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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04
HOME CIRCLE.

Eighteen tables were occupied by a
very sociable party Of guests at the
regular Monday evening whist in King
Philips hall, October 30, and the play
ing was carried on with the usual en-
thuslasm. Mrs. j. l.. Waite was award
ed the ladies' first prize, Mrs. II "A.
Rhodes the second and Miss Inez Lin
coin the third. A. G.. Vaughn carried
off the gentlemen's first prize. Thomas
Hawksly the second and George =.
Lincoln the third. Next Monday even
ing the parlors will be open and thirty
tables will be at the service Of the
guests and six prizes will be awarded
10 the winners.
Extensive preparations are being
completed by Olneyyille council. who
are to entertain their friends with a
grand ball by the music Of Hughes or
chestna I'm Library hall. next Friday
evening, November 10 The names OF
the following committee Is enough -
guagantee success: Irving N. Da-
mond. John O'Neil, Joseph Driscoll. J.
Lamb. John j. Clabby, David j. Barr,
John +. Campbell, J. Frank Ager. Jas.
Flaherty. John j Hanlcy, William
Kelley, Sander Wilson ana Peter De
Pedro.
America council OF Pawtucket win
meet in regular session in Home Circle
hall. Kenyon's block, next Wednesday
evening.
University council Will meet I'm the
parlors OF it's council rooms next Mon
day evening at 1880 20 receive the re-
port of the entertainment COMMITTEES,
which is preparing for a grand mas
dueuade bail IN Wamssltta hall Thurs
day evening. November %.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04
PILGRIM FATHERS.

The Providence Colony, No. 145. OF
this order, held its usual regular meet
ing with W. Governor Nelson Nottage
in the chair. Governor Nottage con-
Quoted the meeting I'm the manner pc
peculiar TO Providence Colony alone.
TRere were not as many Pilgrims who
Travelled to Palestine this evening. as
another one of those good times in the
Daughters OF Rebekah occurred on this
same evening. Pro tel. appointments
were made for officers thus Lieut. =
Gov, Frank a. Nottage; chap,aln,
Mrs. Lillah Bened.ct; ;. of O. Gate.
Mrs. Mary r.. Potter. The secretary OF
the Colony, Mrs. Jennie r.. Chesbor-
ough, was seen TO be present and not
IN GlNerton, Mass, as was generally
supposed. Deputy seargeant-
Mrs. Laura ". Lake, Is one OF the best
the Colony has had to- fll that office: is
always present ard knows and full
MS her duties well. There were no COM
municat.ons on this evening, 50
double dose will be given at the next
meeting. w. Governor Nelson a. Not
tage is working hard at present on the
anniversary OF the Colony, which will
be in December. and is bound to do all
he can 10 have one OF the best anniVer-
saries the Colony has ever had. He has
several new IDEAS i'm regard 10 il that
will be interesting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04
HEPTASOPHS.

What Cheer Conclave held its regu-
lar meeting at Working Girls club.
Mount Pleasant. on Thursday evening,
Archon Joseph +. Mowry presiding. A
full attendance OF officers and members
showed that an interest is being felt
in the success of the conclave. The can
didates initiated were very much pleas
ed. Action was taken on new applca-
tions. II was voted 10 attend in a body.
the smoke talk at Rhode island Con-
ciave ON the 9th inst A prominent ed
ucator will deliver a lecture on the war
i'm the Philippines and Transvaal at the
next meeting of What Cncer Conclave
and all Heptasophs are cordially invit-
ed TO be present.
Tha new conclave organized under
the auspices of Past Archon :. w.
Thompson, Deputy Supreme Organizer
VIII be initiated on Monday evening.
November 9th at Canonicus Hall. 2l9
WickCnden street. IL is expected tha'
"A large representation Of the various
cCnclaves in the district viii be in at
tendance, as will also members OF the
Supreme COnclaVe.
There were 1892 applications passed
upon in October. The MT gain to the or
der was 977 All claims are paid up 10
date. January LIST will show handsome
gain for the year and a substantial sur
plus financially. Membership oct. %.
30. 900 Three new conciaVes were inst-
tuted i'm New England in October
Rhode Island Conclaye will hold a
smoke talk in King Philips Hall. West
minister street. Thursday evening, Nov.
g. Members of all conclaves have ben
invited To attend. Deputy Supreme Ar
chon j. J. DeVensh was very hospita-
bly, entertained by Westerly COnclave
Friday evening, October q.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04
ALfREDlkN LADIES.

