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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04


Sisters Mary Of the Incarnation and
Mary Rodriguez, Of San Antonio, who
have been here soliciting for the House
Of the Good shepherd, wish 10 return
thanks to the people Of Bryan for the
marked liberality shown towards the
worthy cause they represent. They Sc
cured about seventy dollAr,, and said
that Bryan was more liberal In proper.
ton 10 tiEe, than some Of the larger
Texas cities already visited. The sisters
lefl for Hearne yesterday.
The marshal and street COMMITTEES
took look Al the old cislern In the
street near Mikes store yesterday and
decided that Il will either have 10 BE-
fixed up or filled up. The former de.
ponds upon the cost which will be a..
eertained at once.
A marked feature Of the election zee
terday, agreeably noted on all sides, wa
the absence Of the negro "heeier" from
the vicinity Of the polls. In fact be wal
nowhere In evidence. There was moth
ing in Il TO interest him.
NJ. +. Heenan who went 10 Marlin
two weeks ago suffering from rheuma-
tism 90 much that he had 10 walk on
clutches, returned yesterday without
them, and much improved.
William MAsterson, an attorney o
Richmond, Texas, is here on q visit
having joined his wife who has been Wis
Ting relatives In Bryan for fortnight
q. A. Quinlan and son and semone
Adams passed through the city at nooI
yesterday going north 10 Major Quin
lan's private car.
w.P. Franklin 4 Son have placed Il
their meat market an immense reffig
orator for keeping meats In cold sior
age. The eapeciiy Of the refrigerator q
three beeyes,
Major 7. +. Durham and DR.. Geo. r
Tabor went down 10 visit the oonvie
farms In the BnEos bottom yesierda,
afternoon.
A new bath and dressing room Ia
been fitted up At the water and ligh
plant for the convenience Of the en-
ployees.
LOsT-A bunch of6 orr keys Of
brass ring stamped ~. W. RAgsdAle.
Leave at r. NJ. Wilson's for reward. l
Many BryA mites left early this morn
ing TO enjoy the big Madisonyllle reur
ion and hustle for fall business.
Talk with @. J. Blackshear about In
surance. oaioe At Halls drugstore
Bryan, Texas. 22S.WiO
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
LIABILITIES.
RESOURCES

Grafton. W Va. Aus. s. No.lce has
been served by Superintendent A. 2.
Gosdcck OF the Pennington mines. 10
every striker miner 10 the region oe-
cupylng the oompany's houses. TO va.
cate tho property Immediately. Ex
element runs high
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
oonpreml,.a wa ", ul..r.

birmingham, Az 2-The Tennessee
Coal Iron and Railway company has
compromised with lts Blue creek min.
cts and signed a new scale as ~ cents
a ton. Those mines. which are the only
ores 10 the state now idle. will rtsuh.s
at once, giving employment 20 loco
men.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

NOgales. Aria. Aug S-The first Inn
portatlon e. Mexican cattle under the
n.ngley tariff law was made through
The customs house here. Six hundred
and forty head OF steers. the property
OF u. s. Newman. were brought ln,o
his country, che duty btlng ii2s6.ee
over the dulles fixed By the Wilson bill.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
Base Bali

The ball game between Bryan ant
Caldwell, announced for Thursday, has
been called OF, and instead Bryan and
Eayasota will play here on that day.
Bryan battery, Morehead and Sims
Nayasoia battery, Briganoe and Griffin
Admission. men % cents, boys IS cents
ladies' free.
The best game Of the season is ex
pscled and the boys hope TO have I
large attendance At the game. Remem
Der the date, Thursday, August 8, a
the Knowles ball ground.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

Akron. o.. Aug. a.-George Young. 10
ycafs old, aon Of respected parents,
committed suicide here By hanging
himself With a rubber hose The hose
vas a small one used Tor alDng BOTTLES
and had stretched. but the boy pulled
up HE Zee, aRt slowU strangied q
Death. No cause e Assigned Tor the
DEED.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

Chicago. Aug. 9-The CAleago sgoEi
Of the Travellers Insurance company Of
Hartford. Conn. has received lnstrvc.
tions nom the home once not 60 a.
sure any pUrssn geing % the Klondlk'
region. Il rs 4 risk the company does
no, desire 10 take on account Of the *.
irene extra hazard.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
Mr.. nr.al.r.N.r,Iu.. o,..a,Ana

Newport. r. l.. Aug S.-NewY Il re-
coived her. bT cable % the birth IN
England % a son and heir TO the Barl
and Counties Of Conveat The countess
only tauebter Of Mr. aAd MIRA Bradley
hntih.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
II. 4 n. q. ExcnrsIon.

