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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24
A WORD FROM HANNA.
lie Deul.. "umur. That Are said "a
Have Come From Him.

Washington, Feb - Sensational no.
ports having been circulated that Sona.
tor Hanna hal expressed the belief that
a conflict between the United States and
Spain was imminent the attention u
the senator was called 20 them lie
empha'icaliy denied them, saying:
Il do not believe there b, anything in
the Maine incident or in cur relations 10
Spain regarding Cuba that will lead 20
war ana firmly u the opinion that
the explosion on the Maine was due to
an accident, aud think thc naval court
Of inquiry will reach the same conclu.
sion.
And congrcs, win DO nothing
"Wmt Is there for cougrrs, 20 do;
There is mo- information except q lot of
sensational stories. upon which 20 tase
an this talk of war Even the secretary
~ the navy has u1 information and rs
long a. the president and secretary of
the navy aud all tHe r.stot the cabinet
. keep cool aud Gu.et. there Is NO need foT
/ the rest ~ the United States 20 get
alarmed No, / honestly and frankly
do not see any reason for excitement be-.
ing created. Thorn will be- no war
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24

Montgomery. Feb % 1t has leaked
out that the department of state has ar.
ranged with local firm TO repair and
put In prime condition the 1900 rifles b.
longing 10 the Alabama National guard.
The gunsmith has IN fact had his force
Of hands working day and night for
the last thve days and has finished
about half of them. aud returned them
to the various commands from which
they were collected The war depart
ment of the state declines 10 make any
statement 10 the matter, but II l. a well
recognized fact that the trouble with
Spain is the cause that prompted the
flrl.Hmflnn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24
OFFICIALS DISTURBED.
Bianco seem. TO Relieve ssriou. Com
pIieAtIons Are just Ahead.

pllgatlons are just Ahehn'
New York, Feb 23 A dispatch to
The Tribune from Havana says
The outlook In Cuba does not grow
more promising The exact statement
Is that the government official, were
never No much disturbed as now This
IL partly due TO information from Wash.
ington and Madrid News from these
places, which Is permitted 10 reach the
public Is 30 meagor that better iudg.
monis can be formed in the United
States than here as 90 whether their
fear are exaggerated Local develop
monts justify the = rious views of Blan.
co, and his associates are said 20 take
the probability Of fresh complications
The statement that divers have pene.
tnted the forward part of the Maine
and found nothing IN the magazines
there TO indicate an explosion, seems TO
b. verified Attention l. also given 70
the testimony regarding the vibration
under the water before the Maine went
20 pieces Evidence a. 20 this fact is
emphatic. So far It justifes the belief
that the explosion came from underneath
the ship Outside evidence has been
/ brought forward regarding the con.
struction Of such a system, but 1t has
not been sifted The representatives OF
| foreign nations arr following the naval
investigation a. well as other phase. OF
the situation closely, and ary understood
to b. making daily reports 20 their gov
crumcnts Tho Spanish officials wen
surprised 40 the hunuess with which On,
Washington administration declined e
admit them 20 share IN the inyestigl
a..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24

Colorado Springs, Colo, Feb. 2S.-
Marshall Gaithright Of this city, rcceiv.
ed an interesting addition TO his rogue. /.
gallery collection in the shape Of a hui.
letprufl coat The jackct Is Of spcci
interest, because It once belonged TO BID
Doolin. q mcmoer OF the famous Dalton
band Of outlaws. Doolin was the last
member Of this gang He was killed by
a shcuifs posse, receiving - bucksho
wounds Tho coat afforded protection fol
the whole lody between the shoulder
and hips, aud Is made Of steel coyereC
with rlnth
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24

New Orleans, Feb %. New Orleans
shippers are advised that no more Crom.
well Line steamers will sail for this
port from New York until further or.
der. from Washington. The affair is a
complete mystery
The United States cruiser Marblehead,
which Nas hers Tor Mardi Gras, It Is re.
ported, has order- 20 he ready TO move
at moment notice.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24
THE STARVING IN CUBA.
Fourteen Thousand without Food In
the city of Matanzas Alone.

