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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Oct. 13.-Cattle re.
ceipts 5000. steady: native steers.
H25GG10: southern steers, so.50m
355; southern cows. $i.G5m2.75, ma.
tive cows and heifers, s1.65mI75:
stockers and feeders, $250n4.25:
bulls. s200m3.00: calves. S2.5o6625:
western steers. $275M4.50; western
cows. s2.0OM3.c5
Kansas City Sheep.
Sheep receipts 1000 steady; NUT.
tons, s4.25m5.25; lambs. s5.50m7.
25; range wethers. $4.50n5.25: fed
ewes. $i.00n465.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, Oct. 13.--Cattle receipts
1000. slow steady; beeves. $S.70ms.-
30; cows and heifers, S1.25m4.50:
stockers and feeders. S215m43O;
Texans, $34o@4.50; westerns, S3.25
@4.S0
Chicago Sheep
Sheep receipts $4,000, strong: sheen
4ooQ5.50 lambs, s7509S.oO
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13
BAILEY INDICTED

Peoria. Oct. 1S.-The grand jury re.
turned final report today with true
bill against Oliver J. Bailey, chairman
Of the finance committee Of the Peoria
school hoard. holding him on the
charge of malfeasance and permitting
Newton c. Dougherty to misappro.
pirate school money. Bailey is presi.
dent Of the Dime Savings bank and
an officer Of many financial institu.
tions. The jury censured the entire
board for Criminal negotiations in
administering affairs Of the city
schools" Forty-three additional In
dictments were returned against
Dougherty
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13

on the part Of the two governments
to right their grievances has not yet
been decided. France has informed
the United States that the course she
has shaped is one of extreme patience.
but OF even greater firmness. II can
be announced that the French gov
ernment has already considered sew.
eral courses of action amy one of
which II Is believed would bring Pres.
ident Castro to terms. None will be
adopted. however. until Secretary
Root and Mr.. Jusserand have further
considered the report Of Calhoun. In
the meantime both governments will
bide their time letting n be known
that both are equally determined to
obtain an early justice for their citi.
zens.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13
TERRITORIAL q,
N. {. 7. j. BE-.
GINS SESSIONS
Officers Of the Organization.
WelI.known Women from
Outside the City
interesting Program tos Tomorrow. ..wel'
come Address BY Rev. II. II. Treat
and Presidents Annual Address
BY Mrs. Borden.

The eighteenth annual convention
|of the New Mexico Womans Chris.
tim Icnl erarce Union opened this
morning In this city, the sessions
being held In the NJ. e. church.
The program was not carried out at
the morning session and no import.
ant business was transacted as very
few Of tho delegates had yet arrived.
The officers Of the territorial union
are as follows: President, Rev. Mary
]. Borden: first vice.president, Mrs.
IL. J. Webster: second vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. 8. C. Long: corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Temperance Whit
comb; recording secretary. Mrs. Pitt
Ross: treasurer. Mrs. Ella o. Wood.
Those present from out of the city
at The MOI ming session were Mrs.
Borden. Mrs. Lillian Wilson. superin.
ltendent, Of franchises. and Mrs. Ada
Morley. superintendent Of humane
work.
At this evenings session, Rev II.
H. Treat will deliver an address OF
welcome and Mrs. Mary J. Borden
will deliver the annual address. Rev.
w. W.. Hayens will also make short
talk. There will be special music
The superintendent will make
their annual report at the Saturday
morning session. The departments
and superintendents are as, follows:
Viffnans., Mrs. Morley: l.. T. H.. Mrs.
0asljck; franchise. Mrs. G. E. Will
son scientific temperance. Mrs.
Kinsell: Sabbath observance. Mrs,
LdSg: social, purity. Mrs. ParshaIl; |;
Jail and prison, Miss Thomas.
At the Saturday afternoon session
MISS yncter. will read paper en-
titled :" The Jung Frau Of America. -
Officers will be elected. the commit
tee on resolutions will make their
report, and an adjournment will be
taken. SATURDAY. evening a public en-
tertainment will be given. In place Of
the medal, contest consisting OF reci-
tatiOns., songs and, short addresses.
The, ,Alhnnrerque Citizen saws Of
the. convention,
Mrs, Ada Morley. delegate to the
convention from Socorro county. was
a Sassenker on the morning train for
Lag Vegas. 80
Nrsv Morley is the owner Of large
stock ranch at, patil, N. NJ. and her
purpose at the, convention will be to
further the work Of the union In the
cadse Of bnmane treatment to the
horse, AT the ranch home Mrs. Nor
ley lives close to the horse. with the
freedom Of, the range. and she un-
derstands them thoroughly well. She
is opposed to the check rein and the
owners OF jerked.up horses Of Las
Vegas may return to their rigs dur.
Ing her presence in the city and find
their animals with their necks at
relt. ~ Fa ''' M
Mrs. Borden takes great interest IN
temperance work and an attempt will
be made during the convention to
form territorial antksaloon league.
Mrs. Wilson's special work IL to Sc.
cure a franchise for the woman. and
she attends the convention as a spe.
cial representative OF the Woman's
club OF Albuquerque.
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MISS ROOSEVELT SAILS
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

