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PROPOSALS.

49,
PROPOSALS FOR furnishing labor aud material
f0r laying tile d00rs IN the Railways OF the
main lor trsO floor and the second and third
floors OK the Hall of Justice building,
Ofdce of The clerk Of the Board u Super
visors cf the City and County OF san Fran
cisco. November a. 1898. 80.
In accordance with Resolution NO 3s6i
Fourth serles) Of the Board Of Supervisors
sealed proposals viii be received In open ses-
sion of the Board Of Supervisors on MONDAY
afternoon. November %. 1879, from 70 1,Sy
o'clock. for furnishing the labor ana material
Tor laying tile floors IN the Railways OF me
main lor drStl floor and the second and third
floors of the Hall of Justice building in strict
accordance with the plans AID organizations
prepared by Messrs. Shea & shea, architects,
ana 70 be seen at their offce. No % MONT
gomery street. san Francisco.
The work of construction 70 be done IN strict
accordance with the said plans and specihca-
tons and under The supervision OF Messrs.
shea 4 shea. architects
Eight hours TO constitute days work for
al workmen employed upon the work. ana
the minimum rate OF wages % be paid on said
work to be two G2) dollars per day
Bidders Will estimate and state price fer
which the entire work VIII be performed 10
the entire satisfaction Of the architects.
Messrs Shea & Shea.
The party 10 whom the contract may be
awarded VIII be required prior 10 or al the
time OF the execution OF said contract, 20 pay
The cost 81 advertising this notice IN three
daily newspapers and the resolution award
ing the contract in the official newspaper.
In order 10 preserve uniformity and 70 Ia
clitate the award the board has resolved to
receive no bids unless made upon blank forms
prepared by the committee and a certified
check on some bank in the city and County
Cf san Francisco for the sum of five hundred
tS50l) dollars. deposited by the bidder with
his bid and made payable 10 the Clerk of the
Board of SueprN .sors. conditioned that II the
proposal be accepted and the contract award
ed. and II the bidder shall fail or neglect 10
pay the printing charges, execute the con-
tract and give the required bond within six
days after the award IS made. then and in
that the said sum shall be paid into the
City and County Treasury by said Clerk as
liquidated damages for such failure and
neglect.
Blanks furnished by the Clerk
The board reserves the right 10 reject all
bids ~ the public good so require.
J\O. A RUSSELL. Clerk
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SPECIAL MATCH RACE.
Two Speedy Dogs Will Com
pete at the San MateO
CourSinQ Park.

A match race between j. O'Shea's s
Golden Rule and R E. de B. Lopez's Pa
pita for $3.50 a side Will be a feature at
the San Mateo Coursing Park Saturday
and Sunday. Both dogs have specially
prepared for the race and an exciting
contest is assured. A great deal OF
money will be wagered on the result, as
both dogs have scores OF admirers. A
regular 64-dog stake Will also be run Off
The winner will receive $50, the runner
up 800. and others IN proportion. The
following is the result of last nights
drawing
Reanex; Jeff Martenetts Buxton VS. John Seq
gerson's Gold Hill; p. Heran's Fair Play VS..
"a Wilson names Magnet W. II. Jones Prince
Jerome vs. r. Tiernan names Hot stuff: J. p.
Thrills Grasshopper vs.. J. II. Smiths Orpha N
Girl W. Creamer names Della M VS.. Lowe *
Thornpson's St Oran: +. Jones Moonlight vs..
] Rownlngs Geraldine; T. ]. Cronin's Maid
of Bail VS.. F. Moran's False Flatterer; J..
Keeuan's Fear Not W. c. Glasson's Ter
ronite. I II Smiths Merced VS. ]. Keenan, :
Blackjack: W. Griffn's Monopole vs. a. C..
Bradbury names Victor Chief: II. F: Ander-
stav: J. J. Higgins Currency vs.. A ]. Kemp S
signal: Kay Bros Hawker VS.. w. ]. Brown
ings Mountain Belle B15teI Bros BalIro2n Mt I1
Jones' Rustan VS. =. Heran's Martha Wash
ington; J. Keenan's Royal Oak VS.. j. Lucy
names Wolfe Tone; Russell. Wilson q Allen :
Iadv Emma VS. r. =. Julian's Sweet Music;
r. f. de B. Lopez's Arrow VS.. Bartel Bros
Beer Brewer: CorSey az Hogans High Dice vs..
Murphv q Toiapds Ornament: T. ]. Cronin $
wild Tralee VS. j. OSheas Young America
T. Dicksor's Black Bess r. E. de B.. LO-
nez's Minnie Wawa: Irwin. & Lyons Silver
Wings VS. l. Higgins Dexter p; John Seq
gerson's Candelaria We. Pasha Kennels. Right
Arm: 2. McKones' Rigby VS.. y: p. Whiting 5
". n Jones' Lady Marion; J.. keenan, S
Roval Buck VS. Russell. Wilson & Aliens Mas
tor Clare: Eugene Nallys White Diamond VS..
Murphy & T9lands Twilight; s. Mahoney $
Chief O. the Hin VS.. Russell. Wilson & Allen S
Lowe a ThoInpsons Little Fullertons j. p
Thr1fts St Michael VS.. A. vanderwhyte S
Master Gordon: ]: P. Thrift's Forget VS.. ].
Jones' :Gallivant
Match race-J. o. sheas Golden Rule VS.. r.
+. de 4. Lopez's Papita. o.
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DIED.

