

some American Correspondents Appealed
FROM tho decision % the frees Cen
tor 20 Marquis de raimsrnlA and lie
usrd thr Above Harsh words About
oar Consul General.
NEw YoaK. Feb 2L-A dispatch 20
The Herald from Havana. Cuba, says
1.-The Marquis de Pa.morola made a
scandalous personal attack on Consul
General Lee Wednesday night in the
palace in the presencs OF several Amer
lean newspaper correspondents. The
incident arose because the censor re-
fused to pass a dispatch for the cores
p0ndents which said that the release OF
Scott was demanded because he was
both arre.tsd and kept In prison In de-
iance Of the law.
"Who told you that?' shouted Gen.
Palmerola, tho secretary o. state for the
island
General Lee" replied the cores.
/ pondent, calmly.
General Lee IL a liar aud an impOs-
tor and a rebel r. shouted the little mar
quis with an oath.
This incident Is telegraphod merely "a
show how tine wind Is blowing IA Oh,
palace and 70 lot you see what must b,
the treatment and position Of an or
binary citizen here when our oonsu
general Is revilod openly in such a man
ner by one OF the heads Of the govern
ment here
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are Authorized TO announce
go utNEE

We are Authorized TO announce
VIZ. A. BANKS
AZ a candidate for Secretary, Assessor
and Collector Of the City u Bryan Al
the ensuing April election.
We are authorized TO announce
q. =. JENKINS
a. a candidate for the Office Of city sec
retary, assessor and collector Of Bryan.
at the ensuing April election.
We are authorized h announce
II. G. RHODES
A. a candidate Tor City Seer, lary, Tax
As .sor aud Collector Of Brian. Elee'
ton hrst Tuesday IN April, lsN.
We are authorized 10 announce
CT. WILSON
a. a candidate for city marshal Of Bry'
an At the ensuing April election.
We are authorized b. announce
&C. sHELBURNE
A. a candidate tor reelection 10 TIE
oflice Of city marshal Of Bran at The
ensuing April election.
We are aulhorFel 10 announce
BOYETT
a. a candidate mf City Mar,hal o
BRYAN at the ensuing April election.
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II. st. c. Time Card.
Chaa. n. Edre. denll.l. nrran boz

Chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex
John McCorqudale went 10 Waco yes.
.erday.
Joe hnsOn came up from Milliean
yesterday.
Edge Bro'. IL the place to get YOUR
oats and coin meal. II
liouse for Rent-Apply 70 r r.
Knowles. Phone l5l 80
Prof sonle ari ksAct College, we're
the city ye,lsrday. -
Horse and surry for sA'S, See Mrs
Fannie Calhoun. s.
House for rent. Apply 10 CaG A.
Adams. 6iu.
The big crowd In town yesterday
made business hum al day.
Go to Edge Bros Cor all kinds Of feed
stulis. Phone i6l II
There was a big Bohemian ball at
smetana yesterday afternoon.
For coal in airy quantity call on John
n. Lawrence aud Co. TELEPHONE No.
Is. S3u
J. w Coulter u receiving new spribr
and summer goods. Call and see how
cheap they are. 72tl
Have you seen Miss S, Leou's new
slock Of millinery Its the preliiesl
ever shown In Bryan. ~
Boy WASTED-Must be over 10 year
old, strong and not afraid to work
Address A. L., Bryan. Tex. Il
7. L. Grace had the misfortune T.
stick = nail IN his left lot few daYi
ago, and the wound has causel him D,
little pain and Inconvenience.
Lor-Ladics' hand scarf pin will
three diamonds. Finder will be pal,
literally by returning TO L. Bonne
vile. 72u
There was delightful dance at III
residence Of Mr. Arch Eaves At We'll
born, Friday night some II the Brya
young people were in attendance.
Constipation causes more than hal
the Ms u women. Karrs Glover RIOS
Tea Il a pleasant cure Cor Constipation
Sold by al druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

CHArrANooGA. Feb. sl-At Soddy,
Tenn, Charlie Brown, young nCgro,
attempted o criminally assault Miss
Lilho Walker. the Is yearold daughter
Of a respectable farmer Failing in his
purpose. he hid In barn. When q
possc attempted to arrest him he fatally
shot Deputy sheriff Saddler. A mos
formed and Brown was strung mp on u
tree and ms body riddled with bullets
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

CANroS. o., Feb 27-The immense
plant Of the Portland and Diamond Cs.
ment company, located At Middle
Branch. 10 miles north Of Canton, lie in
ashes. The Ere started a; the kilns and
the destruction was complete, The
plant was owned by Cleveland parties,
s. b. Davis being president Il was
valued At 100000, partially insured.
one hundrc ! mon are thrown out Of
employment The works were running
on full time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

sAS FRANcisoo, Feb. 2i.-The sup.
rene court has sustained the recently
adopted civic ordinance prohibiting pool
selling and taking commissions on rae.
ing bets. The conviction Of John Glynn,
Aloeal pool seller, ilned tloO in the pO'
lice court under the civic ordinance
wa affirmed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
on1mIrrEp &c oTHER s.og.
The Kline Dlspsnsary niii Son,idered
Dead In Washington.

nv AAAAN AANHaHH
Dead In Washington.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. 27-The OPP
position TO the Kline dispensary bill are
rejoicing over what they term the de-
feat Of that roeasure without the senate
being aware Of what was taking phase
Before the report Of the public morals
committee was made in the senate, as
agreed to. by which minority was TO
recommend indefinite postponement'
aud Chairman Van Patton was 70 offer
n minority report fayorinR the passage
Of tho BIZ. P.ummer, representing the
opponents OF the measure. met Van Pat
ton and prevailed upon HIM TO oompro'
misc with the majority u the commit
tee by submitting a report providing for
n substitute bill recommending the sub
mission Of a d.spenslry law 10 the peo'
plo 70 be voted upon at the ne1t general
election. when this was agreed 20, AL
members Of the committee signed The
new report and IL was presented 20 the
senate. "a q substitute bill was NOT
ready, Plumrner offered a motion that
tho Kline bill bo laid on the table unit
n substitute bill was prepared. Tn
motion WAS rdoptod without opposition
and the bill went tothe table,
Friends Of tho Kline bill were sur
prised 20 find later that it was all pre-
concerted pian. and that au effort vii
now be made 20 prevent tho bill iron
being taken from the table for consider
l atipn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28

PHOENIX. Feb ain the territori'
al supreme court the decision Of Tie
lower court was affirmed In the case Of
the Arizona Improvement company
against the territory. This decision -
tabiishos the validity Of the famous con
tract entered into by the company with
the territorial b a Of control whereby
the labor Of convicts at the Yuma peni
Tertiary lie leased to the company for
period Of 10 years
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
Flnn Mrrchnnt Z aIIorIng.

Mr. 7. c. Davenport. repres' nting
O,hm & Co., OF Baltimore, Md, has o.
tabr.hed headquarters for this section
of the state IN Bryan, aud will take
pleasure In showing You the pretiiest
and finest line Of seasohable amples In
existence, together with lowest prices
aud a guarantee Of perfect iii. Call
and see samples at law oflice 4 Hudfon
& Nall, over First National bank. A
look will convince YOU. u
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-28
Cnttlemen,s Convention.

On account Of the ca llemen's con-
veniion at san Antonio. the /. & q. N.
will have on sale round trip tickets 10
SAN Antonio March an a. d for trains
arriving morning Of March s,h, at re-
duced rates Maximum "a tfom any
point on the line $500.
D. J. PmcE,
A.G. ?. g., Palestine, Tex.