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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-09-30
sTAUNToN VA, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. 1897

the foot of the Alleghanies, to Elkins
| a distance of 63 miles, is the finest tim
Der in the United States Pine, Will
Cherry, Birch, Poplar, Maple and Wal
nut are immense, and must be seen tt
be appreciated.
| When the timber is cleared off thil
land sods over with native blue grass
which is considered equal by stock meI
for some purposes to the famous Crat
Bottom grass. Along this route We
find oak trees that measure up as high
as man can reach, Is feet in circum
ference, and 60 feet to the first limb
Wild cherry trees 13 feet in circumfer
ence, 20 feet to first limb. Pine square
24 feet at butt, 10 inches at top, 100 feet
without a limb. 0,00O to 100000 feet OF
lumber to the acre.
| Considering this route strikes the
general trend of these mountains at
right angles, the grades are noticeably
low and easy.
The cost of construction will be much
less than usually allowed for mountain
railroads. Owing to the singular geo.
logical formation, the cheap mainten-
ance of roadway will be second to none.
We find old abandoned highways
where work had been suspended 80 to
SO years, with comparatively as good
road-beds as when last used.
Iron, coal, timber, mineral springs
from 1000 to 1000 feet above sea level,
beautifully situated for summer re-
sorts. Agricultural farms, grass lands,
pure cold mountain water, suitable
for domestic or mechanical purposes,
along this route is met in large guam
titles and of fine quality.
This line cannot be paralleled
by any trunk line of railway between
this and the Baltimore & Ohio a dis
tance of 100 miles on the north, and
the Chesapeake & Ohio distance of
$50 miles on the South. Where in the
whole United States is section more
favored for railroad capital.
In view of these facts, the writer
strongly urges the early construction
of this railway, and believes it will
prove paying Investment. have
the honor to be, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
E. C. VINCENT,
Chief Engineer.
That some of our friends may more
fully understand the comparative
workings of the old or rather present
system of freight transportation
through this country you will see by a
small amount of figuring ready COM
parison can be made:
Two 4-horse freight teams, s
large horses suitable for freight
ing at 800 S 800 90
Two 4-horse freight wagons
at 500 1S0 90
Four sets of heavy wagon
harness at $50 1870 90
Feed for eight horses 365 days
at SOC per day each 1,460 90
Two teamsters 365 days at 81
per day each 7s0 90
Two assistant teamsters 365
days at 75c per day each 547 80
Blacksmithing 100 90
Sundries 100 90
4,o37 so
Interest 4O3 70
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

First Presbyterian Church. on Frederick 81
between New and Market streets. services
II q. m. and p: m. Pastor. Rev. A. N. Fraser
Second Presbyterian church corner Freder
lex and Lewis streets. Services at II q. m
and 8. Pastor, Rev. j. M. Wells.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church. worship on
West Frederick st. Services at II a. M, and
p. m,. Rector. Rev. R. @. Jett.
Trinity Episcopal church, Main street, be-
tween Lewis and Church streets. Services at
II a. M, and 8 p. m. Rector, Rev. W. Q. Hull
lihen
United Brethren chure1, Lewis street, be
tween Main and johnson streets. Services at
II q. m and p. m. Pastor, Rev. 8. K
Wine.
Methodist church, Lewis street, between
m. and p. m. Pastor. Rev. F. ]. Prettyman
Christ Evangelical Lutheran church Lew
is street, between Main and Frederick streets
Services at II q. m. and p. m. Pastor, Rev
b. F. Shealy.
Baptist church, corner MaIE aud Washing
ton streets. Services at II a. m. ard p. N
Pastor, Rev. NJ L. Wood.
st. Francis Roman Catholic, North Augusta
street, Mass at and 1870 a. m. vespers and
benediction of Most Blessed Sacrament 1t
p. m. Pastor. Rev. Father Mcverry.
Young Mems Christian Association. corner
Main and Water streets. Services at p. m
Sunday. Geo. A. Overdorf, Secretary.
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Nu-g .. Bac for fF'fty Cents,