g
BRALT-In this city November u; 1893. Mar
gHEct Jane Braly. dearly beloved mother. Of
O gative OF. Alabama. aged S7-Eears.-
rEThe fgnersi VIII take. place this day
Crh1rsdayl. at-Ig O'Clock. from ~. IgDatins
Churchy where arInass VIII be celebrated for.
= toe rep6se u her soul InteTnient Mount Cal
. vary Cemetery. - d. -
BRQNsON-1In this city. November 15. 1889.
Mary T., wife pf the late Dr..-NX, s.. Bronson.
eeangL!er Q. Michael Hurley and sister OF
Mrs k Z Bregan. a native OF Boston.
..CyNotice of funeral hereafter. = -.
BURNS. IN 4 his. city. November Is. 1899. Corne-
ius beloved husband of: Mary Burns father
Of John and Jamts Burns Mrss:W. McAiullan
and c4 the late Chrisfo oDher. and Joe Bufns.
and trother 81 JoBies Burns a native sfs4re-
.' Lad, aged g Ne2rs, 4 member OF EiaTrleiIy
Lodge NQi ?. 40 wv. .s.,t a.. -. - -
CI MA1rNsH In This city. November ..l5. lss9
Apit'l-.A,, beloved daaghter of Edware. and
Annie c.ni11n!ns. a natiyes of t,kiah. Mendo-
emo County CAL: age'i:T iporthE-. -
GAI-r1-- In this eitE November Is: lsSe John
etarl% hesoyed svn ot Ange,o and R5sa Cato.
and s9ao,heT.7of ALERT Charles. Frank Isil-
a.nariNe of Louisville Ky, agsi.27 years and
Noyember u at - sso. o.cioek:. frenI: his slaie
reEIdeTcg, ISIS Stockton street thence 10
N.ashingten- Squire 4lali, eR linton. street
pices OF court Alrairaz No. F5ss A. %. r. In.
terment New It7liaR cemeteTy.. 5:.5 80,
H-ALIs-IA 4his city. November "a, 1899. kbra-
~ years 2 months, and c days, ' =. =. ,
QyFrjends are respectfully. Invited ia at
tend the funeral serVicos this dag ffDSirs-
. dayJ. a. 10 eloelss Ak tie y NJ Ufitafian
'Caurth: corner; fiDary and EnanklH streets
IuteIlnent CSprsss Lawn GesRstery.. @<.:.-.E
rIgfTTOS-In thsE city NDSetlber "a. 1904
Caroline A. Hutton, beloved mother OF Mrs
.-. J.. III Mason aud F;aA; and ": II. Hutton. q,
native o. Sew isrunswick. aged es years Ii
months and. il. dayH. % *s.@t, - - -,
n y Friends and arquaintarcas are resfect-
fully invited % sttenG: the funeral thls day
irlHlfsday).. .. at 1920 o'clpek from the Iarl5rs
.4of ualsted & co.. als Mission street Inter
mont 4 o. O. r. Cemetery. - ,. g. :- -. !
KFSTsON3In this city. November l5. .lsss al
rs resldence, .20s Birch avenue Asa H, he
loved husband Of Lizzie r. :KenlsorL and
..father of Mabel and the late chester - Kefi-
SON a native OF New Hamnshlre aged S
YEARS, -. 90, -. ~. e. .
r-rFriends and acqpaintances are respect
fully Invited to. attend the fuoeral to- morrow
1FTriaavl. NJ o'clock from the funeral par
isrs of Porter & White. i22 Eddy street. In
terra,nt l. o. o. +. Cemetery
I,YQNs-At sea. on steamship City Of Puebla.
septenber IS 1889. William H, beloved son
OF Martin Lyons and brother OF Mrs. A N
Bafchia and Mrs. B, T. MacAall. native .of
Newport. r. l., aged s6 years II months and
y davs. ..--' :
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NORTH PACIFIC COASE RAILROAD.
Via SsGaaitcD Ferry.
cemmsnslnE oe.ober !. lsss.