Auxiliary No. met in Guild Hall Tie
worthy president. Sister wilkins pre-
siding. Pro tenn appointm1 nts were
made after which the meeting was
opened I'm the usual manner. Sick COM
mittee reported one sister sick Thr
matter OF bylaws was brought up. ana
committee az five were appointed %
draw up suitable laws. Past Presidents
Ifofed.tz. BIoadhes 1 and Harrison and
sister McCord Of Auxiliary ~. Were
present suitably respondingr under
good az the craer. bein followed by sis
ters OF this auxiliary.
Auxiliary No. held lts meeting We'd
nesday. and In the absence OF the pres
dent the chair was taken 10y Vice
President Bcsstr Regular rOu Inc OF
business was observed. which included
the report of the Social Committee on
the annual celebration which Will take
place next Wednesday evening No-
Vtmbcr Sth.A a splendid time isassIret
for the committee have worked quite
hard After remarks by the sisters and
the usual social half hour the auxiliary
adjourned.
Auxiliary No 4 held it's ssmi-morthly
meeting Thursday evening under t.Ne
presidency Of sister Truclove. with
quite a large attendance of mCmbprs
Pro tCm app1intm utS were madp fu.
two offices. af;,r which the regular ore
der 81 business WAS transIctc1. Several
,cmirittrps reported. ana pleasant C,-
.nIug speni. Thcra We're pressnt tho
Dfnutv y. o. TtJsltvr. ind y. =. ~IsI..
llof,ditz 0f tuylary No D. They r..
sp5nicd for the good az the order. Sis
tai " f-tIg making several succ-s
tious r,- th, eHilrur' ana wcll-h .fue
nf tho aux farv B.. ule 1lao decided
Amt tha spnr, lrv Should mos. n sumo
moves meeting f.r fhn next s-s..11 fuI
afi she vas instructed o. notify 200 s....
tera ~ This 8uNits~t Tns AUXILIARY
then sdjourned % meet IN two teoks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04

10;i5. discourse by the resident minis
ter, Anna Gariin Spencer. closing the
series upon Human Rights" subject.
Human Rights I'm the Southern States
OF America" $ $, II.
Universal Brotherhood Lodge, 33. No.
206 Weybosset street-Public meeting,
80, "When the Gods Walk with Men"
German English Luth church corner
Huntington and Union ave-Service at
10; evening service at 1880.
Providence Church OF Christ, Scien-
tist, "a ComstOck AVe-SerVice, l0:4o,
subject, "Mortals and Immortals."
Peoples Pentecostal church, Ashmont
street. + a Hillery. pastor--Love feast,
3. preaching and communion 1890; >,
1918; Y Il NJ. 6; preaching at I:30, SUB
ject. "Sancrlcation Second Work OF
Grace"
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ
OF l. ID. S. Bellevue Ave chapel--Sacra-
ment service. 1890: 5 :, 1890; preach
ing. 7:J0 by Ed Joseph Lun.
Broad Street Christian. q \ Coni-
bear pastor-Mornng worship Win
communion and reception OF members'
l0:45' Sunday school. 1915; Jr ~,
4; Il G f.. $50; 1880, special song
service.
Elmwood Union meets with Mrs j II
Belcher. 29S Dudley street, opposite
Providence street. Monday, November
6, p m. Mrs q w Capron viii read
a paper entitled "A Study OF Social
Vice" Musical and literary numbers.
New Jerusalem. Trinity square-Di-
vine worship. 10:45. Subject: fThe
Voice From Behind Evening service
and lecture 1890. Subject: What
Shall We Do With the Book OF Levi
ticus2' s s. 1918. Rev Chauncey q
Bubbell OF Lancaster Mass. will ofii-
ciate at the services.
First Church of Christ (Scientst,
250 Bowen street-SerVice at 10:f5. SUD-
ject: "Mortals and lmmortals.o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04
Orders & * & .* .*
: : and Societies
ODD FELLOWS.