Yokohama, ct. 13-The Pacific
anil steamaF Siberia. sailed for San
Francisco this afternoon with Miss
Alice Roosevelt and travelling COM
tpanions and E. H. Hartman and
party on board. The distinguished
Americans were given a great send
off by the japanese people, resident
foreign and civil officials.
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LANE SLATED ron IMrgA.
STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION

Washington Oct. l3.-Having &c.
cepted the resignation Of Former Gov.
ernOr Fifer OF Illinois as member u
the interstate committee commission.
the president has let 1t be understood
he expects to appoint as his successor
man from the Pacific coast. II Is
known that Franklin l.. Lane Is under
consideration.
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ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
TAKES orRENUouo MGAoUREo.

Rome. Oct. 13.-The government
adopted extraordinary measures 10
put an end to anti.mliitary demon.
strations occurring throughout the
country. Collisions have taken place
at Turin and Florence between the
police and manifestants. A meeting
Of socialists here caused a clash with
the police. several manifestants being
wounded. ..Ah
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MAN RESPONSIBLE FOR JEW.
isH MASSACRE ASsAsSINATED

Kishineff. Besharabia, Russia. Oct.
I'm. Ossovsky. assistant chic of
police here. was assassinated TODAY.
He was held to be largely responsible
for the massacre Of the Jews in 1903
and more recent anti-Jewish disturb.
aDces.
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BRITISH ADMIRAL GETS
GLAD HAND IN JAPAN

Toxic. Oct. 13.-The emperor Of
Japan received Vice Admiral Noel.
commander Of tAe British squa dron,
now at Yokohama his staff and the
British military attaches today at the
palace. welcomed them heartily 10
Japan. The emperor placed Shiba
palace at the disposition Of Admiral
Noel and party.
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THIEVES IMPORTED

New York. Oct. 1l.-That gang Of
thieves has been imported to New
York to register for the fall election
In the lower east side was the state
ment made today by prisoner who
was arrested after Z series Of bold as
saults and robbery had been COM
mitted in the streets. The police
charge the thugs registered falsely
and believe they have q political
license to rob and plunder.
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DEAD or GRIEF

Peoria, Ill., Oct. 13.-Heart broken
over the closinfg Of the Peoria Nh
tional bank on account of defalcations
Of PORT. Newton c. Dougherty. itR
preident, Calvin G, Lines, fifty.one
years bookkeeper and lat(iy directef'
Of the bank. died last night. At thu.
meeting Of the dldectOrs It which f:t
was decided to close the bank, Lines,
sat with his head buried In his hands,
a picture Of abject despair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13