Commencing October !. 1888
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYs-'7:0o. $50. 1l.oo a m: .1:4d
. 40, Sis. SEQ. Gao .. m.
EXTRA TRIPs-For Mil Valley and San Ra-
fael. Mondays. WednesdS-s and Saturdays
at 500 and 1850 ..
SUNDAYS 90. 1000. s1.30 q. m: TIA
t:l5 'i:f5. s;20 $500 ..
PROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
WEEK DAYs-5:25. 'e;S. T:fS. $40 A. m
1890 2.15. = 40, . 5.i5 ?. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Saturdays az 6.40 and 1913 p.
sUNDAYS-s.20. 500. 1000. 'n:B n nj
q 40 ss:l5 As. $50 D. m.
Trains marked 90 start from San Quentin
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-5:5. 6;45. 7:D. s:i5 a mi
i2:a5 2:s5. 3:45 $40 ?.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 100 and 1870 .. n.
SUNDAYS-s:o5. 10:o6 A. m. 1905. f:l5. S.gQ
B:oO. e:46 y. m.
THROUGH TRAINS
TOO n. m. week days-CazaderO and way statfons
$40 D. m. Saturdsys-Tomales and way stationa.
500 q. n. Supdays-Tomales and way stafiona
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage Licenses have been issued as follows:
Frank Perpln and Gussie Lahuseu ......... % 81
william Mclsaac and George +. Hamilton. 2s-I7
Dennis koberti and Erminla Caponelli.. .29-23
James McHurh and Margaret Mcnamara 30 2S
Louis A. Larsen and Nellie +. Shipley. .30-24
William J. Wrin and Anna J. Hutchinson 2S- -22
Clyde d. johnson and Clara z. GaTratt....23-lS
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND Notice Dividend No. % rs cents
per shared OF the Hutchinson Sugar Planta-
ton Company viii be payable AT the ofhce OF
the company. go Market ST., on and after
MONDAY November 90 1893. Transfer books
viii close on Tuesday. November Il. 1889 at !
o'clock %. N. =. II. SHELDON. Secretary.
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Officers of the First.

Tonight there will be meeting of all
the officers of the old First Regiment of
Infantry, y. c.. c., for the purpose of
taking action in regard to re-entering into
the service of the State The meeting
will be in the regimental armory.
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Field Day for Little R.eiff..

LONDON. Nov. I5:-J. Reiff. the sixty
eight-pound American jockey, further
demonstrated his excellent jnckeyship at
e IN, EIIr,ino three siicceesi'Ss to-oay
finishing second IN the. fourth In each
event the betting was 4 to l against his
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Indian Pleads Not GUILTY.

OAKLAND, Nov. 15.-Frank Shenave.
the half Indian held for the murder Of
Frank Flores two weeks ago near Pleas
anton. pleaded not guilty before Judge
Hall this morning. His trial was set for
December u
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nLNRY j. GALLAGHER CO..

