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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01
Letter List.

LADIES. GENTS.
Allen, Sarah Anderson, T II
Hase, Flora Addems Jim
lsbell, Mollie Barnes, W
Johnson, Texaner Butler, John
Johnson, Hannah Calvert, Rev. CD
Paris, Easter Clay, General
Robinson, Ida COTts, T.
Reed, CArmiIlian Dollar II
Smith, Lula Eiheridge, l. L
White, Flora Machn, Geo.
Young, Roxie Miles, Isaac
Mcmillan, is
Mckinney, J II
Stubbledeld, Willie
Seallen, Lee
Woodee, Jno. c
Above list Of letters remaining in ia,
Bryan postofiice for the week endini
Oct. 81. A charge Of one cent is mad
on each piece Of mail advertised. Whei
calling for these letters please say al
vertised, giving date. Very Resp''
Tyler Haswell, 7. VI.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01

Austin, Oct 30. Judge and Mrs.
Reagan have returned from Palestine.
Judge Reagan will leave for Richmond.
Va, about the 9Th or 9th Of next month
to DO present at the unwilling Of tho
monuments dedicated to the memory OF
Jefferson Davis and his daughter. Miss
Winnie Davis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01
YAl. Professor Arrested.

New Haven. Oct ~. Frank II Chase,
tutor in English at Yale university wa,
arrested and taken before the police
court charged with trespass He wa,
also charged with annoying families by
peeping through window shutters Hi,
case was postponed for a week DR. ChAs,
admits the police charges. but says hs
was out for regular nightly exercis,
and meant no harm lie spent most Of
tho night behind the bars. however. He
has been studying hard this year. and
his mind is said 70 have become unbAl
Anced. owing 20 overwork.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01
To study Mountain Life.

Chicago. Oct 3..-A party Of studentl
from the University Of Chicago will &c
to the Kentucky mountains where Tia,
recent feuds have occurred 10 stud,
simple frontier life as reiailed by IN,
mountaineers Prof George +. Win
cent Of the department Of sociology IL
making the plans for the trip.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01

st. Joseph, No, Oct - John To
rey, we'll known travelling man, ON
ployed by the Gronoweg Tobacco com
pany, committed suicide at Plattsburg
No, rather than be arrested for nj
tempting to murder his sweetheart, Mis-
Mary Neenan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01
In.urancs Company Withdraw.

Austin, oct 8l.--The commissioner
OF insurance has been officially notified
OF withdrawal from the state Of the Ger.
mania Fire Insurance company Of New
Orleans This company has reinsured
all Of lie Texas policies in the American
Fire Insurance company Of New York.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01

Macon. Ga, oct 30. Mrs Jefferson
Davis has writtena letterto Harry Still.
well Edwards, tho novelist that the
monument 20 her noted husband will be
unveiled at Richmond, Va, on Nov D.
the day on which the memorial tablet
to Miss Winnie Davis will bo unveiled
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01
Dewey In His New Home.

Washington. Oct 81. Admiral Dewey
has taken possessession Of his home
The LAST o. tho furniture was arranged
In the house Monday and the admirali
trunks were brougt up from tho apart
mentA he has been occupying at thu
Everett
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01

Washington, Oct 3l.--George Bartlo.
the Oldest clerk Of tho state department.
Keeper Of the great seal" and q close
friend OF Daniel Webster. died at HE
residence here. He was appointed by
Secretary Buchanan in 1915
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01

Shanghai. Oct 81 Tho North Chins
Daily News has a dispatch from Chung
King dated Monday saying a native re-
volt has broken out at Jen -Iuaih-Sien
province Of Kueirx Chow. The magis
trate has been murdered and tho situa.
ton il considered serious.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01

New Orleans, Oct 81. - Spreading
rails caused the Memphis express Of ths
Illinois Central to leave the track Jus,
inside the city limits, and two coaohe,
were overturned. Several persons were
badly hurt but none believed 10 b.
ssriouly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01
Ports Around Kimberly.

