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The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08

nuling self is approaching such shrine
as cottage OF Burns.
The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08

No fool is greater than he who would
see the vision from the heights OF life
without making the effort to climb.
The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08

Gen. Shafter casually refers to the
fact that while down at Santiago he
had visitor named Miles.
The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08

Was Josephine popular at your sum,
mer resort" Popular? The landlord
had to pay her to retire at night
The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08
Usually the more man is wrspped
up In himself, the colder he is.
.JuHt the Thing,

Ibid the soldiers appreciate those
nightshirts we sent them?' II should
say SO; they used them to clean their
guns. ."-Chicago Record.
The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08
n.K,,,.y Cast Cone.

Denver, Oct. 3.--The Republican TIL
morning says:
President Mckinley has definltcy
decided not to extend his approach1ba
western trip beyond Omaha.
The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08

The sun. reflected upon the mud OF
strands and shores, is unpolluted in his
beam.
The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08

As soon as the poor barber begins
to scrape acQuaintances he cuts them.
The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08

when you were at the seashore didn'
you enjoy studying the people, 'Whel
1 am at the seashore l always study th
hotel clerk"
The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08

of the front of battle at Santiago" well.
that is at least l,500 miles nearer than you
were"
The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08

One that casteth stone on high
casteth it on his own head.
The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08

Mrs. Winslow's soothiE z syrup
For thidr teethinx the nar
nation alL,ys pain Wind collie. 81 cents bottle
The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08

Two bottles of Piso's Cure for Consunp
tion cured ire of a bad lung trouble.-Mrs. j
Nichols. Prnccton. Ind. March IL 1895.
The Meeker herald., 1898-10-08

Any unique features at your entertain-
ment last night?'' Yes; the Japanese
lanterns didn't get on fire
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20
.ULTINATUN TO SPAIN.
The President viii Send II With
the Cuban Resolutions.
THE LIMIT YET UNKNOWN.
10 4. believed Two or Three Days VIII
he Given spain 10 That ths Mob
nlsatIoa OF the Array Can
lie Completed.

Washington. April ls.-Speaker
Reed signed the Cuban resolution at
~ % o'clock this afternoon and 10 was
sent to the senate for the signature Of
the vice president. and his signature
was attached at i:i5 o'clock and re-
turned TO the house and was Immediate
ly taken 10 the president
The cabinet met at 1880 n. m. and
adjourned till S;8Op. IN. The Cuban
resolution will not b. signed by the pres
ident until the ultimatum TO Spain Is
prepared for his signature, when he will
sign the two together.
u Although no definite conclusion had
been reached az noon as TO the time
which shall he given Spain within which
to reply TO our ultimatum, there is
reason 10 believe the president fayors
giving at least two or three days time
for the reason It will require that length
Of time to put our army and navy In a
position 10 take possession Immediately
Of some Cuban port, 1t being the admin.
istmtion's purpose that this move shall
follow on SPANS refusal.
After the cabinet meeting the prs,i.
dent went out walking with Secretary
Bliss.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20

convenient place to cross the Spanish
frontier At the proper moment and place
himself at the head Of his followers.
II Is expected that q considerable body
Of Catholic Young men, including some
officers serving In the British army, viii
volunteer for service with the Carlists,
although they will have to proceed very
circumspcctly In order 10 avoid being
made amcnablc TO the fore gn enlistment
act, under which jameson was con.
victcd
But it Is an undoub,ed fact that Don
Carlos has lost + large part Of the sym
pathy and support formerly given to him
by the old English Catholics owing Ia
his selfish, misery conduct. Since he
inherited the large fortune Of the late
Count Of Chamborl he had treated men
who have made great sacrifices with alb
soluto Indifference ana has starved the
Carlist organization Ia Spain 80 that /,
has been kept alive only hy the cn'
thusiasm Of fanatcal supporters
The local Carlists arc convinced that
the present Spanish dynasty Is Doomed
and that Spain will lie forced to choose
between rcpublicanism and Don Carlos,
They add that the only chance Of the
present dynasty is a successful wal
against tho Unite States, the possibili.
ty Of which Is secuted
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20