on Monday evening at the session OF
Hope Lodge. Past Grand w. Frank
Cloudman was elected to the position of
permanent secretary made vacant by
the death OF Past Grand DAVIS. and
Past Grand Chester w. Newcomb was
elected as "A member Of the executive
board. They win be installed by Dis
trict Deputy Grand III. W. Bischoff on
Monday evening, Nov. 13.
Next Monday evening Olive Branch
Lodge VIII open a fair in Music Hall,
which viii continue during the week.
Grand Master Spencer Il. Hopkins
and suite will visit Hope Lodge, Monday
evening.
Two applications for membership
Were received in Roger Williams Lodge
Tuesday evening
Westminster Lodge will entertain one
OF the city lodges Monday evening, but
which one they do not know just at
present.
ON Friday evening, Nov. IL. Swarts
Lodge witt make a fraternal visit to
Pilgrim Lodge.
Next Monday evening Roger Williams
Lodge Is TO make a surprise visit to one
of it's sister lodges.
Last Wednesday evening Grand Mas
ter Spencer B. Hopkins and suite, ac
cOmpanied by Grand Representative j.
f.. G. Farnham made an official visit
to Swarts Lodge.
There is 10 be a warm time in Min
nehaha Encampment "Wednesday eN-
ening Nov. Is. for Woonasquatucket
Encampment Is to make them visit
and both "camps" know how To enter
tain and 10 be social.
Mt. Vernon Lodge had no work but
very enjoyable session Wedne sday eV-
enIng several OF the old members be-
ing present Bro. Davis OF Pawtuckef
was one. Past Grand Howard of Pii-
grim Lodge was also present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04
ORDER OF ALFRsDIiNS.

'rhis has been auite week among the
L'igades OF TIC city, none meeting ey-
cept No. Friday night, too late for
this weeks notes. The executive will
visit No. Monday night in Afredian
Hall. and 40. in Guild Hall Tuesday.
1t is designed TO make these tations
both instructive and enjoyable and
cordial Invitation Is extended to all
comrades l. be present
Brigade No | meets Thursday in Ar
mold Post Hall.
Notice is given that the regular quar-
terly meeting Of the Past Command
ers' Association will be held Tuesday
evening December 12th, in Arnold Post
Han. 50 Westminster street. and the
different committees of the city bri-
gades are requested TO govern them
selves accordingly
w regret TO announce the death Of
Comrade BenilTin Rhodes OF Brigade
No. >. Norwich conn.
Br sade No. I will hold their annual
basket party and graDhophone concert
in their han Thanksgiviug eve.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04
WOMEN ARE FAILURES AT SHOPPING

1t Is a sfnguIar INNS MAT WITH the
amount of shopping done By women
they should continue to shop so badly
badly, ! mean. in the sense of shopping
with an absolute lack Of system"
writes Edward Box i'm the November
Ladies Home Journal Here and there
we meet a woman 20 whom God seems
10 have given a logical mind which she
applies to her shopping. But as a gn-
eral thing the assertion that women
shop with an utter lack Of system is
unfortunately all too easy of proof
And curlousy enough IL is not alone
those Dl hind the counter who suffer Tor
the women themselves make their
shopping doubly hard 10y their lack of
SYSTEM The percentages of women who
love Is shop and Ia Sc who hate shOp-
ping seem about equal - far as / can
make out. The methods which both em-
p!oy. hcWcvt" are pretty much the
same, the My marked difference being
the absence of ali method in the one
case and the existence &C only "a poor
method I'm the sther. Take ~ hundred
women who go for q days shopping
and IL Is perfectly safe To say that
ninety Of them will have MOI the
slightcs, .dea of what they want"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04
TRY GRaIN-Ol TRY GRiIN.Ol