Csuccessors 10 Flanagan & GallagheD.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS,
20 Fifth st. opposite Lincoln school,
Telephone South 50.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Sigmund and Flora Greenebaum to Percy
Beafnish lot on NE corner Of Van Ness ave
nue. and Lombard street. 109 by y 1876 also
lot on Sc corner of Chestnut street and Van
Ness avenue, S 1876 By + 100: also lot on Sc
corner of Van Ness avenue and Francisco
street 1876 by r l23; also lot on W line OF
Twenty-seventh avenue. 265 OF Point Lobos
avenue n 70 by W 100; also lot on NV corner
OF Sillman and Yale streets. \ 1866. NV 6:1l
w 234 400. z 2i0 being block 1872. University
Homestead: except lot on line OF Cambridge
street 175 6 Of Silver avenue. p by + 100:
exceut lot on s line OF Silver avenue 1926 E
of Cambridge street, z % by 80: also prop
erty outside OF county. qutclaim deed: $40.
Althea and David F. Walker 10 Rudolph
Snreckels re-record 1895 d. 2s5 lot on W line OF
Cough street. 132:7ik Of Pacific. w 1876. "
2i:S. 3s:4, f 16:s. 1915. 22:6l9 TO beginning:
German Savings and loan Society to Cora
W Moore (wife OF George Ed. lot on f line OF
Pierce street 291 OF Waller 25 by r 81 &.
lot 16 block 3 Marion Tract Hospital loD: $40.
Adeline T. Davidson TO Cecile j. Durbrow. lot
on r line OF Dolores street, 2lO n OF Twenty
fifth y 25 by l25: SO
Joseph Harriet. Jacob and Bertha G. Weiss
bein 10 Lincoln r. Hackett, lot on n line OF
Alvarado street. 200 W Of Hoffman avenue Gel
LEM, y SIS. Sw is. SW 56;9. e 1876. lot 15s.
Heyman Tract; $40.
1877 a 2s7, lot W line OF Spear street. p IL
by 1916 being s y of water lot 75T; 81
John Pforr TO Henrietta c. Knight (wife OF
r 81 lot on SW line OF Spear street. 229 e2
NV OF Folsom NV 22:11 by SW 1876; SO.
Max Fox to Rosa Fox, lot on w line Of Twen-
ty-ninth avenue. lis y OF Fulton CD street. n
25 by W 100; $40.
Alameda News Notes.
Vocal IN Fayalia Peabody Cvyife OF Por-
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BORN.
MARRIED.

HEYNEMAN-B -BRIDGMAN-In this city. No
vember u. 1893. by the Rev William Max
well Reilly at 81. Paurs Church Otto II.
Heyueman and Florence +. BridgmRn. both
Of san Francisco.
VOLQUARDS-QUEDE this city. No
Nember u. 1859. BY the Rev. William &. Shaw.
Ernest AOlGuarcs and Emily Quedens.
NENNI-ANSEI-MI-In this city. November Is
Isss. by Thomas + Dunn. Justice Of the
Peace. Peter Nenni ana Angelina Anselmi
both of Sonoma. Cal.
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Victory for McClelland.

-: PITTSBURG, Nov. 15,-At Cyclorama
Hall tonight Jack McClelland Of this
city was given the decision. over Joe Fair
burn of Philadelphia at the end OF ten
rounds.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.

MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY
Leave San Francisco via SausaIito Ferry
Commencing SUNDAY. October l. 1888.
WEEK DAYS-S:So a m. and l:45 p. m.
SUNDAYS-S00. 1880 a m. and l:i5 p. m.
Fare to Summit and Return. 81 40.
THOS. COOK & SON. Agts-. e21 Market st.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail viii not be inserted. They must be handed
IN AZ either OF the publication offices and De
ind0rsed with the name and residence cf per
sons authorized 10 have the same published.
BORN.
Brownie this city, November s. 1899. 10 the
wife Of Samuel H. Brown. a daughter.
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f2oo CASH for a lovely home Fraitvale. adj
Joining East Oakland 10 fogs nor cold winds;
situate on FruitNale ave. s-room modern
house, year built. large lot. barn. thed.
chicken house. etc. city water ana sewer.
electric cars pass the door. street work al
done. delightful surroundings. price. all tol1.
S2o00: 1890 can remain: terms 10 suit buyer
for balance. or will exchange 400 seventh 81:
near corner OF Broadway. Oakland. HENRY
=. JONES. Owner.
4 ELEGANT houses in course OF construction
on SD 81. bet Grove and West. ? completed .
ali modern improvements; street work side
walks done. small payment down balance
monthly 40 desired. houses open for inspection
70 20 : Sundays. !. Il. SIMPSON. SIS 2oth 81.
TO lease-J0 acres near Oakland on terms: u
fruit buildings springs. etc. SALISBURY,
Sos Broadway. Oakland
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