State Sunday School and b. Y.P. 4.
Dallas Aug. IL
Aug. 10 and II II. &T.C. will sell
round trip tickets 10 Dallas fare ti.a5.
Limit Of ticket August %.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

Colstantinople, Aug. 3.-Three Turk
ish ironclads left the Dardanelles yea
terday evening.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

Only seven negro votes were polled
all day.
TIE returns from outside precincts
were not received last night, but the
irrigation amendment was probably
defeated In the county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

Mr.. Vest, cotton buyer for MoFadden.
has opened an Office In the academy
building. Frank Olnk IL doing Office
work.
Uncle Mark Wilcox was In town yes
ierday selling watermelons and working
against the irrigation amendment.
R. l.. weddington's house caught
Gre las. night but was soon exhnguish-
ed. The six.shooter brigade got In H.
work during the alarm in fine style.
Ross Montgomery returned to IIous.
ton last night.
Judge Taliaferro came down from
franklin and Weni 10 Velasco last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Levy went to
Galveston last night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
From jacksonville

The Eagle learns by telephone that
the election went against the amend.
ments In the MadisonYille precinct
yesterday, with the exception Of the
last one, relating 10 validating school
lands bonds.
Ernest, the ll-year-old son Of W. +,
Hawkins, mentioned In the Eagle aI
having been burned a few days since,
died from the effects. and was buried
Saturday. His sister burned At the
same time l. recovering.
Everything 10 in readiness for the bis
reunion and large crowds are expected
from all surrounding towns and the In.
ierveining country.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
is CheapI

Why stand 90 open.mluihed asion'
ishment al what many people vho
know better i,ll yoa' Dont take any
stock in blatant announcements bat 70
to FOUNTAINS hryoui stations
cry. and Won viii never be disappoinl.
ell. FOUNTAIN always has the best
Stationery ttthe money. Yours truly,
u y. FOUNTAIN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
In. Q. TIme card, BRYAN.

- 4. O. Time Table Hearne
NORTH BOUND.
The herald., 1897-06-01

are one people. We live and must live
under one form Of government and one
forever live under one flag. the flag Of
our fathers
Az the speaker resumed his seat the
punctuation of cheers. with which his
address was intersperyed, again culmi-
mated into roar Of approval. and 1t wac
several minutes before calm was re-
stored. That being done. all present
Joined In singing America" the Rev.
c. C. Mclean gave the benediction. and
as TAPS" sounded the audience walked
away.
The herald., 1897-06-01
DECORATIONS or FLOWERS
rx-oov. BHvERIDoE's GRAFTON
AT THE TABERNACLE
Services ct the Cemeteries School
Children and Veterans Join In
the Exercises
'sNo mers shall the war cry ssvss
Nor the whaling flvsrs b. red;
They banlshsd our anger forever
when they laurel the graves Of our dsad."

Throughout the country yesterday a
nation engaged in paying tribute to the
dead. They who had worn the blue or
they who had worn the gray. It mat
tered not-loving hands laid across their
graves the sweetest of flowers. emblems
Of an everlasting peace.
And in this service Of love and devo-
tion Los Angeles worthily sustained its
part. The Goods acre" Of the soldier
dead was visited yesterday by large
numbers Of people. who Joined with the
several posts Of the q. A. r. and the
woman's Relief Corpe in honoring the
memory Of those who having fought the
1lRht had laid down to rest in the great
Bivouac Of the Dead.
These yearly exercises tend to
strengthen the bonds of fraternal SYM
pathy, to tone down harsh opinions
for death. the great leveler, makes the
Individual seem small indeed. They
break down sectional feeling-H any
such distinctive feeling remains-for by
the graves side such feeling seems a
blasphemy. And throughout the day
yesterday the idea that seemed para
mount was that Of rendering honor to
the comrades that have solved the ee-
crets Of the great beyond, and honor to
the living soldiers Of the great struggle
in 30 far as they accord to others the
same generous liberty Of thought that
they justly demand of themselves.
Long after the last volley yesterday
was fired over the graves citizens con-
tinued to wend their way to the last
resting place OF loved ones. At Simpson
tabernacle the vast audience was moved
by q wave of enthusiasm that at one
point during the delivery Of the Grafton
reached a point Of emotion that failed
to fnd expression until the strains Of
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner" gave ar
ticulation to thousand tongues.
The herald., 1897-06-01

