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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-31

1851 25th st NV ,6r. II. So
1878 25th st NV, Or. 1890
1245 35th st NV, Tr. 12.3 30
5U1-3Sheridan NV. 6r1o.o0
1249-5I 35th NV, Or .lo.3o
1851 23d st NV, Ar. 10.3U
S2S Baptist al NV, 4r1o.31
1271 25th st NV. Or. 1870
2113 d st NV. Or. 30
1888 35th st NV. Or. 1000
1871 f st NV, Or. 1000
iT43 f st NV, 6r. 1900
621 Essex ct NV, Ar. $50
2o10 Davidson ct
NV, 4r. 30
1st floor 800 Pomeroy
st NV, 500
623 Essex ct NV, r.S.50
So2 Essex CT NV, ar. $50
B'r III 4th st NV Ar. s. so
R'r 1923 Goth NV, 4r.S.30
2266 9th st NV, Ar, $40
gu Essex ct NV. n. 500
1851 Crescent, Or. 500
1915 f st NV. 5r. 800
T22 Green's al NV ,5r.S.00
RI 1142 NH NV NV, Assoc
21U7-19 9th st NV, Ar. s. 90
ID Il 800 Pomeroy nwS.oo
1.0I-1lBl'e den's al, 4rS.0o
i'm of the property on my
I Office for bulletin issued
OS. E. WAGGAMAN,
Oil + ST. NV.
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WANTED FLAT OR 3 To . UNFINISHED
rooms. 10y man and wife, for light housekeeping:
location between Sth and 10th and X and I SIS
nv address a J., Star office. References ex-
changed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-31
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-yERY BEST ROOM AND BOARD
be had at Chevy Chase for the fall and win
very reasonable. / Grafton ST., Chevy Chase
FOR RENT-ELEiANT, LARGE FRONT ROOM
furnished, with use OF bath Thomas Circle; ref
required. Address Box 70. Star office.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-M0NT SYLVIA. THE HOME TARM
aDd boarding housed Of the late Mason James:
mile r.pm Round Hill. Va; on the W. o. end
W. R-R; so miles from Washington d. C.; the
farm contains 1864 acres, with large dwelling
barn and all oGtbuiidinss. For terms and par
uc0iars apply To GEO T. FORD
eu6 2aw lms Round nm Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-31

COUNTRY BOARD AT BEAUTIFUL HEDGE
Lawn, very reasonable for Sept. and Oct; cor
respondence solicited. Misses CURRY,
au29-3t' Hamilton Va
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE

NANTED-A YOUNG MAN N COAL OFFICE;
piust come well recommended. Address =; T.
c., Star off aigl~''t
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FOR SALE-NOMINAL CASH PAYMENT AMI
moltbly notes. without interest, Will uurch tSa
nodei GROOM house in central Northeast WASH
lhgton; furnace. Tiled bath room. coal and ra-
ranges. Price SS.2un. GEO. Y NOTHING
TON. 1910 g ST NV. auay; l,r
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
NEXT INDIES ETts

MEDNESD AY-tdi At CPS A NJ. for RIO ia
METRO and SANTOS. per - Roman Primo, from
New York. letters FOR other parts of BiAIlL
and La PLATA COUNTRIES must he directed
Ter Roman Prince " tel Al ll:Io Pm. fa- IA
MAICA. per steamer from Baltimore to- At
1i:lO Z. NJ. for AUX-CAGlgS. JACMEL and SANTA
MARTHA. per SIS. ii. Duinois. from New York.
THCRSDAE-(cj At ll:lL Pm. for la PLATA
~
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For SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST pWFIIIN,,S
in Columbian College subdivision cor 18Th nnd
Kinney SITS; II rooms; magniicenty finished: viii
be sold cheap and on good terms. Apply TO ov-,,-
DELFT
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WAREHOUSES;.
.WANTED-ROOMS.