slspo-IJOT 50xl50. with large cottage OF 9
roorns - hath, stable. windmill tank etc
s2rgO-I.Qf ffElit; Ere 2-story. house rooms
and bath; near station; must be sold AT once:
Rorth fto0l .'' 't-. -... p.
sas00-Lot soxi5o. On Morton 81. bet the rail-
r,oads with hne new modern cottage Z rooms:
go cash balance E25 per month. - 81.
fsg-6-Iot 40xlS0: Morton st. aear Santa
c1a-o ave elegant new house Of s rooms:
500 cgsh. balance $50 per month Houses 70
- IA An parts of Alameda.
- p m P MoREAL q CO llsa Park st
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
o.KLAND ROOMS AND BOARD.

SUNNY rooms. single OF en- suite boarc' near
oakland FURNITURE FOR SALE.
~ ,nt,oauctlon 10 you from II Shellhaas. the
furniture dealer, 18th and Franklin. Oakland.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
oFFICE-ooS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

ti0oo-I HAVE for sale 50 lots 25xl?5 as a whole:
absolute distress FOR the want OF Immediate
funds and Is sacrificing this property thar
the may make an immediate sale; the lots
command a magnificent view; within - min.
utes of The city: has railroad stations within
) minutes walk: running water etc. :. call and
get fun particulars. J. W LAYMANGE, ess
Market St. S. T., 4eO-4ee Eighth st. Oakland.
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Alameda News Notes.

EJ yogel TO Favalla Peabody wife OF Por-
ter To lot beginning at a point 100 from
OF East Twenty-irst street and l5l.e2 W from
West Twenty-third avenue. 15l.s2, 62S5. w
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ALAMEDA RooMs AND BoARp.

EoMr FOR lasies IN delicate health: large
e-rounds. private. MRS DR. FuNKE 1915 Sth.
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OVERLAND EXPRESS

San Francisco Office. szs Market St. tslsphons
Main i5sl
Oakland once. lis Broadway.
Sacramento Office f01 J street
San Jose office. West Santa Clara street.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15

Regarding "a Jay from Jays
Vile, which appears at the opera
house here Saturday night, Nov.
l6, an advance notice says:
This awfully funny New En-
gland comedy will no doubt fill
every available seat in the opera
house, as the show this season is
polished up to date, and some OF
the greatest vaudeville artists in
America have been engaged and
will introduce new specialties.
The plot is a good one and the
management has spared neither
pains no expense in securing the
best possible talent, and the fnan-
cial results which have attended
their efforts goes to prove that the
best pays best. There is a band
and orchestra Of solo musicians
and on Saturday they will be seen
on the streets with the Jaysyille
band"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15
III. inqul.Ili,e Yopngster.

The old man was reading the
paper on the front steps, and liz
tie Reggie was playing around.
"Pa." said little Reggie. did
you learn to pull wool when you
were q little boy?"
"Um-whats that;-uh.huh--
lemme read"
"And, say pa, is mammals haI
WOOL" went Oh little Reggie.
"Uh huh-run on and play now
kid. and femme read this paper
But. pa. when you pull 10. dc
YOU mix it?' persisted the iDno
cent little love Of q boy with q
crafty. PARKWAY twinkle in his of
eye.
Hey? What's that? What tie
dickens did you say" inquired
the old man, sharply, dropping hi
paper.
"Oh. nothi'." said little Reggie
"Only | heard ma tcllin sis viii.
ago that If you think you're pul
lin wool over her eyes, You're
mixed. that's all, and
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15

Origin Of the American Beauty Roie.
1T n probably not known yer!
widely outside Of rose-growinl
circles" said a Washington florist
the other DAY. that George Ban
croft. the historian, was the pro
Queer Of the American Beaut!
rose. II Is true. nevertheless, anc
there Is quite a story behind th'
way in which that flower sprang
into popularity. George Ban
croft, IN addition TO his historical
studies. was considerable of a nat
uraIist, aud was particularly in
teresied in flowers Roses were
his hobby, and he raised a great
many Of them. not in a haphaz
Yard way, but with scientific IN
sight into their possibilities and ?
constant view TO their improve
ment.
"When he succeeded in produc
ing the American Beauty II be
came known TO quite wide cir
Gle that he had hit upon a very
beautiful flower, and one night
the plant was stolen, by whom i
was never learned. The flower
was taken TO France. where b
soon achieved a vide popularity
under the name Of American
Beauty It's claims were 10 lee
recognized in this country. and 10
now occupies a front rank amo 8
roses. by all rights, however. II
should be- known a. the Bancroft
rather than the American u .auiy
which latter was the name 81 ~
TO it by those who stole the rose
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15
FROM COTTONwOOD.