Fourteen Thousand without Food la
the city Of Matanga. Alone.
Santiago de Cuba, Feb 23-ICorrcs
pondcnce Associated Press While the
United States cruiser Montgomery was
at Matanns recently a board of officers
was appointed to inquire into the condi.
ton of the people Of that province. Al.
though the exact terms uf the report are
not known, It may be said that In sub.
stance IL sets forth there arc l4,OOO pco-
pie absolutely without food and clothing
within the city limits. Most Of them
arc women and children and they an
all cmaciatcd sick and almost beyond
relief unless they have the benefit OF
regular treatment u hospitals They
are dying In the streets Tor the want Of
food
According 20 statistics from official
sources the number of d,aths In the
province Of MatauA, from .urrtion is
$4,000 and the number Of starving pco.
pie IN the province Is estimated 10 9s, ,Oo
ont Of q total population Of 2ia,dld IN
December 1907 and the number OF
starving people Is rapidly increasing
/ Thcrc wcrc about 1900 deaths during
last year and tho number Is increasing
daily
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24

New York. Feb % -Ellery l. Allen,
general agent 81 the Cromwell Line
steamers says II shipper. in New Orleans
ar advised no more Of the company
vessels would sail 20 this point fru'u
New York until further orders from
Washington. such advice l. unauthor
Hcd ~ move Of this kind had bcer
taken or j. contemplated, " said Mr. Al
len. IL would know IL. and would issu,
Orders. have not given any instru
tiou- ~ this nature, directly or indi
rec,.y. nor has the company.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24
Mnrs,n ns.oIutlen Again onsrsa.

Washington, Feb Ex-senator Allen
offered the Morgan Cuban beliigercni
resolution a. an amendment TO the di.
plomatic aud consular appropriation bill
Mr.. Hale gave notice Of a point Of order
against the amendment
senator Morgan opposed the amend
mcnt being ,ttached 10 the bill, and said
Spain would take il TO mean war II
the senator from Nebraska wanted to
vote for a dcclamtion Of war let him
bring Il IN aud state the grounds, said
Mr.. Morgan, and that he lMorganl
would vote for such a resolution
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24

Philadelphia, Feb. 23.-Major Gen.
er.l Snow den. commander of the nation.
al guard of this state has issued orier.
to every officer IN the state 20 recruit his
command up to the full quota The
orders were issued five days ago with in.
structious the order be kept profound
secret The officers were instructed to
have their men ready TO march at q
hours notice.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24
nntI.w Kned In rsnne..ss.

Knoxville. Tenn, Feb. g3-Elbcri
Lopford, % noted outlaw NJ johnson
county, was shot and probably fatally
wounded at Mountain City by r. y
Douuclly, a deputy sheriff who was at
tempting To arrest Lopford, the latte:
resisting Icpford broke jail year AZ,
and has been at large since.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24

Joplin, Mo, Feb, 93-Tho | Know
Mining company has declared a dividend
of 20 per cent ON its capital stock which
Is the third 20 per cent dividend It ha,
declared within the past two months
Last years dividends Of the | Know com
pany aggregated SD ON It's investment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24
WILL NOT SELL CUBA.
Autonomy I. the Only Way spain VIII
settle the War.

New York, Feb -3-A dispatch 70
The Herald from Madrid says
A. the question ot the purchase Of
Cuba is again spoken Of 1t may be stated
that Spain will never no matter what
government is in power, consider any
suggestion or any compromise in Cuba
beyond the broad measure Of autonomy
drafted by the liberal government
This isan absolute irrcvocahlc decision.
People who suggest anything else arr
only wasting time and are using un.
founded hopes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24

New York. Feb "a. There l. unusual
activity about Merritt-C Chapman wreck.
ing station at siapleton. ;. l. Stores
are cling taken aboari the big wrecking
tug s Merritt, and the barge Haggcr.
~ Both going % Havana 20 aid in
raising the Maine The Merritt i the
biggest wrecking tug in this country.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24

New York, Feb. 23.- Major General
Merritt, commander uf the department
Of the east, has left for an inspection ct
the dcfcnscs ON the Atlantic coast south
Of New York His route is understood
to include Atlanta, New Orleans, Mo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24

New York, Feb. %. The coaling Of
the Spanish cruizer Nizcay is going on
and ~ soon ~ the work can be- finished
she will sail for Havana.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24

Galveston, Feb g3 Battleship Texas
and gunboat Nashville left here to-
day for Dry Tortugas, whore they vii
rcjoin the North Atlantic squadron.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24

New Orleans Feb 23-United States
cruiser MArblehead weighed anchor at
lO:lj O'Clock this morning and sailed
for Key West, whore she will join the
North Atlantic squadron at Dry TOrtu-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24

bile Pensacola and Savannah, those
cities being visited In the order named
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24
FORECAST FOR TODAY.
FAIR AND COLDEf

Temperature Yesterday Maximum 6s Min.
imum 81.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24
From the Chicago Dispatch.