WANT D-BY FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS
and child. Hat Of or ) rooms and bath in
NV. portion Of city. Address ADULT FAMILY,
Star CthCe au31 -2ts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-21

When wear begins to exceed repair 10
'onr body yoa are going TO tsll sick, The
signs 81 1t are lose Of q sh aleues. weak
ness, nervousness. e'e The repair usej
I'd is TODD Yoa think you eat enough,
atd ye, yen Ieel that ycu wear ont more
Issue, energy, nerye,iorcs, than you' ioed
nskes Tor you. The difficulty il that you
don't asg rnonsh And this IL 30 s.r.g"
II il WCtth sittius dovn seriously to tbink
about Hyou cant digest sbs yoa cs',
lssea fec doses a Sucker Digestive CT
dial The ,iiect Of i will lie to Increase
youf asa sud tasEs you ieei stronger
fou wo1t fan siaE Proof that 1t Is 10
control Of your repair apparatus. lie
sssy troasb 90 iut this Tor yoafseii
Tske iss bottles Of Shaker Digestive
Coftid
Sod by druggists At 10 oeais 10 $40
per bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-21

Sea - stntesaa. G.n 'sae1tIJ q
test "a rft
Ma q. b emaa ~ rtt4ef stsilH
.u.l 3D. ,.s a,ut Isupstsras IsHf.s -
#Ctlufa #ts.3 .pttf II Ms3alst1iE,
sfsf. Lsnt 4zte.aa. Ef'r as
s.a.tT .sre
Kiss taysf Ban e Fat Ataasist
81. he Al sEs lasst Ct A d. batsiata
every Itsussl vith nalseTl see3', ffs
gtfts g. 81 vgif igr 81 vAg a.. iTa'
tt via Tear ts'ragsss
- lev e. 4 Ersafai8 - sittl5ias taf
IfsJ Cg5trsaas d sU.ias. BE 49,
irats1lsd sstb ibttsa q t.3 after tie
srtEap 60 rs1asy Il IL expected sAsi
lesii be ttis.zti ltre slesber ytsf.
TIE At Esr. A G 4 H.iL HstoP q
ytn9a' vIl msfs t.s fEat. untstla1
80 TIE p.r.L Of 4 o. etafch ssri saao.y
stta. : Apnl .i,A. 81 bait psai ssr'a
Ibs rntopv - preach aai aiulaf''ri
tleuis q CalGfmsaa
TIE uEaId teet.1s q u,usty ChsT
ter. y A i 80 As35 al TIE bralc Of The
Eessal Me- f. B. ILsycr 90 Iuesa.r
.nefsa#u ArrI 1913. tie sGuivsrsaT O.
Tue b.u. s. l. Iiestau. Al ig'efct'Iag
ttastaame Sc pfaE.Iei
-Attts sefYices 10 T. % ehaIeh GO
E.sler Dhrs ues Prayer Book vas used
FOE the atsi rae. @hich bad been present
81 by TIE Ladies' s5sisiy 10 memory Of
iour q il mem bers Who bed died durins
the year 1877 they were Miss Lucy NJ
Psfsobs Mn Alice L Reed, Mise Lacy
]. M9uiIl sud Mfs. M.fy n Whippls
Attic regular eouvocSuou Of Aloni
ram Chapter ,be following officers we're
chosen. J. II Wbipple H. +, c L
Deucu. X Is Il walker, . j T Black,
Tree Geo . WoojooeF, Bscy / II
Dench. c. Of Z Il Carpenter, r 4
II. J. Fuller, Il A G Go l. Wtolco,k,
M8v II A. Lawrence, N ~ Il. H.
slsston. M.lF r. G Tu'tie, Chsp)no;
J G Heoel 8 5 JAues 4 Ih'yet j.
= C.. Mechio, Tylu
Rev Nj HHoes Of NrE Jersey vas
uusble to I'll bis appointment At the Bapt
lot church las, sanisG int to most Ell
oelleli di,co1rses " srr gwen by Rev Mr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-21
NANCHEsrEB DEPOT