At Roy. Mora county. last week
Benieno Chavez imbfbed too freely
Of bad whisky and proceeded to shoot
up the town. He was followed for
about eight miles and finally captured,
being fined $50 and costs before Jus
tice of the Peace Lucero. He was
also fined $50 and costs for conduct
ing a gambling device without q II.
cense. and $40 and costs for threaten.
ing an officer.
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RUSSIAN LIBERAL
LEADER DEAD

St. Petersburg, Oct. 13-The Rus
sian press today expresses genuine
SORROW at the death yesterday Of
Prince Sergius TrouDetskoy, the fore
most liberal Of Russia, and former
president of the Zemstve convention.
His death removes restraining
influence over Moscow students and
may cause the closing Of the univer-
sity.
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WASHINGTON JOURNALIST
GETS FAT PICKING,

Washington. Oct. 13.--President
Roosevelt has reappointed Henry
Litchfield West, a Washington news
paper man. and democrat. a mem
Der of the board of commissioners of
the District Of Columbia.
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FIFTV.FlVE DOLLAR
CLERK HANDLED MILLIONS.

Pittsburg, Oct Decentralization Of
the recent Adams express robbery
brought TO light the fact that G. f.
Cunliffe who disappeared with $1ON,.
600, though he handled perhaps mil
lion dollars year, was paid only $55
monthly salary and was under only a
1000 bond.
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New Orleans. la. Oct. 13.-Except
for the fact that a nest Of yellow fe-
ver has been discovered at New
iberia the situation is cheering. Eigh.
teen cases are under treatment at
New Iberia but most of them are mild
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sEvERAL CHANGES 70
De MADE IN PHILIPPINES.

Washington. Oct. 13--Manila news
papers Just arrived indicate clearly
rud understandingly that there are
to be several changes in the personal
OF the Philippine commission. Il is
stated that Commissioner Tde Is
shortly TO retire on account OF age
and general reconstruction commits
siUner is forecasted.
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"eucK" MCCARTHY, CHICAGO
FORMER ALDERMAN DEAD.

Chicago. Oct. 13.--James J. Nc
Carthy, familiarly known as Buck"
Mccarthy. former alderman OF the
stock yards district, died today after
long illness. He was famous
figure in city politics decade ago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13

The large awning in front Of Bach
arach Bros. store is in dilapidated
condition. This afternoon sudden
gust of wind tore one corner from its
fastenings, pricipitating 1t TO the
sidewalk.
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JUDGE TUCKER FIRED.

Washington, Oct. lathe
president has accepted the res
ignation Of Eugene Tucker as
associate judge OF the supreme
court Of Arizona. To take effect
the 18th instant. To succeed
him the president appointed
Paul Jassen. His resignation
IL believed TO be the result OF
the recent investigation OF
charges filed by leading mem.
bers OF bar and citizens.
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STILL NEW MEXICAN.

Wichita, Kas.. Oct, l3.-Ex.
Congressman Simpson denies
he has disposed OF his New
Mexico holdings. His wife re-
Gently sold a claim there for
$l.100. Simpson says he never
will re-enter politics II he re-
covers sufficiently TO attend to
any business matters. His con.
dition shows no Improvement
today.
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SWEDISH HOUSES ADOPT
RATIFICATION TREATY

Stockholm. Oct. 13.--Both houses
Of parliment unanimously adopted the
government bill providing for the rat
ification of the Karlstad treaty.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-13

The b. B. lodge will give some
kind Of an entertainment the latter
part Of the month. but the commit
tee having the affair IN charge have
not decided on the date. nor the char
acter Or the. festivities.
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The Officers.
Arlington. Oct. 13.-JOhn L. Ha
SUPPOSED LEADER OF
BLACK HAND ARRESTED

New York, Oct 13.-Fflicia Pitc a,
a saloonkeeper who, the police say. is
the chief of the italian black hand
gang in New York, was arrested to-
day.
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION
STILL IMPROVING.
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cAPTAJN TAccART WINS.
Wooster, o.. Oct. 13.-The decision
Of Judge Eason in the Taggart di.
yorca case today was. in favor Of
Captain Taggat.
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BANKERS CONVENTION