'Tis true there are impOstors and
frauds IN the feather cleaning business,
but the same can be said OF the grocery
business, the drug business, the medical
profession, the legal profession, and in
fact they infest the domain Of every
worthy pursult Of man, for only on
these can they maintain their parasite.
cal existence, but should this mean any
dlscredit to the business. II IL the man
and not the business. my friend, that lie
the humbug. l.. L, Patterson. l2j
County court convened Monday. The
grand jury returned no bills Tor misde
meanors and therefore the criminal
docket ia light. Some judgements by
deianlthsve been granted In civil suits.
make a speciality Of compromising
prescriptions, nothing but the bes.
gods used, which insures good results
for the sick ones. Bring them TO me-
b. S. Read, the druggist. lliti
Two carloads Of artillery for coast lie.
tense OF Sabine Pass passed through
here Yesterday aud attracted large
crowd Of spectators while In the yards
A complete aud splendid assortment
OF fshing tackle and sporting goods, at
Is. $. Reads drugstore. lliif
DR.. ] W. Howell and wife returned
from Dallas yesterday.
Now, II you will cit down and think
over coolly, the number OF nights you
have used your feather beds aud pill.
ows, the many spells OF chills, feyers,
colds, measles and various other all.
ments through which they have been
u'ed. and when you get through, see
II you can see any sensible reA on why
they should not he cltGned. l25
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

CHI Higgins, st Louis; ] K Britain
Houston; J C Hill, Clayton, n. NJ, J /
Olive, BAstrop; d S Green, Milllc'n
Joe Parks, city, f C Gerard, Houston
W d Hancock. Boston; Gordon Boone
NAyasota; b + Amos, Chicago
Charles d Evans. Austin; Miss Hattie
Glas, Cincinnati; Geo F Hall, Decatur
III; DE Doney, Dallas; c W Carr,
" Rodgers, Hou,ton; b P Moses
Houston; W W sangster, NavAsoiA; A
q Mcclure, Houston;J c White, Naya
sofa; B Prueti, NAyaso,ai Geo n
More. ltAsea.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20
WAR PREPARATIONS
They Are Now Complete aud Only ths
Execution Of Them Remains

They Are Now Complete aud Only the
Execution of Them Remains
Washington, April 10. Preparations
for war are about completed aud the
work is now reduced to Perfec,ing the
details. The army is being modified
and all that remains is - insure prompt
supply Of all classes Of equipments, and,
As stated at the navy department, the
market has been cleaned OF available
vessels, and II now COMES TO manning
them aud perfecting methods Of com.
munication and cooperation.
General Greeley, in charge Of tele-
graph and telephone communication be-
tween sea coast Qualifications, has an.
nounced that this work is In a crafty.
ing state Of forwnrinesz
Superintendent Kimhail u the life
saving service conferred with Assistant
Secretary Roosevelt on employing men
Of the coast service in the REGULARLY or.
ganized system Of war vessels sighte
At points remote from ordinary ports Of
entry. Such system will he a valuable
adjunct to the regular observation ser.
vice.
A novel departure in naval practice is
the formation Of marine battalion "a
accompany the North Atlantic squad.
ron and be used in landing operations.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20
TO MAN WALL STREET.
Move on Foot to secure Regiment
of One Thau,and Men.


