Bryan morning eagle. [volume], November 12, 1898, Image 2

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PRESENTS
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WKIHMNi. PRE8K9T8, BIRTHDAY I'UKsKNTiand I'RES
KNTS FOR YOUR SWEETHEART, WK HAVE
THEM ! I
The largest stock of AMERICAN COT
plaved in the city at price. th. less than other.. Our hn of
HU:rn are entirely different from any handled before. e
have also added a large and up to date stock of
Sterling Silver Novelties Mff the Holiday Trade. Consisting ol Silver
Manicure Sets. Pun Boxes. Bon Bon Boxes. Comb and
Brush Sets, and Every New Idea that Could be Desired.
Thev are bought from headquarter, and will be -ld on a .mall
prolit Wait ami look forth, date of Ml HOLLIDAY OPENING.
Such an array of Beauty and Klegan.-c your -ye. never more
beheld . -"bbbbbbjjbjjw
WILSON-JENKINS DRUC CO.
THE DAILY EAGLE.
terea l the PoaloaV it Bryan. Tim M
I I'Uh mail matter.
BVCOSMILLY PALMKBA CABNK..
If ILCOLU Ciua Editor.
o.M.'BimoN raica;
Par Week, 10c. - Per Month. 40c i tnejr teachers mid matron..
COTTONWOOD.
I r v weather.
The election will aoon be a thing;
of the pa.t
Miss Ada Turner speflt Sunday
with MiM Clara Gallatin.
Mi. Nora Thomas eisited Miss
ea Blanche and Emma Hickman
Sunday.
There waa singing at the resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Sunday night. It waa highly en
joyed by all that attended.
Messrs. D. E. and P. D. Smith
have returned home from Madison
county where they have been en
gaged in picking cotton.
There will lie services at Cotton
wood next Sunday by Rev. J. M.
Mitel of Reliance.
The owl meeting at Cottonwood
school boeta last Wednesday night
seventeen osiidi-
1.000 PAISS
wa. attentled by
late..
Nov. Mb. ''..
Ailol ph
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BATI UDAY. NOVKMHER 12, 11
Rippling ha. written a poem
about "The Hear that Walk. Like
a Man." Now let him write one
aliout "The Man Who Hug. Like
a Bear."
The Thoriiwell Orphanage.
The Thorn well Orphanage, un
der the care of the Southern Pres
byterian., ia located in Clinton,
South Carolina It is itself a lit
tle village of family cottages, in
which reside one hundred and .ev-enty-flve
fatherle.. children, with
Here
too are the building, for .chool and
trade work, for both ly. and girlaj
are thoroughly fitted to .-are for
themselves Wore 1-eing sent out
into the world
Thew orphan, are received from
any State, and without regard to
denominational allinitiw. The or
phan. of Presbyterian iwrenlagc
are in minority. Re indenturing
or binding in or out, a. in most
home., is required of the orphan..
Love and advantage are the all
powerful mean, of discipline.
The HUMMir' of the- children i.
iirovided by "whosoever will." It
in wholly voluntary. If any read-1.
er of these line. is le I to help them.
be can .end bin gift to "Thornwell I
AMl..nt Clinton. S. C " Pro- EIGHT
r""M i
visions re as useful a. money,
where they can more easily I
.pared.
At these thanksgiving time., our
heart, are all alive with gratitude
i, lliw mi wn better show! ... v. a. v.. n Aatejaaaa
it than bv liitving the fatherleea? I Northern tram which peed through
Del noh.s.
We ire having some cool weath
er now.
Cotton picking will soon be over
with. '
Health in this neighborhood i.
good.
Mr. Weee UeerSS lelt Saturday
for 4 i rimes county to commence
his school.
Mr. Tell, (lannaway of the .
eiander neighlorhool was on
Payne Prairie Sunday.
There were two sermon, ye.ter-
day at Concord, one by Rev. Heal
and one by llev. f!..lgar.
Mr. Will l.andre. and family of
Williamson county, are visiting
relatives in Edge.
Mr. Tom Carter wa. on the sick
list last week but is up now.
Mr. and Mr.. W. II McMichael
visited relative, in Bryan Sundiiv.
Mi.s Et a Parker of Shiloh took
dinner with Mi.. I.aura Moor
Sunday. Peck'- Had Hot
Wertheimer-Swarts Sample Shoes bought
for Cash at a Great Discount.
400 Pairs Childrens lace shoes, black and
tan, size 3 to 8, big values at 75c and
1 pair, your choice of lot 48c.