Cape Town, Oct SIT is rsporte,
from Barkeloy West, that tho Beers ar
constructing forts around Kimborly fo
the purpose Of Smelling the town.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01
A FRIEND,

Chas. Edinburg- restaurant in the
Zennau block is now open day and
night. Regular meals 50 cents. Short
order lunches at all hours. n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01

New York, Oct 81. -. Richard Webb
the shipbuildsr and philanihropist, dict
here, aged 50.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-01

All kinds Of ine millinery very cheap
at Mrs. G. VI. Proctors. 1881
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED, THIRTY YOUNG MEN TO
call on us daily to show them how 10
save aud make money-takes little capt.
tai, for example. We can sell an eight
room house for three hundred, purchaser
assuming mortgage of one thousand at
seven per cent Property nets over nine.
You make two per cent on borrowed cap
ital, or twenty dollars a year, for which
you pay nothing; over nine per cent, on
three hundred, which equals seventeen
per cent on actual outlay. Remember
that when you place money In invest
ments like this It works for you while you
sleep. Il. X. Demmond & Co, Room g.,
Proyident Building.
WANTED TO PURCHASE OR HIRE.
one or two engines in good order for wood
en- train. J. X. Mauer e. Co., Garnett, s. g.
A FIRM AT OPORTO PORTUGALO
deslres to represent a first-class house OF
cotton export for the whole OF Portugal:
best bank references. Offers 10 MT.
Adolph Wandschneider, oporto, Portugal
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four weeks of standard repertoire opera
has little of the significance attached to
those producing Il. but il is a big under
taking, and demands support OF public
patronage to assure success. Thirty-two
performances are guaranteed for $l6,as per
the subscription FORM and repertoire of
twenty operas will be produced, thus pre-
venting any opera being produced more
than twice. The subscription form is the
most satisfactory way the cheapest too,
and the leading cities are adopting il for
festivals, operas and the Ike.
Messrs. James Il. Chase James Shaw
and Weis will attend to all personal So
lioitauons, list will also be opened az the
box office for those desiring to sign. or
still another way convenient for those
who receive the letter fully explaining the
OBJECT, is to NIL out the blank return il
10 the box office of the theater. Any of
these responses viii assure the manage
ment OF a support which must be had be-
fore Hnal arrangements are made with the
artists
II is also necessary that those desiring
TO subscribe make II known at once for
several hundred subscriptions must be
promised before any contracts are signed
me management desires to impress upon
the public its sincerity in the enterprise
ana of the necessity for early and liberal
responses to their letters and solicita-
tons. II the support be sufficient one of
the finest operate organizations will be
the result, including artists from the
standard companies, closing their season
very shorty now. Further negotiations
since the arranging of the circular letters
point very strongly to the securing Of
either Pauline Han or CarmIe D'Arville
to further strengthen the company.
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oEMuINE MEDICAL ADVICE

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with his staff of nearly of trained special
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more sklful service than money can buy outside the
great cities, where such skill can be bought, but
only by the wealthy. The proof of DR., Pierce's
special skill lies in the fact that large part of his
have been performed in cases where the local
physicians had utterly failed to give help.
from net sad 6q @ R6f syG
Rie Stn at p writes Mrs Selma ETSsson OF 499
been to three different doctors and said
never get better without going the hospital for operation
at home with my dear little ones miscarriage
May last and was weak all summer Was not able to do
would have for day or sometimes two days Last
ceved answer within days from the day wrote advs-
aorte Pr and six of the G9den Medea piseoy
what was taxing have not been to physician since the
asIever did before had miscarriage Twas so nervous
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tor twice week and every time would GO there felt sick
gained tight along have gained 20 pounds within
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Write to DR.. Pierce, and so avoid the unpleasant
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Buffalo, N. Y.
Free DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adj
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A FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE
ON TnE PARK AT AUCTIO