see 8 nation arise in its majesty; / see
armies gather to battle; I see navies
patrol the rivers and ride the seas; ]
see the smoke and glare Of vicksburg;
hear the thunders of Gettysburg; mine
eyes behold the rock Of Chickamauga;
see victory perch on freedoms banner
at Appamattox; see two great armies
dissolve into peaceful citizenship. hail
one nation. the United States Of Amer
lea. the greatest temple ever erected to
human liberty under the sun.
This souvenir Of my country, long
may It wave o'er the land Of the free and
the home of the brave
Suiting the action to the word. the
speaker broke open the little box he held
in his hand. and out fell the silken folds
Of an American flag. Governor Bever-
idge had worked up to the climax with
striking effect, and the audience rose
to a man. They shouted and waved
their hats. and the eyes of at least
every second man were dim with tears.
Miss Moffatt, one OF the ladies' in the
choir. stood up, and without any accom-
paniment sanS verse Of the "Star
Spangled Banner" That capped the
climax. A volume Of solipd arose as the
audience Joined In. but there was a
Quaver In many = voice,
Comrades, as we cHerieh the memory
Of the dead" said the speaker, resuming
his address after quiets had been re-
stored, ''as we exalts the patriotism
that gave to them the inspiration OF
martyrs. the soul to suffer, to dare, to
do and to die. and apswe decorate their
graves With fiowers let ~ remember
without malice those who raced Is ia
'yilqrtel eombat We foughtf " W for-
4 1t<6 w shattled for opt co04{ 1; I'll
4 I1aosy frlond6s III III i II Is
The herald., 1897-06-01


II deprecate war. I would not ex-
change this heritage with the bloodlese
warrior who fought calamity by sub
stitution. deprecate war. II war must
come give me the courage to leap into
the breach and give me the hum Of dar-
ing danger and daring.death.
II deprecate war. 'Tls sweet to die
for one'c country; 'tis sweeter far to live
in country for which one has fought.
I deprecate war. War with honor
is preferable to peace with dishonor.
II deprecate war. Better war than
suffer Italian fruit dealers, London
journalism or Berlin craftsmanship to
dictate the internal policy Of the govern
ment. Our fathers resisted by war q
small tax: exercised the belligerent right
Of conflscation. dumped cargo OF tea
into Boston harbor and arbitrated the
damage by the sword.
deprecate war. Would that the
president Of the United States would
recognise the CubanS az belligerents,
ana give Cuba the same right as Spain
to enter our ports. to purchase and ship
munitions Of war, and in ninety days,
without grace. the sons Of the men who
made memorable the battle fields OF
America would give bloody Weyler a
free pass home, end Spanish ulisrule
and declare Cuba free
deprecate war. Better war than the
foul conspiracy Of the great powers Of
Europe In shutting their eyes 20 the
atrocious barbarities Of Turkey. ana a.
crushing out the holy ahpjrations Of
4 deprecate war. Would that either
army Aghtfng q Gettysturg could hawe
been marshAl lon tn plains * mi an1SjsI
where cAegafe leyipnp xolifkt Sn6
aghting With oteeh, tNenk II \; ~ Id1 Sl.
4ble Turk from Ok the 80 Il sttS SSl13 y
deprSc6te M afs You'd q q q r =
The herald., 1897-06-01
EVERGREEN CEMETERY
Music, Prayer, Addresses, Salute to
the Dead

Shortly after o'clock yesterday morn
ing there assembled around the g. A. r.
plat and the soldiers' monument in
Evergreen cemetery, Boyle Heights, a
large number of patriotic citizens to liz
ten to the Decoration day memorial ser
vices In which members Of the Bart
iett-Logan post. the Bartlett-Logan
Woman's Relief corps. aud the Boyle
Heights school children took part
4 Nearly every man, woman and child
In the aseemblage carried sweef bur
den of nowers; nome of them were rare
exainpleS of hot house cultivation,
loosely wtapped In white tiseus. papsf;
h great many more were tied - 81 ti6llt
|lfttle 'boaqueti " tfe taod dsst pfo1aeks Is
The herald., 1897-06-01
OTHER CEMETERIES