Mr. aud Mr.. Fuller LETT last
Tuesday for Anderson county where
they intend to make their future
home.
Mr.. and Mr.. j. II. Thomas
visited in the WiNon community
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Morgan Gloss and Miss Cora
Gallalin were married last Wcdnes.
day night, December g, at the resi-
dence OF the bride. farther We
wish them a long aud happy life
Rev. J. NJ Bullock GIlel his
regular appointment saturday aud
sunday at the Baptist church.
Among the visitor. were Mr. Orear
and children, Mr.. and Mr.. Smith
Of Robertson county; Miss Minnie
Howard, Messrs. John Thompson
and Charlie Brown Of Wheclock
Miss Maggie Holden Of Alexandria,
and Mr. lobe Tobias Of Kurten.
Mr.. Henry Kooutz and Ernest
Gallatin left Sunday Tor Houston.
Misses Blanche Hickman, Nora
Thomas Dolle Elliott and Mrs.
Grice and daughter, Della, LEFT
Monday for Houston.
". II Rcdding and family OF
Madison county visited relatives
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15
Locking Ahead.

"Pa," said the beautiful girls
mother, you ought TO bc ashamed
Of yourself for making 80 much
fuss over the expense which Ia.
genie is going TO in preparing for
her wedding. You must remcm
Der tia; this is something which
happens TO a girl only once in a
lifetime"
only once IN a lifetmeW ex
claimed the stingy old man; say
do you know that there were more
than fourteen hundred divorces
granted IN Michigan last year"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15

Il notice" she said, that in
pcrsonifying truth the poets al.
ways make it feminine. Why is
,hat il u isn't because they realize
that women are more truthful
than mcn?'
"Oh,' lac answered, Its simply
their way Of insinuating that
Truth j., bound TO have the last
word"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15
4 Country Martyr.

Ciy--"Aren't you going to give
me- some Of those cherries"
Country-"Oh, they will give
YOU an awful stomachachew
City-"Don't they give you
onc?'
Country-"Ycs, but I'm used to
il. can stand pain myself, but |
can't bear 10 see Others suffer"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian church will conduct
a sale Of fancy articles, suitable for
Christmas gifts, also Of cakes, on
Friday. December Is, from 10 a..
m. until 5p. m, at the house Of
Mr.. l.. l.. McInnis. Those ladies
who intend to contribute articles
] for this sale, and have not met
with the society, are requested to
send 10 these articles TO Mrs..
/ McInnis, early on the morning Of
1.-THE 10Th. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15
Following the Ball.

- splendid stroke! Did you
follow the ball, Caddie?'
NO. sir, but | think that gen.
tlcman with the red coat can tell
Won where IL struck. ] see him
feeling ON his head
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15
AMI Exception.

at is better to laugh Than to
cry" said the young and innocent
girl, brightly.
Not II you are trying to man
age a husband said the woman
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15

IN this community saturday and
Sunday.
The singing Sunday night at
Mr.. Thomas was excellent
Jauawa.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15
rnE BRYAN MARKETS

Prices were quoted ia Bryan
:. -tcrlay a. fbllow-.
COTTON.
MidIlinE &c.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15

Egg -.
Chickens 81 80 per doz
Beeswax lie per pound.
Turkeys 80 TO soc each.
Honey ~ per pound.
Country lard Glc per pound.
Butter - per pound.
Bacon, 6lc per pound.
Irish Potatoes 15c per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes SOC per bushel.
Onions Be per pound.
Dried Peas PC per pound.
Corn 4Oc per bushel.
Hay $50 per ton.
Wood S!.7j per cord.
Cotton seed 5000 per ton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15

wool AND HIDES.
Wool average l2c per pound.
Hide green ic per pound.
Hides sailed 7c per pound.
Hides dry Sc per pound
Bones poe per 100 pounds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-15

Those smoking Jackets and house
coats At Pars. & woldrops make elegant
Christmas presents. "A