{. II. DORsETT. AuctIO aeer,
Win sell at the Court House during the
usual hours OF sale, on TUESDAY, May
2, 1899,
That, elegant residence fronting tho
Park extension, known as No. I'll Whita-
ker street. near Gwnnett.
The house was built with special regard
to comfort, convenience and durability, of
selected material and by the most careful
wortmon. The rooms are large, high
ceilings AIRY and well lighted. Great par
ticularity was observed to secure the best
sanitary plumbing, this being done by
days work. The house pipes are exposed
and OF brass, fixtures nickel-plated, bath
room wainseoated and foored with white
enamel tile. The mantels are all cabinet
massive, Of oak, birdseye maple and cher
~. The halls, dining room and library are
wainscoated in quarter sawed oak and
birdseye maple, paneled four-feet high.
with book case built In library. The house
is heated by hot air, has steel range, sta
tionery agate tubs, electric lights, with
complete system of dlsconnecting, SER
wants quarters and stable II is a COM
plete residence, and splendidly located. 10
IL being sold because Of the removal of the
owner from the city.
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS MAKE MONEY AS THEY
never made it before selling the new Pat
ent Laundry stove; a quick seller and 100
per cent. profit; avail yourself OF this un-
precedented opportunity at once by adj
dressing l.. W. Seabolt Winston, n. c.
PROFITABLE WORK OFFERED
agents In every town to secure subscEip-
lions TO the Ladies' Home Journal and
the Saturday Evening Post. Good pay
for good work. We want agents TO work
thoroughly and with business system TO
cover each section with our illustrated
little booklets and other advertising mat
ter. How well some of our agents have
succeeded is told IN a little booklet we
would like 10 send you--portraits OF some
of our best agents. with the story OF how
they made II pay. The Curtis Publishing
Co, Philadelphia Pa
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED. POSITION BY Al BICYCLE
repairer or salesman. can give good refer
ences. Address Gus Bean, Augusta, Ga.
WANTED, PERMANENT POSITION
by Northern young man OF good address.
Live and energetic. X. News.
WANTED. YOUNG MAN FROM COUN-
try desires place AZ assistant bookkeeper
or clerk; can furnish best of references;
have had twelve years experience in gem
eral merchandise business Address Coun-
try, Morning News
WANTED. BY A YOUNG MAN. a
position as salesman either on the road
or in store; five 90 years experiences can
give good references; also bond. II re-
quired; have held positions of trust Ad-
dress 7. 0. Box 81 Dunnellon. Fla.
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AGENTS lMANTED.

AGENTS WANTED FOR LIFE AND
Achievements OF Admiral Dewey" the
greatest naval hero Of all ages, by Hon.
Murat Halstead. the lifelong friend and
admrer OF the intrepid commander and
recently returned from the Philippines /,
contains an official history Of our War
with Aguinaldo," with his battlenag, per-
sonally presented Mr.. Halstead by the in
surgent chieftain ana reproduced in all
the original colors; gorgeously illustrated
with IS superb half-tonea; contains 576
pages; size 7xi0i four maps In colors; only
$50; outfits free ana ready this week. Ad-
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Chicago.
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AT THE THEATER.
"Oid Glory" spIendidIy Presented
before a Large Audience.