Yesterday morning at8 o'clock COM
mittee from the Bartlett Logan poet
and corps. ana another from the Kcne-
saw post and corps met and repaired to
the old city cemetery to the Catholic
laden with fiowers with
WAlch nv deopsatsd Al the gravss n
The herald., 1897-06-01

both places. There were no formal ex-
ercises or services In either Of these
cemeteries, but each grave was rever-
emily remembered and cared for with itsI
share OF attention and fragrant deco-1
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. administrator of the estate of William Roden, decased. to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to cx- hibit the same with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the first publication of this notice, to the undersigned adminis- trstor at the ofice of Bunch q Jones, in the town of FlagstaR, Coconino county, Arizona Territory. tho same being the place whore the business of said administration of said estate is transacted. All claims not presented within the time herein specified will Dc for ever barred from allowance and payment. Dated ct Flagstah Coconino county, Arizona Territory. this the 18th day of July, 1897.
 WILLIAM. D. RIDDEN, Adninistrator of the estate of William
 Rodsn. deceased.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
As tAs CiaS.

~Pete Amsterdam's wife has left town, % invited Pete to come here snd have . little game of poker with us this evening. but he hasn't showed up."
 "Wsll. . man who will act that way don't deserve to have his wife leave town from one years end to the other," replied Col. Percy Yerger.-N. Y. World.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
At Narraransett.

"Whst two fruits go best together. Mics Somergirlf" said Cholly Pierite, as they bent their steps in the direction of the rocks.
 T don't know" 1" replied thesweet one, unsuspectingly. "What is the best com- hination?"
 Why, . date with peach, of course" !" returned Cholly, with the air of man who was making the hit of his life and he knew it.-Town Topics.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
\ Coasistent sussestien.

They ought to change the name of that club of yours," said Mr. Bibbles' wife at the breakfast table.
 "In what way7"
 They ought to call 1t the Klondike." ;" I'll must gay that don't see why."' For the reason that when man starts out to go there, there's no tell. ing when he'll get home again."-wash- 6gton Star.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
d s.rs rA,ae sse xs..

A transaction inwhich youcaanot iessa1a I'd tongrs, feyer, piles md : thoosapd ciSsr llls arc ca1sed bI constipation and slugginA liver. Cascarees Candy CAthartic, tho Woa- derful new liver stimulant and intestinal tonic ere by all druggists guaranteed Co cuIo or money refunded. Q. .. .. arc Suro seaasi ssi. T7 sds E: 2. ;fSsss; ss lSs oas sc Sr
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
Too Optiuaiatia.

"And." were the concluding words of the professors lecture to the medical students. "do not promise too much. I knew . physician of real ability who covered himself with ridicule and ob- loquy by promising patient, whose legs he had just amputated, that he would have him on his feet within two 1eNka."-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
Three Opinions:

"The CHICAGO RECORD Is a model newspaper in every sense of the word.''- Harrisburg lPa.) Call
 "7here Is no paper published in An1erica that so nearly approaches fhe true Journal isfic ideal as The CHICAGO RECORD."- From "NeWspaperdom" (New York;.
 W have come 10 fte firm conclusion, after long test and after 4 wide comparison with the journals Of many cities and c0un. tries, that The CHICAGO RECORD comes as near being the ideal daily Journal as we are for some lime likely to find on these mortal shores Prof. J. '. Hatfield fin The Evanston (LL.) Index.
 Sold by newsdealers everywhere and subscriptions received by at postmasters. Address THE CHE. CAGO RECORD I8I Madison-st.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
He DaA.'t Nake.

T went in for amateur photography during my vacation" said the summer nan. ''There was no end of girls for sub3ects."
 "But how did you make out among the girls7"
 ~Oh. l got lot of nsgatives. s."-Phila- dclphia North American.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
No Fire Wanted.

Hieks-They tell me you got terribly angry with MT. Bass the other evening and drove him from the house.
 Wicks-I wasn't angry at all. heard he was one of my wife's old flames. and so l merely put him out.-Boston Transcript.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
Group Quickly Cured.

MOUNTAIN GLEN. Ark.-Our chill dren were suffering with croup when we received a bottle of Chamberlain's cough remedy. It afforded almost in- stsnt relief IF. A, Thornton. This celebrated remedy Is for sale at Dr. D. J. Brsnnen's drug store.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
We'll SupplisA.

Have you any old clothes?" asked the man at the door.
 Have " she exclaimed, bitterly. He needed no further elucidat ton, and e he ombled down the alley he won dercd why husbands were 50 mean.-- St. Paul Dispatch.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
A SuPe rhiuS.

Junsor Partner-I'm afraid to cell ehoss goods. even on the bargain coun- Ssr. We may lose the trade of every. body who buys them.
 Senior Partuer-Nonsensei Every woman who buys those goods will never stop trying to get square with us.- Puck.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
Restraint.