ASK Your Cro@er today 20 show you a
package ~ GRAIN-O. the rev food
drink that takes the place of coiree
The children may dirk 10 without in.
iury NJ wcll as thr adult AT VIII, frv
t. lIka lt. GRAIN D ha4 fhat rict ,c,l
brown of Nocha or JAVA. but % is made
from pure gr1irsand 'ha most delicate
stomach receives 20 without distress u
The price ~ coffee 80 and 25cts Der
package. Sold by al grocera
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04
UNIVERsALIST.

Church of the Mediator. Cranston ST.
RcV w { Selleck, pastors rviCc, 1913,
) ), l2:l5; Y + G l.. $50 first OF few
sermons on The New Universailst
Creed" 7;30.
Ballou, 3S3 Smith street. Rev Thomas
F May. pastOr--Serv-ice and rmon ap-
propriate 10 All Souls sunday 1915; ;
), y; y L G L., $50.
First. Rev II I Cushman n n. pastor
Morning worship at iO:45; Holy Com
munion at u; : at 1890, vesper SER
vice at >.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Advent Christian. Hammond street.
\ Williams. pastor-PrEer ll'
preaching, 10:45; $. 12.15. service, z.
Mission OF the Coming King, N2l
Broad street-Preaching. 1880. 2.4j ana
I.3O by Miss Lura Horton, the girl
pIeac her: Bible class. 1:s0.
Ihe volunteers Of America 1ij West
minister street-9:30. Bible class Cos
p'l services conducted by \ u - REID
'nd 'apt HumphrieS at H. ana \.
Jnlon Gospel Mission. 300 Eddy St
) >. $50. service at 1880 by students Of
Brown University.
NJ 4 a building-a. Mems Mass
Meeting with address ON Am Import
ant cue Stion' by Mr. Reuben smith Of
Boston, ana music by the y VI & y
quart.t; i:45. boys rally.
Etthany Gospel Mission % South
Clarence n Guild. Jr
Helping Hand Mission T. Hartford
ave Regular services at s:s0. Ted by Mr.
vs. " Tuley.
Nayland chapel. South Angel street
and Wlylind avenue : s harvest cOn-
cert. e. all cordially invited.
B % - chapel, seats free Service at
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04

New York city has n.tcen members
~ Congress. Chicago has seven. Phila-
delphia Eve aud Boston four
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04

\ New York rep rtcr rode onS hun
dre1 and sevcu an , = ru one ticket and
eighty-seven transfers the total cost
being five cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04

Tho first nine month - the year show
f.3l6 dutths iu thc city of cleveland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04
VIGOR RESTORED
pAINE'S Celery
-.--- Compound
Hrs. Alice Terry Wood, SIS
Highland Street, Helena,
Mont, writes:

81 can say to all that believe Paine's Gel
cry Compound great medicine. | should
have been in my grave if it hadn't been for
that, and | can say to all that are tired and run
down to try it and they will find relief at once.
"My trouble was general weakness, with
no strength or appetite, and heart trouble. /
have taken four bottles of it and feel like a
new person. Now have good appetite, do
all Of my work, and feel we'll"
Paine's Celery Compound will reinforce weak
ened and irritated nerves. Nerve fibre is made
and nerve force increased. The liver, stomach
and kidneys are kept in healthy action. The
blood is made full of nourishrnent. The body
does not suffer exhaustion or wearing pains
but is constantly sustained in strength and
vigor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04
UNITARIAN.

Olney Street Congregaaonal-Ser
lO:45. the pastor, RevaJ II Jones, viii
preach, Communion after the sermon;
) :. 1916.
Westminster Congrega ionaL Rev
Chas n Humphrys OF Boston viii
preach, l0;45, public cordially invited 20
attend.
First Congre gational Benefit and
Bnevolent Sts-S :. $50; public vor-
snip, HolN Communion, lO:ij; vespers.
special musical service, 4; the minister.
Augustus NJ Lord, will preach a. m. and
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16
NEW SILVER MOVE.
hoastsry League Co BFiag Astisa which
WIN Require Court Decision.