:',"( pairs ladies kid shoes, in common
sense, spring heel and all the new
shape toes, size .'t to 8, easy worth
$1.2"), $1."0. and $1.75 per pair, your
choice of lot for 08c.
250 pairs ladies line kid dress shoes, in
black and tan, size 3, I, and 5 only,
made to retail at )2.50, and $.1.50,
your choice of thi lot for si. 08.
MEN KO-J A
TRAIN IN MINNESOTA.
50 pairs geotfl fine custom made boots.
8.00 and 3.66 values, your choice of
lot 12.20.
ii, r. Ma neea on. i.r ik u
llir I'.iprra, ) ar, lint Fall m
Hi- inner on-.
A man with ten wive, has been
arrested for vagrancy in Chicago.
Kent set on with only one wife to
auppirt them, and it does .eem that
ten wives should lind themselves
abl to support one husband.
Galveeton News.
The Texas drummers are begin.
Dr. Jacobs, the head of the Or
phanape, will gladly give informa
tion to any desiring to know more
of this remarkable and in some re-
epect, pioneer work for the or-phans.
this city at t : o'clock last night
win held epaad robbod ar-ont lira mih-s
wc.t of here. There wen, eight robber,
in th Rang all well armed Two of
thetneYidently biur.iinglh blind bag.
gage m this city.
The train wa. acaroely out ef 'own
when the... f.vo cuml-.l ..v.r th" tcnicr
Every pair of above mentioned lots are new goods re
ceived Wednesday. Nov. 9th. They were made by the best
shoe manufacturers in St. Louis -Wertheimer-Swarts Shoe
Co. We fully guarantee each pair to give entire satisfaction
or money back Very Respectfully,
R. B. TEMPLEMAN & SON.
A negro wa. lynched Mondav in ' " P Kagtawtr
.... m.i mm I Bruce and his tlivm.n to slop t a
Illinois. Not long ego it was. .
the alleged , , ,. ,,, ,., ,.., ....
Maine. Northward
alleged
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.... .. . HelinM.i IIKUl L'elH e, lyii.oion .toiii.-.l an. I I II- iiillin.er aiei nn-nan
..I....:.. .,. I miiI iliut u'rn, iriiin.il tn l(iv th. rah. Tn
lli'groes, inarn iin n , tmmm
any one is glad of it, the northern ' """" ""- ru"hw' ,row
i 1 1 1 i imi niiiiiiin ''i ' i m y. a ii n nari i ii irin ra hi n .
, . r..o.u..
man now carries a journau.uc ioow - --
tobacco trust and sru l.iginr.ing 10
oiiirm. Bv the consolidation of
1 w
fartorie. one
number of tobacco .ample. when
hut a abort time .inc. there i- i
salesman for ulmost each separate
lirnnd. It la
the whirlwind. (lalveston New
I'm superstitious," said Maud.
tainted that by tbu- Now I see in liolitica the Keptil
All hart hanrtkrrthwfi over their fac-a
Tho gang waa regularly orgamal anil
want hy numbers. When the train
atnvi"l the conductor id1 hr.kem.in
starn.l fnrwnnl M flml ont what the
banding together and reducing in
dividual expense, that the con-urn
er get. good much cheaper. Then
are thousand, of consumer, who
will seriously contest such dedne.
at..na ami even I ben n-k "it wh.ii
sin ritice ure we permit''- I '" ".) ' '
these tru.t and monopoly given
blessing?"
lican, the Demoi ral, the I'opuli.t, I trmthle waa. Imt theUnrtiti nrwt a nnm
and the Anarchist. My .uper.ti
tions make me an Anarchist."
"Hut why?'' cried Reuben.
"Well take the la.t syllabic of
aejeh Deft. Republican can! I
liute canning. Democrat 1 hate
rats. I'opuli.t I don't know
I .. ... a. t
It'i'iia Cage was here veal, r.lav i pre lxm h.ts; lull Anarchist -Ketti.-n,
ent iir ilia St. I'aul lire uiatiiiein- ( u, w.cl,iht!" And be "ehi.f
her. Ilarpi-r's llazaar.
ai'rm.e cotnauy. Mr. t sge is nio in
teres ed in the b.wrv laendeMtOS belt.
MMM Martin nl Ike (VnteiMll- DeSV
ocr.t, was mingling with Hnati friends
yesler.iay. K.lilor Martin knos llrvan
ia the best 'own in this StrtlOB of the
state.
It's the skill oi putting together the
an pel ingreilt.nts that manes your
prasefiatioa riglit better go to Km
mel's a tight reamalle price there
too. ,wf
her of sMi aiel warm-it them to keep
hack.