Washington, Oct. l13.-The program,
of the American Bankers convention
today included a discussion Of prac-
tical banking questions by delegates.
an address on "Our Commerce" by
Harvey D. Goulder of Cleveland, O.,
and the election Of officers. Goulder
advocated thorough experiment In
the rehabilitation of our merchant
marine. c. p. Allis Of Eria. Pa, advo.
Gated the system Of insurance for Ma
tional bank deposits. Allis said the
fact must be recognized that there
is an underlying current Of distrust
in banks pervading every commun.
ity.
The Officers.
Washington, Oct. 13.-John L. Ham.
ilton was elected president of the
American Bankers association. Mem.
bers OF the executive council for the
next three years were selectd as fol.
lows: George M. Reynolds, Chicago:
Milton E. Allies, Washington; J. l..
Edwards, Burlington. Iowa; H. B.
Wilcox, Baltimore; J. j. Sullivan,
Cleveland.
BY a resolution the convention re.
scented the frequent reports that the
association placed noted criminals on
;skflary to prevent their continued
Naudulent operations. The associa.
n ticn adjourned sine die.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-20

The colored people celebrated
emancipation day yesterday on an
extensive scale. a parade Of deco
rated vehicles and horse back riders.
headed by brass band from Nava-
sofa. marched about the streets at
noon. and out 20 the grounds In the
northwest part OF town, where fine
barbecue dinner aud public speak.
ing were enjoyed. A ball game was
plsyed Ia the afternoon between the
Bryan aud NavasOta coloret teams.
Gen. II. b s,oddard has received
an invitation 10 deliver an address
during the reunion Of McLennan
county ex.Confederate veterans at
McGregor. August 9. 10 and II, and
will attend the meeting n he is In
the state at the time Gen. Stoddard
il Just recovering from a three
weeks illness.
Miss Elsie Peck Of Corsicaua re-
turned home yesterday accompanied
by Miss Bessie Lee Williamson OF
BRENNAN. aud Miss Maggie McDou-
gald. Miss Peck will entertain a
house party for several days.
DIT. /. F. Belts left yesterday to
conduct a revival meeting at Harris
school house. There Is probability
that a new Methodist church will be
organized at that point during the
meeting.
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart has just re-
turned from a visit 20 san Jacinto,
Liberty and other East Texas coun-
ties in the interest Of the a. aud c.
Institute, aud Is much pleased with
his trip.
Rev. c. r. Lamar, presiding elder,
will preach AZ the Methodist church
in this city next sunday and hold
quarterly conference Monday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-20
MINOR MATTERS.
New whea, Is coming in.