Guaranteed tobacco hacii Nnrs Inakea weak
aeE strchg b0Sa cure. SIC, ~, AL druggbils
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S4.441 25

One 8-wheel passenger and
freight locomotive-cyl. 17x24;
drivers, 56A in. wheel CEN
ters; separate 8-wheel tender;
weight of engine in working
order $4,000; or drivers $1,000;
boiler AZ in. at smallest ring;
$50 f1ues, in. o. D., II #. in.
long; fire-box 804 in. long, 35
in. wide, 60 in. deep; working
steam pressure $50 lbs; soft
coal; finger CRATES; tank cap.
34OO gals. each; wheel base of
engince and tender 46 #. En-
gines first-class in every par
ticular, wagon-top boiler, full
extension front straight stack,
tires 9-16 in, Westinghouse
air for tender and train, Amer
ican driver brake, Janney
tender coupler, Gold steam
heating apparatus, Mack in
jectors. Detroit lubricators,
steel brake beams, $1,50O w
One engineer 800 days at So
per day, soo w
One fireman 300 days at $1.5o
per day, 4oo w
One brakeman 300 days at
$3.50 per day. 4oO w
Fuel 300 90
Oil, repairs, &c ~ w
One freight box car capacity 900 ~
60, 900 lbs, Soo w
$3.50 90
Intarest 1888 90
$4,213 90
Two 4-horse freight wag-
ons complete one year S4'44l 20
One locomotive and box
car complete one year 4,2l3 w
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1t is saidsthat Mark Twain will re-
ceive $4,000 for his new novel, and
that the whole amount, together with
$40, 900 more, will be turned over to his
creditors.
Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever,
l0c, 25c. If c. c. G. fail. druggists refund money.
No Extension.
s'Is the wind due east or due west to-
day?' asked an evasive creditor by
way Of changing the subject of his
debt.
"It's due now, and you'd better
hustle to raise it," was the unfeeling
reply.-Detroit Free Press.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-09-30

yers appeal from
court to anot
They are bount
save him, if he
be saved. It is
same way with
good doctor wi
his patient Sc
condemned to d,
by disease.
But doctors m
mistakes some
times; they lose
heart too soon.
After they have
tried everything
they know and
the patient is
no better, they
think there is
nothing more to
be done. They
don't always
get at the root
of the disease. /
They frequently !
give a patient =
up to die of con-
cf1<nrffnn or1
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-09-30

nany fine tracts Of hard woes tim.
! Af'r aFe leit afanailiE scf9agh this SEP
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-09-30
CONDEMNED.

When an innocent man is condemned for
any crime he doesn't lose hope. His law
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n eight IocomotIve,

One pAS8Angef ColANJA o
ceaoh,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-09-30

That some of our friends may more
fully understand the comparative
workings of the old or rather present
system of freight transportation
through this country you will see by a
small amount of figuring ready COM
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01
ISSUES ANOTHER RDICT
Weylei Forbids the Sale Of I'm
ported Meats In Cuba.
MUST BUY FROM HIM.
lie l. Cona,loatlag All the Cattle Hi'
Men Can Take and Forces the
Public TO Take Them or GO
without More Fighting

New York. May Sl.-A dispatch 10
the Journal from Havana says Wcy-
Ter has forbidden the sale Of imported
meat In Puerto Principe and Is COM
polling the public 10 consume only
beef purchased from his own agents,
proceeding from conhscated cattle
rounded up and driven IN by his troops
from adjacent districts throughout
Santa Clara province.
The situation Is the same In towns
gRrrisoned by Spanish troops Militia
~ operations having been virtually
suspended. the army Is being used 90
further the little spcculations Of the
chiefs and military commanders. In
one district. that Of sancu spirliur,
the entire battalion Of Alfonso Kill
has been supplied with lassocs and sent
IN the field as cowboys
The fact has been openly announc.
ed In the local Spanish newspapers
that two steam transports subject 20
weyler's orders. are very busy carry
INK the conhscated cattle 10 Santiago
de Cuba. Manzanlllo and other good
markets.
a strong. patriot force is besieging
the port Of paracoa by land on Tues
day night the Spanish outposts were
driven In and the beslegers dashed into
the city but eventually they were com
PEELED 10 Withdraw under a ukiug ar
tlllery fire from the government war
ship Vasco Nuncz Dc Balboa. 40 anchor
IN the harb During the nght IN tho
streets the insurgents bad entered
three Spani.h soldiers were killed and
N wounded
The well Hnown patriot hospital sur
geon Julio Artcrn. son of Sernpiu Ar.
tegn. celebrated Cuban physician
killed some time ago In q duel in Mex
leo. has been captured hy WCylor'i
troops in Pinar Del RIO and Do now d
prisoner at Artomisi.
lie will ho tried aud shot Tor ucc1r
ing the enemies of Spain in hayinl
| cured the wounds of rebels 90 armi
against her authority.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01
nurranr. Parent. Gsi ,hs Nsv.