Irving Coonor vas able to come home
from Albany last week,
james Scott had the misfortune 10
lose bis fast PAGER recently.
ClsrIos Jenkins will so to Colorado next
week 90 sceonut Of bis tealtb, A l. Jen
kline will go with him.
A. II. Pettbone has pnt 10 a double
ceiling 10 bis store A. l. jenkins occu
pies the rooms above.
The 81 ckmer Co. succeed j T..
Blackmer at the New York store. Read
their ad. Plenty Of new goods, prices
never lower.
Mason Cbids, who has had charge OF
the express between Bennington and Hoo
sick Junction is expected to take charge
Of the express Office here.
MAY Fad aud 3ri will be the opening
days IL the millinery department OF the
Combination Cash store. Tho ladies' are
invited 10 call aud examine The new goods
whether they purchase or not
The District Meeting OF the o o. +,
will be held with Stark Lodge. Benuing
tor, on Wednesday evening April o. &,
Henry SLerwin d D. G.. NJ. II. l. Still
son will deliver the address OF welcome
aud the Uai'ed Lodge OF Hoosick Falls
s.ll confer the second degree. Grand
Master Mcfarland will also deliver al al
dress All brother, 10 good standing are
Invited.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-21

Tee farmers, the mechanic aud the blcy
Gle udcr ate liable to unexpected ents
snd bruises DeWitca HAZEL S.ye Is the
beet mag 20 keep on hauj 1t heals
qaictiy. an1 i. wel known cure for
ptl,s Il MLlpple, Manchester, Cen
tv 4 II Pelsiboue. Manchester Depot
MANcHlrAA cETAR
~ Wym,n is gate SICK.
Arthur Sessions bas obtsined vorl al
\ til Adams.
= Regular meeting OF skinuer W, Il. c..
Friday Al = 80 p N
Prot + " Bsasdic, OF Salem. n.
y. s.s 10 ,gsn 90 Sunday
Mr.. L l. Temple Of Ratland made a
briei welt 10 our village 90 Monasy.
- Go 10 Crave Tot bonse Furnishing
goods. p.ilts. oil. slc Pioes are way
dose.
--Oar re-eIab tcuusmsr, samuel "
bssss,', is seriously IN =, hts homo 10
ibis vil'asr
Mics Cat'lia, X rcbef ln reformed
iron bsr three nortLs' visit 10 relltires
Ia Cleru o. r..
bet Mi isos h.a returned irom
" fti. stets b. has bern at vork the
pat witif
-u,mse Raata b., r.n vel his family
in,c q Cafpssts', fcoentut bopss
Bear The al msTs g.
--hn Il W DsVnR a. hone from
Pal ki,st Mes ~Asfe sbe ,psli the
greater r,iI u tie slb,er
fbs s4tltttrars 5 clsty held itn
l.,t se.s iet ,hs ss,soa ulfh Mts A Is.
Coetoi - Ia,slsy q Isst ~esE
Toe Maleiys, sctttts sill acct 10
,hs chafoa Weausssly sisraoao. April
s-b soy. sftthve g'ci5cL
Toe Eps.rlh Ls'sse sil Lyll :.
neeflps a1ir' charge Of Gay DAVE 81 The
etatel bsi' seuIsy HJP II.
&C Il Anes ftcstt,y rgfehssel three
ihofaus b'e3 lauey ogSs iftm tac hstd
q { Il CsmF bell q Ntst Hailsut.
Tee L,alr,' AS soclttr a to Bspi
lei sla,eh vi a.ssi slta Mr.. Lstsy Mag
ley 81 Taa.stsH. All Ate es'1.sI!y il'it
%
-Stvs tas bcsa resolved tk,t Va.
Ittll,t, ie'nti fstadsEl u tbs lavs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-21