Of Que THOUSAND Men,
New York, April Washington Il,
Conner says that pledges enough have
already bcen secured to make IL certain
that there would b. no difficulty In oh.
tanning, In case Of an outbreak Of hostil.
tiles with Spain, the required sum Of
100000 fm the equipment Of a Wall
street regiment u 1000 mon. Noonicers
had been selected for the projected rcgi,
ment, be added, hut a well known mill.
tary man had consented to become Its
colonel, II IL should b. desired.
From other sources IL was learned the
project originated with either Mr. Con.
nor OF Theodon W Myers, and on be.
ing preached on the floor Of the Stock
Exchange last Friday or saturday was
received with enthusiasm by the brok.
ers, who Immediately pledged il their
support. The regiment will comprise
men not affiliated with the Stock TX.
change ~ we'll as Stock Exchange mem.
bcrs and their employees.
Many priyatcs aud not a few officers
Of the regiments Of the National guard
who are engaged IN business IN and near
the street are among those who have al.
rady sent 20 Mr. Conner or Mr. Myers
their application for enlistment. As
they are 20 enter the service Of the
United States as volunteers they feel
that thoy can consult their own prefer.
ences as 70 the organization with which
they shall affiliate rs such volunteers
Many Of the banks have in their employ
from one to half dozen members each
of the National guard, and several bank
presidents said that II those employees or
others should join the regiment their
places would be kept for than and their
salaries would continue during their alb.
scnco in the field.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20

DR.. Gregory Of Elge, was in town
yesterday.
NV. W. sangster Of Nayasota, was in
Bryan yesterday.
College creamery butter at 2j cts. per
ID. at Howell Bros. 20
A line Of extra nice mating just re.
ceiyed % James * Castles. 10
Mrs. J. @. Harrison Of College, return.
Cd from Waco yesterday.
Lady's good second hand bicycle for
sale. Apply TO Jake SchwaIz. l2l
Miss Louise MENDOZA leii yesterday
morning for a visit to friends in HouG.
ton.
Basebalis, bats, masks and gloves at
the lowest price at .. s. Reads drug
store. ll4u
Misses Florence and Ruth Cayiit Of
Wheeloek are guests Of Mrs. Fulkerson
and family.
For sale Cheap-A nice new top bug.
~. Has been used but little.
N Gooch'e Stable.
Miss Alice bonneville and Mr.. Louis
Bonneville lefl yesterday morning for a
visit 10 friends in Houston.
A complete hne Of the novelties o
Writings, Hurds and Cranes stationery
10 the latest tints and sizes At B ;.
Reads drugstore il4f
John Eitle returned yesterday from
New 0rleaus, having just completed a
course in pharmacy at Tulane uniyersi.
~.
w. i James gives constant personal
attention TO his livery business and no
better service can be obtained anywhere
In the city. Good horses, nobby turn.
ou,s, reasonable prices. l22
DR.. +. NJ. Law, +. Marion Law, Hrs
II. o. Boaiwright and Robert Howell
went TO Galveston yesterday to attend
the Law.MAnn wedding.
Ira Gooch's.liyery stable Ia now thor.
oughly equipped with new and stylish
single and double buggies, fine driving
horses, new closed carriages aud other
vehicles. Get his prices when you want
livery service. lsi
The Eagle has received an invitation
70 attend a recital BY Miss Aubra Ia.
Dor at home Friday evening, April %,
$3.50 p. m. Miss Aubra will be assisted
by Miss Esther Boatwrght and Mis-
Mabel Robinson. The program includes
vocal and instrumental music, solos.
duets, trioa, and quarteites.
OF course circulars certificates and
recommendations are ne common a. PIC
tracks, but such people a. the names
we have recommending ne from Calver,
and Hearne wonldn recommend hum.
bug or @ set Of deadbeais. II Won will
read one carefully, It will convince the
most fkeptical that we have work that
y a blessing 10 any town or county.
l.. l.. Patterson Feather Go. 100
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20
MCKINLEY HAS SIGNED
The Cuban Resolutions ana
Gives Spain Three Days to
Pack Her Traps and
Get on cuban
Soil.