New whea, r. coming in.
Cotton blooms are reported in many
Texas fields.
General A. T. Wagner died suddenly
az Ashevlile. y. g.
Santa Re railway contemplates erect
Ing a roundhouse at tawton.
a negro. name unknown. dropped
dead Ia field near West. Tex.
Mrs. W. J. Bryan and Miss Bryan.
her daughter. sailed for Europe
Samuel Davis. American instructor
OF police. died al Panama Of yellow fe-
Yer.
Headquarters Of Denver. Enid and
Gulf railway will remain az Oklahoma
City.
Experiments with coal briquettes on
the Texas Midland railway were a sue
cess.
/ r. Keene's sysonhy won the ,20.-
900 Tidal stakes at sheepshead Bay.
~. Y.
BY the upsetting OF n canoe near
Hsz;sion. II. C.. seven persons lost
their lives.
Captain W. =. Cornelius. n Texan
since 1886, died at clarksville. aged
eighty years.
Anton Port. at Chicago. murdered
his young wife and suicided. A divorce
suit was pending.
Most Of the cattle steamers between
Galveston and Cuban ports fly the
Norwegian flag.
Nineteen 81 the children brought 10
Texas from New York last week have
been given homes az weimar.
Beaumont and Great Northern rail-
way. from Trinity 90 Livingston. Tex.
thirty-seven miles. has been chartered.
In a riot at Chicago Henry HusksoId.
teamster. was killed. Frank Davis
fatally wounded and W. white badly
shot
Al Shreveport s. Bryson. a Green
wood. Ia. merchant. was fined $500
for not paying the 1900 parish license.
He sells liquor
Ely Washington. a negro. charged
/ with attempting 20 assault white girl
and raping a woman % his race. was
Jailed AZ Bastrop, Tex.
Mrs. Sarah Burrier Rhodes. i03 years
old. died az Marshall, Okla. Five gem
eratlons attended her funeral She was
| the mother OF thirteen children.
A special fast freight train on the
International and Great Northern rail-
road was composed Of twenty-one car
loads % watermelons from Pearsall.
| Tex.
Near Lafayette. Ind. Harry Hatton
killed his sweetheart. Louise Hatton.
shot her father and suicided. Mr.. Hat
ton refused 20 consent "a the couple
marrying.
Atlanta. June ia special 10 the
Constitution from Grimm. Ca. says that
some negroes on an excursion train
cot into difficulty while playing
craps and fifteen were killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-20
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Read Wilson q Edges millinery
Ad In this issue. lo'
Tom Bookman is visiting In Hous-
ton.
Ed Riordan visited Milliean sun
day.
Miss Pearle Kern is visiting IN
Marlin.
J.Adoue Of Calvert was In the city
Sunday.
Mrs. O. II. Astin went to Mumiord
Sunday.
J. Allen Myers visited Houston
yesterday.
W. T.. Astin of Mumford was IN
the city Sunday.
Mrs. +. F. Parks and children are
visiting in Hearne.
Miss Pearl Moseley is visiting rel.
atives In Houston.
For Rent-Five room house. Apply
10 Malcolm Carnes. u
Ring 227 for first class shoe repair
ing. Frank Todaro. II
Charlie Brown Of wheelock was
In the city sunday.
W. +. Saunders has returned from
a sojourn In Marlin.
Judge John y. Henderson arrived
from Austin Sunday.
John Hensarling Of wellborn wa'
In the city yesterday
Ten cents! one library vote-Nor'
great cash sale now on. lot
Capt. W. n. Bell Of Pitt Bridge
was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. Marwill returned
from Houston yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Henry left sunday ior
Mart TO visit he= daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Robinson re-
turned from Corsicana Sunday.
Marriage license has been issued
10 Seth williams and Carrie Hatch
EFT.
Wilson 4 Edge will trim hats free
this week. Read their adj In this H.
sue. iG9
Mrs. Ernest Adams and little sou
OF Taylor are in the city visiting rel
atives.
Never before IN Bryan have you
had the opportunity Of buying la
dy's hat free Of the cost Of trimming,
Wilson 4 Edge will trim hats free
this week. 1853
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-20

Miss Grace Norrell returned to
Houston yesterday after spending
the week with Mrs. Tilson as the
guest Of Mrs. NJ. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Oldham Cor
man Of German, Texas, are guests Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. Scott. The ladies
are sisters.
j. Z. Jeffries, Asa Casey, W. b.
Williams, Frank Andrews and z. o.
May were here from Madison county
yesterday.
r. Patterson left yesterday for
Galveston to attend the meeting Of
cotton seed crushers.
Fred Goodson returned to Humble
yesterday after pleasant visit to
relatives.
Mrs. Paul NJ. Raysor and children
left yesterday to visit at Capell
Hin.
Mrs. W. >. Wilson returned from
san Antonio yesterday.
Judge A. q Board arrived from
san Antonio yesterday.
Judge V. b. Hudson went TO Hous-
ton Sunday.
). II. Allphin left for Madisonville
yesterday.
r. c. Colson went 10 Houston yes
terday.
A. A Farley lett Tor Victoria yes
terday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-20
SANITARY NOTICE.