"Vid Glory" SpIendidIy Presented
Before a Large Audience.
The entertainment, "Old Glory" at the
'aeater last night under the auspices of
'he Kings Daughters, was a success in
every way and the audience, which pack
go the house to the very doors, showed
ny the liberal applause given the various
participants that it was pleased.
after an overture by the First North
O'roiina band the programme opened with
'aoleau' " A Living Flag" made up of
galaxy of little boys and girls appro-
p,ately costumed and prettily arranged.
MSS M, L. McGehee gave a recitation
untitled The Pride of Battery B" in a
AIRY excellent manner, showing powers of
-, o' utlon and defamation of strength
~ walter E. Fisher sang a vocal solo,
answer and the Empress Drill came
n Al inns was participated in by twenty
is,l young ladies .costumed in blue and
I'm, Inc drill was led by Miss Lillian
o"er and Miss Lillian Tilton and the
s"Hs ladies went through the movements
WIN grace and precision
me iableau, Court of Cupid" being a
u.y hoy dressed as Cupid and with bow
liz, T arrows set in the center of group of
OH 7hiS' was extremely pretty. An
H."'r ,aoleau that was effective was THE
M" hion-The North and South United. 3"
s smith represented Yankee Doodle"
nv, MISS Brewer was Dixie"
Ie Lawton Cadets under the COM
a., OF Capt. Latham Pritchard, gave
gu gH@liioltion drill which showed the young
WrPis 10 be well up in their tactics
g g. A. II. Hopkins sang solo and Miss
~ 5i'allne winters rendered a violin solo,
On fancy serpentine dance of Miss Mar
M, ''e SUITS was one of the features of
on, entertainment, and the skillful and
1.gtui manner i'm which she danced
ousht the little lady several rounds of
use and some flowers.
n. IKE your Clothes and Co" was sung
ana -,as halle Rossignol. cute little tot
u, 1 sue followed with fancy dance. which
M very prettly executed.
/ 71it1e next number was tableau. Liberty
/ C.Hl'ehlng the World" The I.awton
e.,as We're lined upon one side of the
1 e-- ana squad from the Fourth Vir-
i ' on the other. In the background was
or Liberty, personated by Miss
Il &c Iaggart. Mr. John M. Black sang.
Wnere the Lindens Bloom" and
n fs e. nuoner followed with a violin solo
NM, ''ulls gave patriotic dance In cos
ana holding two flags, squad
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
>~-~-~~--~---~S~~-~~---~-
EXECUTORS SALE
FINE RESIDENCES ON JONES AND
GORDON STREETS.
c. II. DORsETT, AuctIoneer.

Under and by virtue of the provisions
of the viii OF the late Mrs Mary f. WILL
iams, aud for the purpose of distribution,
| win offer for sale at the Court House In
Savannah. during the usual hours of sale
on TUESDAY. May >. 1899, the following
well located and very desirable residences,
being the property of said estate:
Lot No. / Monterey ward, situated on
the southeast corner Of Jones and Whita-
ker streets, ana the improvements thereon,
known as No. % Jones street west, which
consists of large and commodious two
story double residence. This Is one of the
most desirable residential corners In the
city. This lot IS subject to an annual
ground rent to the city OF Savannah of
SiS06, being 6 per cent. on 5000. which
latter amount can be paid or not at the
option of the owner.
Lot No. 81 Monterey ward Gordon, be-
tween Bull and Whitaker. and the inn
provements. which consists OF two 3-story
on basement residences, known as Nos II
and 10 Gordon. west. These houses are
wei and substantially built and are very
roomy, we'll arranged and exceedingly de-
sirnbe as residences. WilI be sold sepa-
rately. The lot Is subject 10 an annual
ground rent of SSs.44 to the city of Savan-
nah, being 6 per cent. on $4,000 principal.
payable at option of owner For further
Information apply TO auctioneer or to
II. A. CRANE.
Executor OF the last will and testament Of
Mrs Mary e. williams
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ron sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. ABOUT 100 WHILE LEAVING
the Merchants National Bank, and go
ing to the Citizens Bank, from there
through Johnson's square, ! dropped in
either OF those places, two packages OF
money $3.50 in five dollar bills, and $50 In
small bills. A suitable reward Will be given
the finder thereof. G. Coleman. over the
Chatham Bank, cigar manufacturer.
LOST, PAIR EYEGLASSES. At
Whitaker street and First avenue. Finder
will be rewarded II returned to e. q.
Black at 6 Bryan street. west
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Ut CONTAINS NO rJARc0TIcs~-~
AND NO ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM!