san Francisco. May 3l.-Mr. ana
Mrs Durrant received thc news Of
Governor Hudd's decision shortly after
10 o'clock last night They expressed
themselves as greatly disappointed.
but neither manifested any emotion.
Mr. Durnnt was with his son az san
Quentin for several hours yesterday
afternoon. Mrs Durrant viii go over
today Co visit him She declares q De
Is executed she will Boz present Eu-
gene puprey. Durrants attorney last
night said there was yet an appeal
pending before supreme court he
added Failing IN the state courts.
we may Ole our ease Ia the federal
courts and ask Tor "a write supersodas
90 the warden 81 the state prison upon
the proceedings This viii prevent the
execution and can be- done either by
application 20 To- United States sue
preme court or tn those Of inferior jur-
lsdlctlon" Referring 10 this position
Warden Hale says hc will be- governed
by the opinion Of the attorney general
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01
MASS MEETING AT CHICAGO
Rigid Rssolations Passed ConiemninE
some 1914 BEFORE the Lsgisiatuis

Rigid hsanlutions iasted Conforming
some HiiI BEFORE the Lsgisiatuts
Chicago. May 3l.-M biz mass
meeting in Central Music hall Iast
evening. resolutions were parsed de-
nouucIng the gas trust and street rail-
road bills before The legislature, and
calling on Legislators 90 the rnme Of
deconcy honesty, Justice and the
American principle Of local scli-gov-
eminent Co defeat these measures
The resolutions provide Tor the ap-
pointmont OF committee OF loo 10
visit Springfield this week and wage
war on these measures Tho chair
man. T. 3D. Bryan. viii appoint the
committee.
Alderman Harlan. the late candidate
for mayor on the independent Repub.
licln ticket made the principal speech.
Mr. Harlan called some of the officers
Ul the gas and street railroad Compt.
niles Dog nlWr and charged them villa
the guilt uf bribery 40 Springfield 10,
speaker said the professional leading
citizen was an anarchist "a heart be-
cause De knew no law above the law
OF his own Will. when the peoples
hatred of dishonest wealth has become
"a hatred Of 40 wealth. the safety of
society and the republic will De- q
stake ie begged the honest rich %
iiou ln the contest against the d.
spoilers
Ia conclusion Mr. Harlan expressed
the hope that Governor Tanner. N r1ll.
"a 20 consider these hills would so ac,
as to dcsory, further hnuors from the
people.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01
H. n T. G. Time card.

Chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex.
Rule Conner visited Nayasota sunday.
The farmers call this growing weather.
Full line Of field peas a, Edge Bros.
i3lif
Only two deaths in Bryan the past
month.
Judge W. J. Moore left for Marlin
yesterday.
Mrs. +. u. Mouzon returned to Adj.
lone yesterday.
Bryan might learn Of Calvert what a
beautiful cemetary is.
McDud simpson brought In the first
watermelon Saturday.
Judge John y. Henderson came down
from Dallas yesterday.
Misses Lille and Daisy Woricy went
20 Corsicana Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mr.. George Deaton Of led,
better, are visiting in Bryan.
J.F. Parks il selling corn in any
quantity at rock BOTTOM prices. l5l
Mr.. pcPort Smyihc and son, Dr. III
smyihe, returned home sunday.
Nov Is the time to buy your cypresr
eisterns The best are made by OF,
Boehme. l3i In
Miss Mary NJ. spann has reiurno,
from vacation with her mother a
MiIlican.
For corn In any quantity at rock bot
tom prices call on J. +. Parks al .labl,
or Academy Of Music. 1856
Bart sims who has grown TO be-
splendid athletic young fellow. rptume,
ffom College at Bedford city, Va, sun
day.
Miss Pearl Wcaihcrby, daughter o
DR.. Woathcrshy at Bodias. b. VISITING
Mr.. and Mr.. J. n Black.
Il Is estimated that nearly ten tEOus
and dollar are invested IN bicycles here
The amount will Doe Iovely increase,
with the opening OF the new tract
10 College.
Buy a cyrrc. cisiern Of otto Bochm
and prepare tor summer with gooO
supply of purg water. l3i I'm
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01

Singing and dinner ou tIr ground at
fuctcd large crowd io steep IuI.UN
chuuh SIulay Many were u attend
rD,c from ryan and report ga a
time The singing was esr, 'rn', and
showed a great deal of ability training
aud practice The 'rliurs we're I VI
60 ( and Edgar Peters uf Steep Hollow.
". q. Wiley ~ Bethel. q. D. Whiting
ton. Charlie MuL.. Albert BuIu...
Jesse Hicks anl Walter English Ut Ee.
lance.
The music pupiIs of MI. McClclIaui
aud Mrs Connolly are requested gu
meet az ihe opeta house 'his morning
40 % o'rlork, o. practice i0r their enter
tainment 60 Doe given Friday night.
c.. Blarkshcar G.. reported 100 al go
Joscph'- luhmary 100 Houston. and
will probably not Dee home iar several
DAYS
Bora 20 Mr. anil Nr. a. VI. Wilson
Yesterday afternoon. daughter.
Bryan Is proud uf H.r uea are l.shs
which were turned 900 .Ur ile ,.r' tuJ
. saturday night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01
AGAINST BOTH.
Hanna or Mclean docs Not suit the
ohio socialist Labor Party

NHNH'HH ~ - A'NHH ~ Wv wv
ohio Socialist Labor Party
Canton. Ohio. May 2l-The state
convention OF the Socialist Labor party
% Ohio held two sessions here ycsior-
day Forty delegates were present
samuel VI white was chosen pcrma-
nent chairman. Resolutions were
adopted tha, the election 81 NJ A.
Hanna or John r. Mclean as state sem
ator would not advantageous 20 tho
wage oaruors 90 the state, tlvorlug
laws 10 assist unemployed. condemn
Ina government hy injunction
The following state ticket was placed
lu nominations
For governor VIM Watkins Day
ton, lieutenant governor. D. W Wal
lace ll0llister. treasurer. Edward lar
sen. Cleveland member board public
works. lohr Z Jones. Canal Dover.
school commissioner g VI White.
Canton
The places OF attorney general and
supreme court judges will be- nllod BY
the statp committee
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01
M'KlNLEY AND CUBA.
All the spare Time of the rrrsiden
Devoted o. That Country