Chicago, H., Jan lat. 1895
To Whom 1t May Concern -
The Alamo Bicycle House Of
this city are making specially OF
wheels for Newspaper premiums.
They have a wheel which has Civ.
en- general satisfaction during the
past year, at q prize that enables
publishers 10 ofier them as a bo-
nus for new subscriptions, This
Seems 10 he a popular thing and is
increasing each year. Their gen
eral manager is well and fayorAbly
known TO Us, and any contracts or
statements he may make may be
relied upon.
Yours Very Truly,
The Chicago Dispatch.
Original copy on hle,l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-24
From a 1exas Editor.

The Alamo Bicycle sold by your
firm is everything II Is represent
ed TO be, and 10 AZ good II not bet.
ter than many sold At $50. Weare
well pleased with IL, and 20 are
the readers of the Texas Mining
and Trade Journal, a weekly pa
per published by us, hsy:rg a
large circulation in this and adj
joining states We give the Ala
mo Bicycles free 10 any person
bringing u 80 paid subscriptions
at fl.0O each. one young lady
brought us so in two days. anoth.
er In a week. etc, and % We con.
slider this the best circulation pro-
ducer We have ever had.
We are, yOufs very respectfully,
The TeIas Mining and Trade Journal.
HS r. kOsE Editor.
Original copy on filel
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-14
Gin ,tmternebntenoer Mpos
thefer.

IS 9ibt tpenige Wldrner bon mebr
gnersie uno llnternebmnnssseiit. als
3. 8. Miller & Sobn. Sic laRen iih
feline Wiibe berbrieben. bas Beite bon
Mllem. mas in ibr ReKort aeb6rt, fiir
ibre pielen Gunbeu an3ui1affen. 60
babeu lie aud Die tperthpoQe M9entur
fir Sr. 2ins's Stem Discovery aeeen
Sduinoiudt. 0uiten unb grfdltun=
gen. 9ies 1T oas tpunoerbolle 0eils
mittel, bas bur1 ieiue erlfaunli1en
2uren i'm ean3en 2anbe 9lllfieben err
regt. IS beilt pofitip Mitbma. Brdune,
6eiierteit unb 0als=. Bruita nnb 2un=
genleiben. 9olt elld eine probef eflafde
frei in obiger NpOtbefe ober cine resu=
ldre Glaide fit SOC. ooer 81. Garan=
tirt, bab es bilft ooer oas gelo 3uriid-
gegeben. 5
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&pbIett= 8 0eapintttn9.

sSn elmer bon bem 9tatiitifer 6. 50.
Barter bonn seoloaiiten Department
Der 8unbesregieruna Sulammengeifellten
8erebnung miro Die sefammte 2Dblen-
Yroouetion Der Ser. Staaten i'm Sabre
1897 auf 1913. .250.OO0 Sonnen i'm
Mertbe bon $l98, 100, 900 an9e9eben.
Sieie 3oblenaepinnun9 mar sr0Ber ais
in einem Der po.gesansenen Sabre unb
iiberitieg Die proouction bon 1896 um
| 6, 10000 Sonnen ooer 3,2 procent.
Die lebtidbrisen 2oblenpreiie maren in=
oe6en nieoriser als ie supor, uno ieit 6
Sabren 1T Elm itetiser preiSriidaana Su
berseidnen. Die 3unabme Der proouc.
tion uno Die 8erminoeruug oes Marft.
tpertbes beidrdntte iih anf ben Nbbau
bon bituminin6ier poer Meib=Goble.
Daaeaen lit Die PRODUCTION bon Nntbra=
cit. 9art=3oble in penniplpanien um
fal 24 Willipnen 9onnen i'm lebtel
Sabre eerineer geipeien unb pDn. 54,=
SAG, ,08l auf So, 122, 408 Conner bon
ie 1000 pfuno suriidaeganaen, bod Der
Durdidnittspreis blieb, tuie i'm Sabre
| 1896, $1.65 Die Sonne (@rubenpreis)
Sie Sbatlabe. bah Die Weibfoblen=
Yroouetion. trpb bes lanaen Streites in
ben Siltritten bon penniplpanien.
Ohio. Weft gir9inia, Snbiana uno
S0inois, um 8,500.000 Scnnen 3uee=
| nommen bat. miro als yeipeis iiir Die
,tpunoerpoae 2eiItungsfdhigteit" Der
amerifanii1en 2pblenberatpetfe berbor-
sehoben. sSn ben 90 5taassh Der lltion,
bic bitumin0ie Roble prOoue,ren, ma,
nit Musnabme BON 6, i'm !eBten Sabre
cine 3unabme 3u peraeidnen; abaenom-
| men bat bic proouction in Georsia,
4anias, gebrasfa, Sbip, Greson uno
i'm esnbianer Ssrritorium. Gin Der
6pibe Der foblenprooueirenoen Staaten
tebt nod INNER pennipluanien init els
uem Mbbau bon Jog, 900, 900 Sonnen,
fait 54 proeent Der 9eiammten 2oblens
getpinnune, an speiter Stele Slinois
nit elmer Yrobuetion bon ettpas iiber
20, 900, 900 1onnen, banu tommen in
entipre6enber &eibenfolae Wel 0ir9i-
nia, Ohio, alabama, Soma, Marplanr
uno Snbiana; Der leBt9enannte Staai
nit elmer probuetion bon etDas iibe,
A, 900, 900, Sonnen.
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0ie 0r5bemperbdItmitye