from the Fourth Virginia gave an exhibit
ton drill
The closing tableau was the peace Jub-
lice" and was the most elaborate of the
evening. Young ladies representing the diff
ferent nations were grouped around a fig
ure Of "Uncle Sam the Lawton Cadets
and the Fourth Virginia squad making up
the background, and the orchestra playing
America" and the Red White and
Blue"
The following are the names of The young
ladies' who took part, and the nations they
represented Miss Debb.e Taggart, Liber-
ty: Miss Ulmer Hortan, America; Miss
Edistle Teasdale, England; Miss Georgia
Reilly the army; Miss Helen Thompson,
the navy; Miss Eva Aucher Spain; Miss
Maud Pacetti, Cuba; Miss Birdie Mailery,
China, Miss Reva Falfigant, France; Miss
Bessie Rose, Portugal; Miss Bertha Arden
Japan: Miss Lila Fallgant, Switzerland;
Miss Pearl Sullivan. Italy; Miss Louise
FaIigant. Russia, and Miss Ruth Cox, Hol-
land.
The First North Carolina band which
served as an orchestra played between the
numbers The plano accompanies were
Prof. Mehrtens and Mr.. John Rebarer
Mr. Nilsson kindly allowed the use Of his
scenery and electrical effects, which added
much to the effectiveness and beauty of
The tableaux and dancing.
The entertainment was under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Kathleen Kennedy Of Hi
nois. and the smoothness with which the
long programme was gone through re-
fected credit upon her.
Carl Nilsson. manager of Nilsson's aerial
ballet company. feels that his show was
given under disadvantage Wednesday
night Both he and other members Of his
company were 81. he says ana were I'M
able TO play In their usual style. The cleo
trical arrangements were also ""' - "-1--
he
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find fault with the notice of the perform
ance given in the Morning News. The
company did not appear yesterday after-
noon.
To-nights attraction will be of interest
to those interested I'M sports. Under the
auspices of the Baltimore Base Ball Cub
a boxing tourna ment win be given, the
principal event being a twenty-five round
glove contest between Gordon Bailey, the
champion of Georgia, and Ed Horn, train
er of the Baltimore team Both men are
pretty evenly matched and an interesting
bout is promised. Two preliminary bouts
between local sports will add to the pro-
gramme.
Clever comedians, pretty girls. good
voices, and nimble heels, is the combina-
ton promised by Cosgrove and Grant In
their new version of THE Dazzler" to-
morrow matinee and night performances.
The piece is said TO have been entirely re-
written and Is now clever comedy in it.
self with coherent story, a humorous
plot and bright situations. A german
brewer. who has money to burn, deter
mines, after long urging by his high spirit
ed and ambitious daughter, to go TO Eu-
rome and purchase title, and incidentally
rid himself of his name, Wurtzberger
Ratz. which has become burden to him.
through the jokes Of the boys. During an
evening at Roster and Bials Just before
his departure TO the other side, he takes
n little too much wine, and getting ac-
auainted with Kitty Starlight, concert
hall singer he promises her 10000 to start
out a troupe OF her own. The next day
he repents of all this, but he Is followed
to Europe by the singer, and also by a
tramp who knows Of the circumstances.
and between the two they lead him a mer-
ny dance. Other characters I'm the piece
--'-----'siness manager Of the Dazzler
p captain, and bevy Of young
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


WANTED, A YOUNG MAN ABOUT IS
TO 20 years old. for work in Broughton
street store. Address =. 0. Box IS, city.
WANTED, RECRUITS FOR THE
United States Marine Corps, unmarried
men of good habits, between the ages cf
q and 35 years; must be free from all
nhvsIcal defects and disease and not less
than s feet inches nor more than feet
in hight; must be citizens or naturalized
citizens of the United States; enlistment
for FIVE years; duty abroad OF In United
states: pay, siS to SIG per month, food
clothing and medical attendance free. For
enllstrnent or further particulars apply TO
commanding officer, marine barracks
naval station, Port Royal. s. c.
WANTED, FOR UNITED STATES
Army. able-bodied unmarried men, be-
tween ages Of IS and 30, of good character
ana temperate habits For information
apply to recruiting officer. 1903 Bull street.
Savannah, Ga.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~-~e----~-~~---~~--~~~-~
TEMPLE MlCKVA ISRAEL CORNER
Bun ana Gordon streets, Rev. /. =. Men
des, rabbi Evening service, Friday 6:l5
o'clock p. m; morning service, Saturday.
10 O'Clock a. M; Sunday school, Sunday
10 O'Clock a. m; Friday lecture, "A Good
Mans Advice" This lecture will be the
last of the winter series Saturday morn
ing. Minutes With the Bible" Strangers
and soldiers cordially invited.