Moastsry League 10 BFiag Action which
WIN Require Court Dssi.ies.
Denver. Dec IS A W Rucker. pres
ident Of the United States Monetary
league, has left here for 81 Louis. where
be will hold a conference with the gov
errors Of several states friendly to tho
free coinage Of silver. relative to a suit
which Is about TO begun by the state Of
Colorado for the purpose Of securing
decision by the United States supreme
court As to the legality Of the dynioneli.
ration Of silver
The general assembly Of the state
passed joint resolution authorizing
the governor TO take steps 10 bring this
question before the supreme court. and
the governor at once placed himself IN
communication with the executives of
other states
The replies have been most s,tisfa..
tory. many governors promising asA.,.
ance. aud II possible active cooperation.
Especially in Texas ha. the reception Of
the idea been cordial and 1t Is possible
Mr. Rucker will 10 to that state before
proceeding 10 Washington
The suit will be begun IN Denver Tho
United States Monetary league will
give the state Of Colorado as pre- cent
a solid silver brick Of the purest metal
OF 100 ounces and representing 500 at
the present ratio. The state will send
it TO the United States mint at Wash.
ington with the damand that il DO
coined into 100 silver dollars
This demand OF course. says Mr.
Rucker. will be- refused Upon the re-.
fusal. suit will be entered In the United
State supreme court for We have q
right under the constitution to demaed
that tho bullion be coined The que..
ton will be raised as TO where the con.
sutution lands rs aud the suit Il brought
In the name Of the state Of Colorado. to
secure more rapid action than otherwise
would be given
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16
SATURDAY, DECEMBER rs, 1899.
The Denver Post expresses the

The Denver Post expresses the
opinion Of intelligent observers
throughout the country when it
says that, while the country is sad
ly in need Of relief from congress
twill be sadly disappointed. There
will be no tariff reform and none Of
the props on which the trust super
structure rest will be knocked out.
There will be no reduction, and
none Of the war taxes will be re-.
moved, for the expenses Of the
government have grown to such an
extent under the policy ofexpansion
and imperialism all the income
derived from internal taxation is
needed, and more too It's idle To
look for relief from the party now
in power, or to hope for reduction
OF taxes under a system which
must necessarily absorb every dol
lar which can he raised.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16

Omaha. Dec l5.--Iu the district court
hero Judge Scott sentenced Revs T. ].
Mackey II C. Herring aud W. p. Har.
ford TO pay a tine of 5000 each or be-
committed 10 jail for contempt Of court
He gave them day TO pay the fine
They will appeal the case 10 the supreme
court It grows out of letter written
by the ministers concerning habeas
corpus case regarding two chi lren In
the custody Of the Home tor the Friend.
less, OF which the above named gentle.
men were directors The preachers
lined are among the most prominent
pastors IN the city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16

d. l. Guerrant, justice Of the peace at
lola, was here yesterday On route home
after attending the Masonic grand lodge
at Houston.
Found-One pair Of gloves between
town AMI Allen academy. owner can
get them by calling a. this office and
paying for this notice l3
We are showing the pretiiest display
Of IlayerIan, Limoges aud French china
ever brought 10 the city; H.. going fast;
call aud make your selection. Wilson
jenkins Drug Co. -
We can save YOU % per cent on your
purchases in fine American cut glass.
We.buy direct from the cutters, not the
iobber. See our stock before buying.
Wilson-Jenkin- Drug Co. -
You buy pair Of S X pants at Coul-
ter's aud wear them four weeks, aud
Tor every susprnder button that comes
OIL We wll, pay you ten cents, il they
rap Ia the Waistband we will pay you
- cents and 10 they rip iu the seat We
will pay you 80 cents.
H. j. W. Coulter
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16