W INC NNAfF Althf hl Nhe NFfaAuenN
Devoted 60 That County
New York, May 3i-A special 20 tho
Herald from Washington says
From now until June TO. when ho
will start on his trip 10 attend the
Nashville exposition. President Nc
Klnlcy's attention viii be- devoted al-
most exclusively 20 the Cuban guess
ton.
Important developments may D.
looked for within that period. A new
minister 10 Spain and probably a new
consul general to Havana win be- APP
pointed. and a formal note 90 Spain
drafted and put Ia the hands % the
new minister Tor delivery upon hls ar
rival IN Madrid
Mr. Calhoun Is expected in Washing
ton on Sunday next By that time the
president expects 20 announce the new
minister 10 Spain and 20 have prlcti.
cally formulated his instructions both
In regard 90 the offers ~ mediation
which are 90 be- made and "a demand
for rcparat'pn for the Ruiz outrage
The understanding IL that the report
of Consul General lee of the Ruiz In
vcstlgation h now IN the mails and
will BE- In the hands Of the state de-
partment before Mr. Calhoun arrives
The president of course. desires %
have a talk with Mr. Calhoun. but the
private communication received from
Spain have enabled him 90 proceed
with the shaping Of hIs policy without
delay.
The instructions 20 the new minister
will. OF course. be- treated as cuunlcu-
tIal until De- has communicated with
the Madrid authorities and reply
from Spain has been received There
Is practically no doubt however. that
the presidents note tu Spain will D.,
a formal tender OF The good offices OF
the United States 10 will hp polite
but Arm in tone, reviewing the whole
situation 10 such q way as Co show that
the United States IL deeply interested
Ia the present devastating war. aud
that on the grounds oi humanity as
well as Tor commercial reasons. We
have the right 20 use an legitimate
means Tor bringing the war 90 close
Both administration officials aud REP.
rcsentatiycs OF the Spanish govern
mcnt are congratulatiug .homsglyts
that the recent hurry incident to On,
passage Of the bellirereucy resolution
10 the senate has subBIdsi ut a time
when negotiations are about tu be ur.
dcruken Tor a peaceful solution of thl
trouble n no unusual excitement DC.
ours both sides are hopeful that q sat
lsfactory settlement may yet Dee reach.
cd
Il is still the opinlon Of many con.
servativc men here that complete au.
tonomy for Cuba on "a Canadian basis
will be- the fnal outcome. % the matter
h 10 De settled without a rupture h
our relations with Spain.
The rcpor, that special meEsongt
had been sent 20 Havana Ca rDcciv
reports from Calhoun and Consul Gen
eral Lee Is denied by Assistant Score
tary nav. who stated that he dld moi
know W. W ;tit~all, alleged 10 b,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01
Alpha Phi Chapter.

a chapter Of the Alpha Phi fraternity
Of the A. q NJ. College, has been organ
lied here with the following officers
Capt. John q. Tabor, president; A w
Buchanan, vico-president; Walte
Wipprecht, secrstary y. G. DeMaret
treasurer. The other members enrolled
az the frst meeting Of the chapter ar,
II. G.. Rhodes. WI. Coulter, G.. W
Smith Jr, g.. s. Whitman, W. A. Wat
kins. o. l.. Tabor, Dr. G.. X. Tabor, Dr.
W. &. Fountain, S. l.. Rhodes.
The object Of this Greek letter fiater.
nifty Is 30 bring about a closer relation.
snip between the graduates and ex ca
diets Of the College, and 10 flrihur the
interests Of the Institution whenever op.
pOriunity affords. Those who have at.
tended the College for year OF mors
are eligible b. membership.
The chapter was organized by Nr. f.
b. Gushing, assisted by Mr.. II +. Jonas
and Dr.. +. Il. Ross, all Of Houston
Piofs. Banks, Philpott. Tils0n, Pittuck
and others were in from the College "a
attend the organization here.
There Is also chapter at College
the movement having actively begun
there last commencement
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01
The Big Fire Sale.

Following upon the advertisement 'u
the Sunday Eagle Nisir1t Bros Is Coo
fire sale began hre yesterday. tn.
store was crowded with pulcha.or,
from the early opening houraIl day and
the large force of clerk. aud extra men
were a. times unable 90 turn the gouli
ont h-t enough. The large majority oil
buyers were ladias, and many uf then
made two or three trips To- the store hc
fore securing everything they wanted
The salo, which stil. continues, $50
rousiue success sud another triumph
for Mistrot Bros. Is Co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01
ContractIct.