II iss great leap from the old fashioned
doses Of blae.msss aud nsnseous physics
to the pleasant little pills known IS De
Wits Little Early Bsers They cure con
stpaliou, sick talaehe aud bi.io8sDess.
J. Ii. Whipple. ManehesterC Centre; a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-21

A torpid liver rabsyo Of subilioa tud
rune yyut health. DsWia's LATHE Early
Rsstrs elssbse The liver, cure eolstip4i 2
sud Ill stomach Ati liver troubles. IN.
WAippls. Manchester Ceu,fe; A. Il. Pet
tib ote, M.Eehests, Depot,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-21

Dir Liddle is improving bis residence
With new coat Of patti
- f aud Mrs James Robinson have
been yi'ltias 10 GRAY lie,
- Stuart Sherman Of WilIismstou o.
Mass. is yisitng bis grandfather. Rev.
Or. Pratt
The Ladies' Home Missionary NEE,
log viii be held this Wednesday alter
neon sth Dire George Weeks.
"A little daus h,er came to the home Of
Mr. sad Mrs, Alssh Goojsin 10 south
borsrl, Monday morning April 18th.
Mrs. s Walker has returned from
NttueIsdeld, Com sbefe etc has been
visl.ias Der mother the pact tao months,
No. NJ. A. Htllard OF Dsuby md
Mfs Saith Hluard sui daughter Of 10
losi0wu, N.sh are suest. =, ] T Hi
hArdt.
-Au entsr ainmet I eoUst tag Of read
iusf, teeiistiors sud u usic sUs girsu at
g. A Il bail Iue.dsy ,ysutus, April lgth,
BY toe Post " Il. G And ) Of '.
IS. NJ Warren sud tao s9ns Of Bo,ton
vsfs here lat sset, looking after The ia
pgsysHsets which ate 10 progress 90
their HssIy seq4i;sd summer residence
ths B.ross place They will make sever
a changes snd sail,loas to the hoase aad
Improve tbs sroaa1a
A k5adtks s7ctAbls b1s been ~
ragged ior rbarslsy evsaias. Aprh 2ld,
10 BE- held 10 lhs vss,fy Of the csufch
Tie ioliosilg lsiios ell sEte,lsin. M.ss
Almira eytes Mr. Waldo syEes, Mira. b
Roberts, Mlss Isabelle Roberts, Mp A
Merton. Mrs Carries HHvooi AL Mio
Al wlli be stieaae1.
--Iat Ig.loSi5g ptosnn q tie tItrels
es which strs siTsE BY the s L Batter
svtEllg lhss been hAu1si gs. Cluras,
Chris, lhs Lori ia ussai ptsyu, Df.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-21