bsr Sniel Cuba, oeren 2dnaeausbebnung
BON Dit nod Weif 780 Meilen unb oe-
rem 8reite sipiihen Is uno 1870 Meilen
betrdQt. tperben BON Der ,Sa. Staats3t9"
burd foleenoe Beifpiele peranlhauliht:
Sbr Gldhenlnbalt betrdgt 43, 800 eng=
lif1e Auabratmeilen. fommt alIo bei=
nabe benz BON peniplbanien gleih. Die
2uitlinie atpiIden Der tpeitli1en SpiBe,
benz Gap San Nntonio, uno Der 0itli=
den, benz gap Maili, lit 10 lang tpie
iene bon Chicago nad 9len Sort, Dber
ipie bon Duluth in Winneiota nod Cairo
i'm fiibli1en Sllinois. bon Chicago nah
ben Blat Qills in Datota ober faif 10
lang ME iuie jene bon Gbicaao nod yietp
Drleans. 8ei bieier ungebeuren Mus=
bebnun9 in Der 2dnge, unb elmer Suite
bic, pielfa9 iumpfig uno bon Gorallen=
riffen umgeben 1T. ipirb es begreifliA,
baB bic Mufltdnbiihen idtper ab3ufon=
gen iinb, Die ale Weae unb 6teae ten-
men unb in ben G1luhten Der Berge,
ipelne bic Snfel burh3ieben, foiuie in
ben bi6ten Mdlbern 3ablreihe S1lupf-
tpintel finben.
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!. .eoID D4testutas b Neat ilberAIlss,

Iheibt's i'm Qiebe, ob Oos ober aud fiir
Milissn 3utrifft, m6Aten mir nod bem
Artifel zines Gincinnatier Nlattes bei-
nabe be3tpeifeln. Dos glatt er3dbli
|udmli1 folgenoe riibriame @efni1te:
9roboem uniers Mili3 aus lauter 0el+
ben beifebt, Die lid iDeber Dor ben, 9eua
Fel nod per ben Gpaniern fiir1ten, jft
les in unierer neru6ien 3eit niht 5l per.
ipunoern. lDenn eii3elne Der MitglisDer
tein Blut ieben t6nnen, Dhne ooB ibre
Ierpen iibernidbig gerei3t tperotn. SIN
@eieht fann freiIid Seoer ieinen Wann
ifelen. ipenit bic Gugsln nur 10 an oen
GopIen porbeifliegen unb bin uno ,pie-
Der aud ben ginen obet Nnoern treffen.
Das III teine Gunlf, aber elmer idlim-
men operation entgeeen gu geben. obne
Su 3ittern nno al aaAen, Das 1T 0eloens
mutb. Oie meiifen Mlt9lieoer Der
.@ompaanie 81" oes erften Gegiments,
%. 81. g., beiaben oieien 0eloenmuth,
ais lie iid IN Der MrmDrp eiii3uiteaen
batten, I'm eine Operation" an lid
pouSieben su laiisn. cine DperatiOn. bel
melder Blut flob. Mit baaribar.en
Menern betpaffnet, ftanoen Slpei Nerste
bereit, um bic Operation gu pol3ieben.
uno als auf @ebeib alle Nlitslieoer Der
gompa9nie ibre Arme entbl0Bt batten,
.9in9 Dos ,Shneioen" log. 4aum mar
bas erite 8lut seflohen, ipennsleib nidt
geraoe in Str0men, als aub ihon orei
iiunge Seute erblaBten unb suriidtuihen.
nno ie ndber bic Heibe an iie lam, um
10 mebr retirirten iie. bis enolid nur
iie alein nod iibri9 blieben. 9lber tpebe.
wie iih nun Die Weher Der Ner3te auf
ibren Nrm nieoerienften, um Die -
Smpfuna au Dollsieben. oa brah ibre
Stanobafti9feit 3uiammsn, obnmdhtig
ianten iie Su 8ooen. grit nab 9erau-
mer 3eit 9elans es, bic Nrmen .uieoer
gum Yemubtfein su brinaen.~
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9ambbeit famm nidot gebciIi