Reporter-Well. I've interviewed her. Editor-Did she talk without re- straint?
 Reporter--I should say nitl She wouldn't say word until her husband eamn in and told her to keep still.--- Detroit Journal.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
silence Is Golden,

Silence 10 Golden. Dodo-Now, tell me. what do you peo- pie think of me?
 Penguin--And make you my enemy for life? Not much!--Tit-Bits.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
Raaily nana.

Basily Done. This thing ought to be published" "very well. I'll tell 1t to my wife."- Chicago Post.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
When He C,et. m.

Visitor-Does mamma give you any thing for being a good boy?
 Tommy-No; she gives it to me when l ain't.-Tit-Bits.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
Rsassuring,

Physician (examining corpse)-- Three wounds! The first is fatal, but the two others, luckily. are not serious. -FliAgende Blaetter.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
Another Drute.

Friend-Is your brother still the lev. el-headed, sensible fellow he used to be? Henry Peck-Yes; he is still bech. elor.-Puck.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
Remember Ths..

Remember This. Whe,N woman gets to boosting Thsl she knows just when to speak, You my set 1t down as certain Thatr exactly where shes weak.
 Chicago Record.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-14
A Saying Proved.

Wherever weeds happen to grow She best 10 the place for fruit. If you wish to test The saying. just note how q widow leads To orange blossoms her widows weedsi
 -YelloH Book
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-05-27
MANTUA.

Strawberries are beginning to ripen, and
almost every day the housewives are be-
seiged with the vendors of the fruit
Keep your eye on the Mantua news, for
there is going to be lawn social soon, and
we know the DEMOCRAT will tell all about
it. 1t will be held on I. L. STATIONS lawn
on June 5. All will be welcome.
We notice that our merchant j. J. Trun-
Ger has two new clerks in the place of the
one who left recently to drive the wagon
for the baker. The two new ones are West
King and George D. Fink
The quiet village was asiir last Thursday
evening when the young folks took sur.
prise party to Miss Gonna c. Stewart, at
the home OF A. s. Truncer, our barber. 1t
was a perfect success, and all who were
present spent most delightful evening,
long to be remembered. The evening was
spent in plays and games and at late
hour the guests were invited to the dining
room where the tables were artiscally ar
ranged by Mr.. c. Thurlow and F. Mayors
of Fern Rock, Pa, and at an early hour the
guests departed thanking all for the pleas.
ant time. The number present was forty
five from Mantna, Woodbury., Barnsboro
Pitman Grove, Sewell, Jefferson, Phila.
j. ]. Truncer has had his fence repaired
vi ich is good improvement.
We are glad that there are some in oul
town who believe in comfort and improve
ment, for our barber. A. s. Truncer has had
ia steam heater placed in his home BY
Bouhl, of Woodbury..
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-05-27
PAULsBoRo.

Charles M. Titus FIJI fifteen feet from a
scaffold at FAC. Richards new house Mon
day, badly bruising his leg and jaring him
inwardly.
Strawberries are plentiful here this week
at 10 cents a box.
The Epworth League hold a social at the
residence of George Lodge Thursday night.
A dry pan broke at the powder works
Monday, causing some delay in getting off
orders, but will not cause shut down.
The Trustees Of the NJ E. church decided
at their meeting Monday night to show
their appreciation OF the church choir by
appropriating sum Of money to furnish
the choir with anthem and other singing
books
M. Gill and Son lost barrel of N. o.
molasses Friday last which rolled out Of the
back part of their wagon and broke open,
making sweet spot on the ground.
The members of Olive Branch Council,
Jr. American Mechanics of this place, will
attend services in the Baptist church Sun
day evening, next.
The Junior Epworth League of this
place will hold a lawn social Saturday
night, the 29lh inst, on the NJ. E. church
lawn, when they will offer for sale ice
cream, strawberries, cake, iemmonade and
other delicaies. Come out and encourage
the Juniors.
Captain Stoney was in town Monday last
looking up signers for tavern license at
| Lincoln Park. There seems TO be some
hitch with the employees and the Company
News Agent. A. Trumbull. has purchased
tricicle that he uses serving his papers
He says he can get over his route in ons
hour less time than BY walking.
| Strawberries by the quart, box or crate
at lowest prices at testers grocery store.
| James West, who mas been sick the pas
two weeks. is out Of bed now and improv
ling fast.