Tie bicycle track .sa urc thing aud
We wil, soon have Boz thanks Oh tcru.
cfgy OF be- prom otter, t.y .c'iNc mHm.
lyrs u fhr bicycle club lyr. uIU De-.
tcryc everlasting credit ur their Uar
work. Monday evening Ihu contract
f0r building ihc track was awarded .u
Prof. smith and ll.ptf .ur iHe tuU
Of go one bundled .I .wu 'u HDU.s
60 40 College. IHr VHra V..I le.'u in.
lay anil DO q. expected three miles 90.
wards Co .c.r WiI. bc iui.h.I th's V.ta
and 'bc whole HIs'agr 600 ur Ioi.r. Iu.y
D. Che tark 8. o. Ir eight 't.i H..r
graded 90 IeIlei uH fu..I and fenced
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01
DURRANT is FIRM.
Says He WIN Die Like = Man aud uls
Mother shall see Him
asonable 6o

Says He WIN Die Like Man aud lils
Mother shall see Hin
San Quentin. Cal. May 81 Theodore
Durrant has made the declaration that
n he must meet his fate on the gli-
lows. be will die like q man. The sug-
gestlon Of suicide Ga ropulsiya % him,
be says. lie also declares te viii de
IN the presence Of his parents. who
will insist on attending the exception
as his invited guests The elder Dur.
rant says bis wife Is a woman Of de.
termination and she will press her
legal rights 20 the limit Under the
law Warden Hale cannot deny her al.
mission u she presents at the prison
an invitation from her son requesting
her presence az the hanging The Law
gives him the right 10 invite hye rcla.
lives
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01
Fine Entertainment.

Mis-. Rogers oloc1lion class gave o
highly creditable entertainment 20 thp
opera honse Monday night The pro
gram opened with u beautiful tennis
drll followed by Rotations and music,
and closing with tab'eauX The con.
testants for the elocut0n meicl were
Misses Ida Shepard and Fannie Pitts,
Master John Daily aud John Willie
PAYNE. The medal was won Iy John
Willie Payne aud Prof Mclnuis made tIc
presentation. The members ui ih.
class are % be rompIimcn,cd urou iho
advancement they show iu this iriis
pensable accomplishment and Mis-
Rogers has every reason 90 feel proud
of her superior work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01

wcs, Point " " May Sl-ln the
presence % 800 people the secretary Of
war aud many high officials oi the
army the battle monument erected by
their comrades IN honor oi officers and
soldiers ot the regular army who fell
Ia battle in the civil war. was dcdlcat-
ed today.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01

Guthrie. Inlay 3l-The 2-year-old
child OF William Simmons OF Man
chester Do very low from the effects
OF drinking concentrate lie lts throat
has almost entirely closed and Tor
many days Dc bas not taken "a drop Of
nourlshmeut of any kind
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01

Tcyartanh Tex, Nfv gI..N de-
patch from White CIIgs Lfl, River
county Arb. states chat J,u ur.is. a
respectable negro living near hieh
mond. the county scat was chilled from
his cabin ON Wednesday u'rht aud
shot ln drlIh
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01

Mlukato. MINI. May So The HUB
bard Mullins company and Il D. Hub
bard have failed SIR Hubbard csu
mates hls liabilities a. 100000 and IA
sets not over gl5uOO0
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01

rHtntJ uH. q. Tabor Iaa"a Thing
fhnuty and ui.y loyyc. Do just .o.b
90 t.r hand Hmr Wnl stylish stock u'
ups rhHou.. bursHuarls, sufIcys
pfr. that they are displaying Boo ih,
greatest VARIETY. Ihs Taste displayed
300 design. D1..r- aul SIS .os of these yr
he.os. la. iss t.c .nNress of prc. iOi
such hne Uofa, makes tHem yr'y a'
tUU'.E.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01

Sacramento. May 81. Theodore Dur
rant will hang ON June A. one week
from next Friday Governor Budd re-
fused 20 interfere after carefully go
ing over the ease pu.unt murdered
Minnie Williams and Blanche Lamont
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01

Mount Clemens Mich. May 2l.-
Frederick l.c'dt O. farmer n Warren
town nip uuc miles from here. was
shot aud b l,d by bic daughter. Min.
nic. 20 yea old Heidi was drunk and
attacked tas gIr' v.'h % uzor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-01
Dancing school.

Miss Grace Collins will 0pcu her
dancing school Friday night at the
Academy of Music with O hop ,h.
extends a c1rlia. invitation tu thr
young ladies and gent cmcu 20. thruiy
10 attend, and 800 be- pleased Go meet
them. llI