NJ Va hrasrs 81 r.as.ps ''.sr 81,
.f MsDaAo'isf
eglss >oaa1iet 81 West IraY =
,tffs 81 he1altu-
Ne, Mine Hsu.sy ai refu Cfatfe,
y ,r4tatts lt.se5t ~ tsu=
~ Or,8, 10 prepauag 60 cover Ne
seaIt fsh q ,ss E4e.aes has's ''tb
,.s
Gro Htyaai les osumsaoei waft
To- Cott d 7.h.s1 sl.I rss tier dsiv
~ ssgea
Gsi ygsi ,bots sslisaiti With water
prot sole, a fets.ti lbsa fabbsn wi
~ - sssisd
--Usotss A Issrssee 10 dolse The
plumbins on Tie wafea summer rel
dssos 10 Dotsei HolI0s
II Ksaber, merchant tailor. tsuds
-eta itou ssw foii shst be gill 10 10
Manchester .ssiu abaai the Stat d Jane.
Geo " Bsb6ttt aud ~iis have re
tstutd 10 Manchester Their daughter,
Ms s.,f td q W.laDsiofi, IA also bsrs
The Ma st,thef Library wiIi Re
ni.tu closed ffaa April % b uaId May
4oi iaf she rurrosc q taklug aa inyeu
tay
lnut \ Cook returned 20 business
10 Var. Mas Mob1Ay, after sFsadtugs
fes dag sitA ll, psfsD.s hf. sad Mrs
h.lbal
III aa an att nickel cigsfs sui sa1t
,ls Ire, aIe TOT tue ptIos call for the
Joll pte~ :, llragsia Hsfis, Nolh
ibs ltts it iar the maaey
Rev NJ, smstt expects to take b,
saua,i r.csuaH 10 " y Mrs Smart a-d
tlei to ,oas have sIrosiy soue to Vt,lt
ine6a. 10 Massachusetts, aDd Nov. Scotls
The tollgNi sijnrnal snbsofp
tol,t5 the Manchester soldiers Mouu
mtt have been received Mr, Charles
ssud. E,si Ot,oge. \. j., So
iu,ai, 80, Il &. Gray, 50, +. 0, /
Bsat1, g.
Advertised letter. Mis-. JaiIa Auusu
Tf.6l lsfov 2. Eide Mallory, Benton
Hsyes, Mr.. Z M.rlio, Miss Celia May |
pArj, Casrlss I Nelson, Leo NichoI',
Joe Osaoa, Al L,usou NJ A. RolIo, Ei
die Rvuaett, Mrs Geo r Ailley.
hiss Grace Eauico Draper, daughter
Of Nj aud Mrs II Il, Draper. add
Ch.tles A Bullock we're married Tuesday
sltot1oou At 30ocllcE 81 tho Baptist !
church H. Ear Haven by Rev John John
son After The ceremony Mr and Mrs
Bullock len tors wedding trip to Aibsuy. |
Iaey vii m,te their home To Fair Haven.
The last regular meeting Of The Mon
day club vas b,ld With Mrs Simonds on
Monday The salltet discussed was Italy
spd lbteresIug rspes we're read.
The elah has Alresdy adopted ils subjects
SPAN Nil be eoHsi1ettd, Miss Marcls
snvdcr paper. IA AT story Of the City
OF Florence vas especially interesting,
and held The close attention OF the ladies
S,ws has been received Of the death,
=, ,he residence 81 her 300 10 las, Prot
" G. White, a, l., Crfsoen,a. California,
OF Mrs Jaae A. rnrdy Collins, a native Of
Manchester ssei "a years, Mrs. Collins
vas The siios Of the late Harmon Collins
who moved West With bis family
shout lsl0 She u.s. the daughter Of
Trnmah Furly and amt Of L, II. and &
I OfvB Cur OLD citizens viii remem '
bet Mr C0lia ssa 500 u Elqah Collins
who osnei the farm where Esbert Smith
nos resides. The deceased bad remark 4
stie N rcry q people Sud events 10 the :
Mstchester Of her yuuoser days as recen, =
from Der hsve shown,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-21

Ifaf -n#l.zu I4A5 .# l.. maes.
fHtauua uleries. nee tatsHafs ~
Mr Naus a. sizes Inu.' t,ss
tat teHt.af 5.ss N..-r it@@
tr Aas as#a Hta .aHs &H
g 3.t5. Ats Eaaelts es,, M's Nae
icy, tsaitac3 Ma 3.lu+ elsst, Easst,
a,ifrGfau. wtrc,e3 ftcltaass' T.
Hsu4as'a as n aabsfi. sl.as by
rfusry class. rec a8at, l. L.telsl3sr
uesles a. HesEt 40 D. synosr.
aharat aHnt. Hslt NJ naal ftaaa
isus. q. N. she, Dr. lults Aud M.u
.te, ci.a. rss5trs, Me- J. J. -ay3trt
reatft,. B.vM A GATES sept a1TlEs
hy Al. Cafasalaus Eebrd4siau.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-21