There is enough money lying
idle in Texas banks to build all
the factories and develop all the
industries wa need, and when it is
invested in these things it will
rapidly multiply so we can build
more. 1t isn't the laws of Texas
which retard industries in Texas
It's the narrow minded views Of
It's people concerning their own
interests If home people are
afraid that they will not support
their own enterprises, they need
not expect strangers to have a
higher opinion Of their business
sense and patriotism. Let's build
our own factories and railroads
When we do this, capital will con.
clude Texas is n good place to
come to, and it will not be long
before it is making scramble to
get some Of the good things. The
Lord helps him who helps him.
self, and when we commence To
help ourselves plenty Of outside
help will come 10 our assistance.
Richmond Coaster.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16
Alligator Nest.

Nacogdoches, Tex, Dec. l5.-An ALI.
gators nest was found in the Angelina
river bottoms near Nacogdoches a few
days ago by June b. Harris. IN which
was the mother and SOyoung ones about
one foot long The mother was eight
feet long He also captured the mascot
Of the alligator family large logger.
head turtle. which was In the nest Mr..
Harris states that this oyiparous animal
is invariably found with this species Of
reptiles while the young are ia a stats
OF Information
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16
D.nIs. Iising = Trust.

Jefferson City, Mo. Dec. Is - The
Continental Tobacco company has filed
answers in the supreme court to the
proceedings Of Attorney General Crow
against II. and other tobacco companies
for violation Of the antitrust laws OF
Missouri. The answer denies that the
company is a member OF trust. com.
bine pool or conspiracy TO restrain
trade questions the juris liction Of the
court aud attacks the coustiiutiC,,dlity
OF the antitrust law Of 1891 under which
the proceedings were begun.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16

A statistician has figured that
there are 100000 voters in this
country, OF whom thrce.lourths
are laboring people, that Is people
who work with their hand. as we'll
their mouth. There are 10000
lawyers, 10000 banker. and TO-.
600 doctors. The 10000 lawyers
are represented in the house by
2O3 of theirprofes,ion, the bankers
by s, while 63 lawyers and one
banker are in the senate. This
leaves 10 members to represent
the y 100000 working people and
Others.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16

Havana. Dec 49, General Brooke Il
indignant az the reports cabled from
Washington, which represent him a.
having protested against the order Of
the president relieving him Of the mill.
tary governorship of Cuba He says:
Il am soldier aud obey orders ]
would direct the arrest Of any officer
who protested against my order and
would always render 20 superior au'
thority the respect which would exact
from subordinate
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16

Waukegan, Ills Doc H. Mrs f. 8
Wells. Of Lake Forest has received a
check for Sltl6. as her share of claim
nearly 100 years old During the war
Of 1872 the French seized ship owned
by her grandfather. the late Shearjashuh
Bond. of Bristol. H. T. At last the
United States collected the claim from
the French government. and has dis.
tributed it among o. heirs, including
Mrs Wells
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16
THE AMERICAN
LAUN u

Guarantees to do strictly GrstcIass
work promptly and at reasonable
prices. We cheeriuIly correct all mis-
takes when called to our attention.
Drop NJ postal or phone lil and We
will get your bundle and appreciate
your patronage. Two doors south Of
Exchange hotel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16

Birmingham, Ala, Dec To- The
state executive committee Of the Pop
ulist party met in this city Thursday
and decided 10 call state convention Of
that party 10 assemble in Montgomery
on May 10, 1900 for the purpose Of nom.
mating full state ticket and making
an aggressive fight on the Democrats.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16

New York, Dec. 10 - Three persons
were burned 10 death and one seriously
injured at a fire that occurred at early
this morning in dilapidated tene.
ment at 800 South street, In the vii.
liAmsburg district Of Brooklyn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16

buchanan Bros. ,how window pre-
sents charming display Of beauufu !
lap bes.-Chase's goods the best.
Sold as cheap as these goods can be-
bought anywhere Is