tperoen ourd lofale Npplieaticnen, neil
lie Den tranfen She'll oes Obres nibt er-
reihen f0nnen .gs giebt nur einen
Wes Die Saubbeit gu turiren. unb Der
lit ourb conititutionelle 0eilmittel.
9aubbeit miro burb einen entsiinbeten
3ufano Der idleimisen Nusfleiouna Der
gultahiiden 36bre psrurIadt. Menn
oleie &Obre lih entsiinbet, habt Sbr ei.
men runpeln6en Ion ober nnpolIfom.
menes @eb0r; uno ipenn lie sans se-
ihlolen lit erfolNt Saubbeit uuo lpenn
Die gntsanoung nidt gebOben unb oisie
9Obre tpieoer in ibren 9eb0rigen 3u-
.iianb perieBt ueroen fann, tpiro bas @e=
b6r fur INNER aeritDrt tperben; nernl
Gdlle unter sebu iinb bur1 &atarrb per-
uriadfi tuelher nidts als elm entsiinbes
ter 3ljtano Der fdleimisen OberflaAeu
lit.
Mires iponen einbunbert Dollars fiji,
ieoen lburd) Gatarrb beruriahtenl Tal
BON Saubbeit geben, ben mir nidt burd
@innebmen BON 0all's Gatarrtb-Gni
beilen f0nnen. 2abt gnh umiontt Sir.
culare fDmmen.
s. S. @benen & 6 0.
.Iplebo, 8.
sW 8erfauIt bon allen Mpotbefern,
rs Gents.
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Grimm Debler Gaihenm6rterbud
in sutem 8rOfddr Gntanb IL benz niebrsen yreiiescn
81 Gents III oieler Office.
Das iter $40 @eiten 1arfe gDtriden entbd aa6er be
10000 gD6rttr umfaKtnben MDrrbn& sint Rs nnrse
md6t9en 3w1rr beibfr Sprot dine Sdmmnn8 8rtftn
unb Oslyrd&en unb ent Wla6- unb @fnI4tstdttNs
aDir isttu 3aflrei4sn 4satunnefn taiaedfp
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sic t,tam gut ansEebt!

@utes Nusfeben III mebr als nnr
bauttief; es bdnet bon geiunbem 3u=
itanb aller 2ebensorgane ab. SIT bie
Qeber trdge, 10 1T oas Nusieben gallia;
lit Der Wagen auBer Oronung, 10 III
bas Nusieben bpspeptiIh; iinb Die Nie-
rem angeariffen, ID 1T Der Geiihtsaus=
brnf Der5errt. Gdaffe Dir quite Ge=
lunbheit. uno ou tpirit 9utes Musieben
haben. electric Bitters iii ein gutes
Heinigungs= ilnb Gtrdtnnssmittel.
Wirtt brett auf Magen, 2eber uno glie=
rem. Neiniat ods Dlut, furirt 0auts
ausldIdse. giterbeulen unb gibt gutes
Nusieben. Seoe Glai6e garontirt.
preis SO gts. gei 8. 8. Wliler &
6obn. 5
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@teI Grs.