All parties are hereby notified that
three days from this date a thorough
inspection will be made Of alls;a-
bles, outhouses. etc, 10 the city lin
its, and all which are not found in
good sanitary cOnditiOn-cleaned
and limed-will be reported and the
ordinance covering such cases rigid
ly enforced. All rubbish, trash b,
weeds. etc. mus be cleaned from
yards and alleys. This notice APP
plies also 20 violations Of the bog
law. X. II Harrison|
June, rs. 1905. Mayor.
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The following item, written for the
society column, was Internationally
left out Sunday morning: The
Needle Workers met with Miss
Lucille Bate Friday evening. The
hostess served punch TO the
guests when they arrived aud the
afternoon was devoted 10 needle
work. Banana cream and cake were
the refreshments. The club meets
next with Miss Nellie Cole.
j. A. Neeley. Jim Grissett, Mrs.
Josephine Grissett, and Miss ophe-
liza Grissett Of lola, T. n. Wren and
Miss Nettie Wren OF Bedias were in
the city yesterday and Mrs. Grissett
and Mrs. Wren left for Mlneola,
being called there on account Of the
illness Of a relative.
Mr.. Trav. Reard OF Edge requests
the Eagle TO announce the annual
Fourth-of-July picnic on Cedar
Creek. Everybody is invited to at
tend aud take baskets, and a good
time Is assured for one and all.
Money saved, library votes pro-
cured-Norwood's great Reduction
Cash Sale. Call for library votes
they are valuable. 1871
z. ). Tilson returned 10 Houston
Sunday Mrs. Tilson will prolong
her visit 10 this city until the latter
part OF tue week.
Mrs. Chas. II. Mills and Mrs. j.
Fred Smith left for Corsicana yes
terday after visit 20 Col and Mrs.
NJ. w Sims.
Hon. ChAs Davis, mayor of ri
Paso, was In the city yesterday and
went to his plantation In the Brazos
bottom.
Call for votes For every slOO you
spend at Norwood's great cash sale
you get ten votes in the hot library
contest. i67
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Groves were
here from Fort Worth sunday and
expect 20 move back 10 Bryan
shortly.
Fine barbecued meats Of all kinds
In any quantity at W. W. Mikes
barbecue pit on Bryan street. 1883
Miss Frances Gibson returned 10
Calvert Sunday after pleasant visit
10 Mr.. aud Mrs. w. ;. Howell.
Miss Beatrice Peeler returned TO
Austin yesterday after pleasant
visit 10 Mrs. Jno. y. Henderson.
Mrs. John J. Potts returned "a
Waco yesterday after n visit 10 Mr.,
and Mrs. G. a. Patterson.
Mrs. w. J. Manning returned to
Lillian, Texas, yesterday aftera visit
10 relatives at wheelock.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Nelson OF Hous-
ton are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B.
MENDOZA.
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Maloney and
little son are visiting relatives in
Austin.
ID. Mike has just received ear Of
oats. chops aud bran. Cheap for
cash. l6i
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Tom Bond
Asks your patronage for all kinds Of
BLACKSMITHIaG. WOODWORK,
H0RSESH0 ENG, ETC.
Hortman Old stand
BRY AN
n. & 7. c. RATES.

On June summer rates will COM
mence 10 Galveston aud coast re-
sorts, Lam pasas. Marble Falls,
Kingsland. Llano. Milford, Amarillo,
Boerne. Comfort, Keerville and east
tern points. Not too busy 20 answer
questions.
Nashville. Tenn. account Summer
School, sell June 10 % -. Is 10 81.
July q. 3; rate SOB 9j. limit 90 days.
Niagara Falls, June n. IS, l9.
indianapolis, Ind, June 10 20 p
inclusive.
Tyler, account Fruit and Truck
Growers. sell June % and %. Rate
s5.75, limit June %.
Emancipation day. Rates 70 all
local points within $50 miles.
COrsicana. account Hoods Brig
AIDE. sell June %, and morning Of
eth.
w. S. Wilson, Agent.