Advises were received here at a late
hour last night stating that President
Mckinley has signed the Cuban reso-
luiions and given Spain three days to
eyacuate the Island Of Cuba. II 10
also stated that # delay Is asked
or any further proerAstination INDUCED
II will not he tolerated by this govern
ment and the American army and navy
will be ordered TO move on Cuba inn
mediately. The Spanish Minister is
preparing to leave on a minutes no.
tiee. Mckinley is now ready for action
and nothing is left Spain but to aban'
don Cuba or meet the United States IN
conflict.
reported that the Spanish eabi'
net Is for war and the Spanish feet
ready to Eight.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND.
That WIN he the Number Of Troops
That wnl Bc Called.

Washington, April 10 Plans now
being formulated iu congress inyolye
the placing Of about sO0,O soldiers in
round numbers at the disposal Of the
government within avery short time At.
ter the Cuban resolutions are approved
by the president This calculation is
based on tha following figures covered
IN the plans already in effect or in con.
temptation, vlAi-=stapdiug army, Az
900; by call for volunteers, 10000; by
calling out state militia, 5000 or 100, .
600; by army reorganization bill, 5000.
Tho bill was drawn up by the war de-
partment for introduction by Represent
atiyo Hall, chairman OF the military
committee, aud authorizes the president
10 call for something like 60,0Ol v0lun,
tcers to be- drawn through various states
While this method obtains legal tech.
nicalltios involved in services Of state
militia organizations IL is likely that
volunteers thus obtained through
quotas furnished by the respective state
aud territorial governors will come from
within state military ranks.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20


and the movement began In earnest on
Sunday.
Their destination j. n follow:
The First. second, Third. Sixth, Ninth.
AMI Tenth cavalry ana all light batteries
viii h. a. Chickamauga
The infantry Is assigned rs foilows
To New Oricans-First. seventh.
Eight. Twelfth. Sixteenth Eighteenth,
Twcnty.thirl ami Twenty.iourth.
To Mobilc-Sccond, Thru. Tenth.
Eleventh, Ninc;ccnih, Twcntioih and
rwenty.sccond
To Tampa-fourih, F,lth. Sixth,
Ninth, Thirteenth, seventeenth and
Twoniy.hr.t
The officers who viii command viii
be General Shaficr AZ New Orleans;
General Coppinrcr at Mobile; General
Wade at Tamra. and General Brooke AZ
Chickamau-l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20
Certificates Granted.

All the teachers examined by the
board Of cotnty examiners Friday and
Saturday are entitled to ciriiices as fol-
lows:
First grade, white: wv IIoke, Mrs.
Lillian Hoke, Millican; Ho Ferguson,
II 7 Palmer, Harvey.
Second grade. white: Misses Carrie
food, Josie Pate, Harvey; Misses Emma
Cloud and Fannie McCluug, Kurten
d II Wiley, K L Pounds and W $ Mc'
Chung, Harvey; f G Rollins, Tailor
Misses Ella Edison and Mae ssndle
Wellborn.
First grade, eolored; S b Blui,t
Caldwell.
Second grade, colored Richard
Agent, Bryan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20
At Last

The time Of year has come when ey.
cry prudent house keeper wants 70
"clean up" There is nothing in your
home that has been used longer. and
therefore needs cleaning worse than
your feather beds and pillows. We can
clean them and give you entire satisfae.
ton. Come and see me. l. Z. Pat;er.
son, 2 doors ives, Of Mistrot Bros. rs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20
.SPANIARDS DEPA RTIEG
Some Residents Of New York Seek
Spanish Domain.
MANY WILL REMAIN THERE.
Tho Panama Loaded With Provisions
That Go to sPain's Army In Cabs.
Food Shipments TO Heconesn-
TRADE. stopped For Present.