Thirty Eve years make generation.
That ls how long iolph Fisher, Of I,nes
VILE, o suffered from piles. He was
cured by using three boxes Of DeWitts
Witch Hszsl S,lye. J Il. WbippIe, Man
chester Centre; A, II Petubooe, M,urhes
ter h pot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-21

- l. 4 Ls,ks sol fsml,y are ooc8Pv
tlg toe CsrhslI cu,tsse faT The summer.
--Ibrs wiil he fptciai us. neg o the
@ l., S SATURDAY evening
The bo8y = L T., Emore w.t
troogbi here from North Adam, Tor buu'l
ia Evergreen Cemetery,
Bnhop H,I uill bold services here
bel, Sunday nornlug aud administer the
rite d Cor Grmbtiou There will be no
evening service.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-21

~- Try Bsdant Mief ha Killer. For
ssle ~ Mice NIy Tafrum Manchester
Depot, w.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10
II Is Said the Spanish Garrison Sur
rendered to Dewey Rather Than
BE MaSsacred.
DISPATCHES TO MADRID
REVEAL BAD NEWS.
Augustl Admits Many Desertions, the
Capture Of Important Points and
Dlstrusts His Volunteer aud
Native Forces. -

New York, June "a copyrighted
special to Tho World from Hong Kong
says;
A report has reached here that Manila
has fallen.
II is said to b. now occupied by the
Philippine insurgents, commanded by
General Aguinaldo.
The rebel iunta and and wealthy Phil.
ippine islanders resident here are iubi.
LIANT over the news
The United States consul was crowd.
ed all day yesterday
The American consul, Mr.. Wildman,
has been the recipient Of huncds Of con.
gratulatory notes, FOR the junta gives
him almost as much credit for the NJ.
ported capture OF Manila a. they give TO
Aguinaldo himself, since Mr.. Wildman
has been their answering champion and
has advised In all their plans.
Consul wildman does not credit the
report that Manila has been actually &C.
cupied yet, but he believes 1t will be At
or before next Saturday.
The Spaniaris have been fighting des'
pentely, but their craftsmanship is
poor and they have lost heavily.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10
THE SITUATION AS
GIVEN BY AUGUST
He Informs Madrid That the volun-
teers and Natives Are Not to lie
Relied Upon.

Madrid, June 9.-The following com.
munication from Captain General Au-
gust, dated at Manila June 3, has been
published:
"The situation Is very grave. Agui.
naldo mas succeeded in stirr:n, up the
country, and the telegraph lines and
railways ao beng cut am without
communication with the provinces. The
province Of Cavite has completely re-
belled, and the towns and villages are
Occupid by numerous bands.
"a Spanish column holds the Zapote
line to prevent the enemy from inyad-
ing the province Of Manila, but the foe
has entered through Bulacan and Mo-
ron, so that Manila will thus be attacked
by land and sea.
II am striving to raise the courage Of
Of the inhabitants and will exhaust
every means Of resistance, bat distrust
the natives and the volunteers, because
there have already been many dosertions.
Bacoor and linus have already been
seized by the enemy.
"This instruction has reached great
proportions, and II cannot count upon
the support OF the country the forces at
my disposal will not suffice TO hold the
ground against two enemies"
II is rumored that the Spanish garrison
at Manila, rather than be massacred by
the insurgents, preferred to yield TO the
Americans as prisoners OF war
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
WILL BE SEIZED,
The Monadnock aud Marines WIN Take
Honolulu aud Defend the Islands
Against All Corners.

Washington, June 9-President Nc.
Kinley will not wait for congress to an.
mex the Hawaiian islands, but they will
be seized by the United States for use as
base Of supplies for the campaign IN
the Philippine islands The monitor
Monadnock is not intended for the Phil.
ippines. She Is under orders 20 prepare
for sea aud proceed at once TO Hawaii
where she will raise the stars and stripes
II congress fails to annex the islands be.
fore adjourning.
President Mckinley has decided that
we must have the Hawaiian islands II
we hope to retain the Philippines, and
II the chickering's in the senate aud house
will not psrwit Of their acceptance in
the usual way he will take them him
sdf.
A big transport will accompany the
MOnaSnOck. twill carry Supplies, am
intuition, guns and marines, and a.
soon as Hawaii lras been captured in q
friendly way the jackies will be landed
and occupyithe iland In tho name oil
the UAissd Estates They viii also b
p1pa.h 10 luell any 1priaug on tn,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10
TRUCK FARMING.
How IL il Carried on I'm Milan
County.