Die vSllinois Steel &c." bat fiir ibre
Nnlagen in Goutb Gbicaso aiusi Wil.
lionen 9onnen giieners beiiellt. Siefer
Sage 1T bic erite 6diffslabung oieier
ungebeuren Menge &obmetall BON Gs=
canada aus na6 Chicago abaegan9en.
Das 1efanntiperoen Der 9rDBen Belfel-
lung oibt Der Dermntbung Naultl, baB
Die ,S1inDis Steel &c." fhon nit Bee
ftimmtbeit baruf re6nen lam, bon Der
Ne9ierung Nuftrdge fiir Die 2ieferun9
BON pan3erplatten, oereil 3ieferung lie
betanntliA f9otl Dor ldngerer 3eit arl=
geboten bat, uno 3ipar 3u beoelltenb
niebri9erem preiie, als Die bisberieea
2ieferanten fOrbern, au befOmmen.
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pl...art dlsf Nh 4 1 p6asbts
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Mfeit i'd otsebu Sabre alt tpar 6is su Der 3,t als
g id bon 0r. Miles Gtarfunssmittet b6rts. titt
ID ON Ropiinmersen. beitger sserp5tdt nnb ftbpaber
gsrbannns. Mit bsr Seit eraenste 9 aud 5erafranf'
belt. SD piirse bon mcbreren Merateu bebanbelt ie'
bod obne sinberune su erpaIien. eetises Ser5nopeu
nit G1meraen in her Iinfen 8ruf furSer Gtem anb
ChnmaAtsfans u,adten mid pes 9ebeus miioe. SD
befprqie mir 0r. MiIes' Restorative Nervine
1nb New Heart Cure unb uabm hitie ab,ped'
ieInh mao ben Mnipsiiuuseu elm. Beiieruns fteats
Dr. Miles, fsn ipfort ein unb maate
Nervine bnueu ieas mOnatsn ieas.
pecforeS mnh breiBts Tfunb on Sewitnt
sunabnl. vile G9meraeu am
HedItn. -. Sersen iiHb fort unb Id bin
pblig trei bon oIler Nern5fitdt..
Jran gbarIes Qnopp.
%. German a.. 2ittle GoaS. g. D.. q Bob. 1895.
Or wtiieg Remedies merben BON ollen Mpotbeserm
untex geipifyer 6arnutie perfauft Wtrft bic erfte
tyIaIne ear fene Heernne. 10 uiro bos 9elo aurid'
srjfatfet Seutibe8 Bud NIT @e51reibuna bes Ger
ens NIB bee ssernea wiro auf WerlaugeH trst auss'
iHidt
DIR. MILES MEDICAL Co. Elkhart. Ind.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28
Sunshine.

Just a bit of real sunshine and
pleasure dropped into our Office this
morning. A thing of beauty is
Vick's Garden and Floral Guide,
with its cover of delicate tints, blue,
pink and gold, and the Golden Day
Lily and Daybreak Aster embossed
In bold relief.
The many half-tone illustrations
are as life-like as possible to make
by photography. One can almost
smell the fragrance from the flowers,
and the radishes and asparagus in
glass dishes look very tempting.
No doubt but this catalogue is the
best one sent out by James Vicks'
Sons, of Rochester, N. Y, during
the forty-nine years they have been
in business, and next year will be
their Golden Wedding anniversary
and it is their intention to give a
handsome souvenir to each customer
for 1898.
If interested in good gardening
write at once, simply mentioning
this paper, and receive a copy of
this elegant seed catalogue free.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28

THE extra session of the
legislature has accomplished
nothing of Importance, save
the passage of a few local
bills. The election of a
United States Senator seems
to overshadow all else, and
the solons are no nearer a
solution of the problem now
than when they first assem-
bled. McMillin leads, with
Taylor second, Turley third.
In our opinion, the
best way to break the dead
lock and settle this senatorial
scramble is to nominate and
elect your uncle Josiah Pat
terson, one of the best demo
Gratis and brainiest men in
Tennessee.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28
Salisbury Gossip.

Mr.. g. Lonnie Prewitt, of this
place, departed for Dubbs, Miss,
some few days ago, where he goes
to join an elder brother. We re-
greet very much his leaving, for he
is a real good and handsome little
gentleman. We wish him great
success in his new home.
Mr.. Alpha o. Prewitt, an attend
ant of the Western Hospital, visit
ed friends and relatives in this
neighborhood recently.
Mr., J. G. Simpson and Mrs. F.
Allmon, of Aberdeen, Miss, are
visiting their sister, Miss Lucy
Simpson, at WoodlaWn Academy.
We are sorry to report that Mr..
]. G. Simpson made leap in the
dark from a moving train a few
nights ago, which came very near
proving serious. He fell against a
box car and was badly bruised.
THEADosIA.
Salisbury, Tenn, Jan. Goth.