New York, April 10. When the Span
ish line steamship Panama leaves for
Havana and Mexican ports tomorrow
she will have on board abou, 100 Span.
ish residents OF this city. whose depart.
ure is being arranged by the Spanish
consul general, and 10, 900 barrels OF pro-
visions for the Spanish army in Cuba.
These include grain, -four, corn, beans,
pork, bacon, ham, lard and butter.
Instructions for assisting those Span.
lards who wish to leave the country
came to Senior Baldazano from the Span
ism minister at Washington. OF the
5000 Spaniards in this city only about
100 will leave on the Panama. They are
principally those who have no business
ties here and can leave without any sac
rihce.
Consul General BaldaAnO said that
80 far about 30 passports had been is
sued TO his compatriots, who expect 10
sail on tho Panama The great major.
ity Of Spanish residents here viii ~
main. Even IL hostilities are declared,
they feel assured OF their safety in thi'
city. Those who wish TO leave, but have
not the means to pay for the passage
will be transported free OF charge Al
those sailing will BE- landed at Havana
but some may be sent later 10 Port'
Rico. The consul general ridiculed tho
idea that they would join the troops n
Cuba and Porto Rico The Panama vii
take the place on the next trip Of the
Santo Domingo, which was sunk cd
Progresso on April 5.
The agents Of the line could not hol'
the Panama until her previously SEIZED
uled sailing on April 70 because Of th'
Of landing the provisions AZ Havana
Officers o. the Panama reported tina
quiet prevailed in Havana when sh
sailed FOR this port last Friday night
Some of the passengers said the arms
ticc proclaimed by General Blanco seem
ell 20 have, but little effect, for a skirm
ish had bces engaged in since it hal
been declared. The residents Of Havana
passengers stated that they were fre
quently awakened at night by firing
Captain Quevada said all the Spanisl
authorities in Havana, insisted that IA
nations honor be upheld even by rcsor
% arms.
The Wari line Senaca will also leay
foT Havana and Mexican ports tomoI
row. She will have on board a quaint
/ q Of supplies. believed 20 he FOR Oh
/ Spanish army.
| The British steamship Aloeden'
which has been chartered by the lin,
viii sail Tor southern ports Of Cuba, b
way Of Nassau on Thursday. Include
In her cargo viii b. ESQ tons ~ jerke
beef, which was brought here froi
Monteyideo on the Merinda on April
Il was said Al the Office Of the lin
that the shipment Of supplies from th
Cuhan relief fund had been abandoned
as there was no one in Havana 20 n
ceive the supplies since the departure {
B Consul General Lee. Nothing wa
/ known NJ the Office concerning IN
rum0rs that the government would sto
the sending u provisions TO Cuba froi
this country, and that the Rod Gross 81
ciety had arranged for the chartering {
a Ward line vessel TO carry supplies
the rcc0nccntradOs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20

Key West, April 0.-The news OF the
passage Of the joint resolution through
congress was received here early this
morning and created feeling Of in.
tense satisfaction, coupled with much
excitement
4 copy % the dispatch was sent to
Captain Sampson. IN command Of tho
feet. by n special boat.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20

Washington April l9-Renrcsents-,
tive Hull ~ Iowa, chairman Of the
committee on military affairs, VIII in.
trodlcc a bill authorizing The president
to issue a call for volunteers % the mum
Der Of $1,000 or 1900 men. II will no
considered Immediately by the commit
tee, H. passage expedited ~ RAPIDLY ~
possible and will take cisccl Immediate
ly upon the presidents approval.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20
Rev. Geo. T. Halls Lecture.

DR.. Chas. II. Edge introduced the lee.
tuier at the Baptist church 10 a good
audience Monday night, in behAlfof the
Y. NJ. G. A., under whose auspices the
lecture was given.
nr. Halls lecture on"The Model New
Woman was raey, spicy, interesting
and instructive from the first word until
the finish, aud won warm words OF
praise for himself and for the organize
ton which was instrumental in securing
him for the date.
"The Model New Woman" was pre-.
senled in a way that made the audiences
fall IN love with her, just In anticipation
Of her proper qualities Of body, mind
and heart, when she appears on the
scene.
The Y. NJ. @. A. was benefited it'll,
in cash by the affair, collecting a few
dollars more than the cost OF the lecture
adyerlizing etc, and was benefited I
whole LOT In good will, resulting from
the success Of their FIRST public enter
tainmet Of the kind.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20
THE cARLlsTs ACTIVE.
Preparing to Make an Attempt 60 se.
cure che spanl.h Ihrons.