The following letter which ex-
plains itself has been received by Il
we'll known citizen of Bryan from
Mayor Lewis Of Cameron, and
shows what can be done in the
way Of truck farming in this sec
ton Of the state:
Cameron, Texas, lst June 1898.
Dear Sir.-At your request |
herewith enclose you a summary
Of the truck farming within a ra-
dius Of five miles from Cameron.
There are a number Of small farms
engaged in this business, but
will confine my statement to the
business of one firm, Meserve &
Rrooks, which will be sufficient
for the purpose.
For the year 1898 they have 45C
acres planted in canteloupes, l75
acres in radishes, so acres in Irish
potatoes, IS acres in beans, 80 in
English peas, 10 acres in tomatoes
30 acres in cucumbers, 10 acres in
spinach and various other small
vegetables.
The pay roll OF this firm fol
this year is over 5000 a week.
Last year (lS97) they shipped
over 10000 boxes Of csnteloupes
also large quantities Of tomatoes
beans and other vegetables and
during that year paid over $4,000
in express charges. Prospects ar,
flattering for a remunerative crop
this year. They ship to northern
and western markets. For further
information and particulars ! res
pectfully refer you to Messrs
Meserve Il Brooks, Cameron, Tex
as. Very respectfully yours,
A. j. LEWIS,
Mayor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-10

The soldiers in the field may think
they are undergoing hardships and pri'
vations for the good Of the country, bat
their suiierings cannot compare with
those Of the doughty warriors they left
al home TO congTegate on street corners
and before bulletin boards discussing
the conduct OF the war and the bulletins
reciting the progress OF events, and
whose patriotic feelings are in con-
slant state Of torture because things do
not 20 10 suit them and the news Is not
what they expect or desire. The EX-
press IL reliably informed that at least
one prominent citizen and one Of the
most feroci0us fighters flor favorable
position in front Of the bulletin boArds)
has already forwarded a petitions for .
pension on account Of mental anguish
while reading the conflicting reports Of
the numerous destructionsof the Span.
ish armada We have had Of late. San
Antonio Express.
Mr.. $. Mooring requests the Eagle
b announce that the practice Of mailing
letters at the Exchange hotel At night
AAf utiAlAt ~ tAANhaANt AhhN lifNhthN-
ly $50 are left In single night. This
large mail has caused two letters OF
guests Of the hotel 10 be lost recently,
and in order 10 avoid further trouble In
this line no mail will hereafter be re.
ceiyed at the hotel for night trains, and
the proprietor will not be responsible
/ for letters 80 lefl and will not mail them
The meeting at the Methodist church
i getting well under way. The pastor
Rev. j b. Cochran, is ably assisted by
/ Rev. Q. A. Hooper OF Houston. Services
are held every afternoon at O'Clock
and every night at 10. Mr.. Hooper ID
a pleasant speaker and good preacher
one whom the public will delight L
hear All are cordially invited to at
| tend.
Joe b. Reeds insurance companiei
have all adopted the policy Of payinl
death claims arising from the war will
Spain. For accident and life insuTenc,
either in lodges or straight life compan
les see Joe b. Reed. II
The Sayers PhalanX is marching OF
TO q complete victory. We do not be
Iieye any other name will be presente,
before the Galveston convention
Huntsville Item.
Buggies, Surveys, hacks and close,
carriages at Goochs livery stable. Ill
can supply your wants in the livery lin
promptly and at very low prices. 100