New York, April i0-The reality Of
the Carlist movement Is, saws the Lon,
don correspondent %, Tho World, now
too potent 10 Dc any longer ignored
Don Carlo j. reported by some d bio
English sympthizor,, among whom Is
the earl of AfEhumham, an ultramon
tone peer and a leading hgurc, to have
left Venice aud 10 H. now waiting at a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20

London, April lo-lt is reported In
this city that the government 81 Spain
has been ia communication with leading
financial houses here, including the
Ro;hschilds, in an oIort tu raise loan
81 eLooO,OOo tse0,OO0,OOOl on tie sccur.
ity OF the A.amcdan mines. The Roths-
childs decline TO confirm or deny the ru.
NOR
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20
WAR REVENUE AND LOAN,
Plans For Both Perfected aud win ne
Made when wsF 0. Declared.

v
Made when War .. Declared.
Washington. April l9.-It Is believed
war revenue bill has already bcen pro.
pared, even To the least important de.
tails, and will be presented TO the house
IS soon as hostilities actually begin. A
provision for a war Loan will also DO
mado within the next few days. II is
thought the secretary Of the treasury
will be authorized TO solicit popular sub.
soriptions to the amount probably of
100000, 900. subscriptions to this loan
~ a rule would be made by postofiice
money orders or certified checks. The
same act, IL IL thought, will authorize an
additional issue NJ 800. OOO,O 90 in 3 per
cont coin bonds running TOT q period Oi
20 years.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20

London, April ia dispatch to Tho
Daily Telegraph from Gibraltar, dated
Monday, says a Telegram received thee
from Malaga reports resumption Of tho
riots at Malaga ON MONDAY, M tho
American oonsul's negro servant was
killed aud persons Ia the crowd ,.eo In.
iurpd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20
Eighty rhoqsud Men to lie Called.

Washington, April l0.-The war de-
partment has practically decided Its first
call to arms would be for $4,000 men to
BE- taken from the militia Of the several
states. There are some complications in
tho matter, which II will take little
time to adjust and WHICH will prevent
the issuance Of tho call today aud
may delay II even little longer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20

Falmouth, Eng April 10. The Unit.
ed States cruiser Topeka, formcly the
Diogencs has received orders 10 sail i'm.
mediatcly FOR the United States without
batting for the United States torpedo
boat Somers which is being repaired
hprp
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-20


We clean beds for &c per pound or l.7
Of the feathers, and II you think that
when cleaning your feathers, one pound
IL not Justly due us TO be taken out,
then don't send them; just keep them at
home, for / don't make a livelihood that
way. L r Patterson,
100 The Feather Cleaner.
Color,d teachers Of Bryan aud yicin.
ity captured several Of the offices at
the late meeting Of their association, a.
follows: A. II. Colwell, president; P.
Landry, corresponding secretary; l.. A.
Nash, treasurer.
Ira Gooch Is now giving careful per-
sonal attention TO his livery business
and III he asks Is that you &c, his pr.
ces and give him an opportunity to
serve you. 49,
Scharb4uer aud White Of Midland
shipped 500 head Of cattle from inii
place, part Of them going to IT. Worth
aud part Of the Indian Territory.
pay special attention to drummeri
aud other transient livery business
Transient teams and boarding horses
receive careful attention at my stable
Ira Gooch. l2i
Ticket agent DcMaret reports the sal,
OF 100 tickets 10 Houston and Galveston
Tor The two trains yesterday.
For Accident and Life Insuranc,
either In Lodges or slraish. Lifs Com
panies see Joe b. Reed n
Mics Barbara Cunningham has re-
truned to Hubbard City.