They then comneilert the eipreaa inee
enger t" leave the ear an I while three
or f.iur til goanl the others prooeodert
to hlnw open th aafea. The local safe
waa ileatroyeil, and it ia thought thai
ihei mre i..l in MK-uruig conanlerahle
mnti'iy, hut the rtaet amnunt cannot he
learned. The turnugh f was rtrillert
anil ilynatuiteit, four rhargea hetng
uei. Tilt, jvk.'t waa blown off, hut it
waa fouii'l iinpiMsihle to reach the inner
rt amt g. i it the riah. They worke.1
eeSI it nearly nearly two hour, holding
th tram for that length of time, hot
gave up lluaily and joined their com-
iii' hi. on t)i. uutaidu an 1 u' I south
CITY DIRECTORY.
un oirttKHS.
Mayor, Oi A. Adam..
Marshall, T. P. Boyelt.
Deputy Maialial, K It. Hmllb.
errtary and Treasurer. U. O
Rhodes.
City Helton, II. II. Jones.
I otiatahle, C. 1.. baker.
Aldermen It. i. Tatwr, W. S.
Howell, W. V. Harris, C. II. Wyi-e,
Jno. M. 1 . . M-e,
c c. tv orvicama.
lodge, W. II. Itarmsn.
Clerk, 3, ft. KeMMsnsL
Attorney, A. i. Ihiard.
Tax Collector, J. J. Adams.
Tax Assessor, It. M. Sail.
-h. riir, T. C. Nunn.
Treasurer, R. W. ( arr.
District Clerk, J. 0. Williams.
Cimmtasioneri. R. I. Deena, I'tler
Thomas, Kellx I'hllllps, I'. II. Amotion.
THE PRIDE
of the Housekeeper Is TMIi HO1E.
Then why not make the Home HOME-LIKE ?
I linir biigbtfltilntl le nnm Ihlttf yon ei t iTrrlo,
iHr rnn um lae-glu uw
BEGIN NOW
iiv iti rnia rouii m i.iw.
We have I.andretb. HYACINTHS, all t'OI.OM
DOCRLK or SINOLK ; Tl'UPS, all kind.,
K.m I S, PRBKZIA1, and KA.STKK I.IUK,
till niSI large llulhs.
K. mrmbellieplaeetab.ir rnur DRUGS l HW fmm PRE
SCRIPTIONS 1114. w harea i'ofa4U itn. k f SCHOOL
BjOOKS adopUHl by lh .lata, aa4 eallsU your tr. fur ihU llae.
BEN S READ.
AT THIS TIME
You can catch a Cough very easily, and when you get a cough
you may have a score of Uemedie HBjeited in a day. our
friends forget, however, when thev .uv'ir-st a procedure that
worked like a charm with them, that constitution, diller. You
waste time with experiment.; for improper treatment isc(uiva
lent to neglect. Better u-e
EMMELS COUCH BALSAM -
u ia Hoothinir and healing. It i made to cure WINTER Coughs,
and it doea it. There', assurance in the tir.t dose, and proper
n. t. iii,ii,l nae. Ttxio Sizes; 20o end 40o.
ana ., ....
I also carry a full line of Patent Cough gsaediei that have
.,r ess lnvor 111 t il. -euil'.il. eni i bis...
a lull Stock ol Fresh and Select Druai. Roots, Herbs and Barki, Syr
mo.es Atomitert. Douches, Nipples. Faradic Batteries. Tweeien, Mm
icuris, Scisson, Probangs, Sponges. Chamois Skins, etc.
Manufacturing Pharmacist.
cnrai-ii iiiswriOHt .
Baptisi-w. c. Kniev, leetet
vices every Sunday 11 a in. and 7d5
u. in.: Sunday setiool ! I'i a. in.; pray-
The two men whnatood K.isril over er meeting Thursday uiht.
the.nglreser romHled Usitesteenf Methodlat-J. '.-bran. pa. or.
p0 whtrh he had upon his warn ervices 1 1 a. m. mm . . -
. t I it. ait . ... . L'ntarrirln
Th. e,raa er xx a. ..lie ;..! wrcc. -lll.Uy - "ooi ' I
edhythe ex.l.i.,n. hut the ir.iinnien league Sunday I p m. ; prayer-meei-
managed to iret it to V il where it ing Tuesday nigiu
...,ll,hlnn.n,lll I. .1 Pi eahx Kriall-J . ! WSSl, IIW'',
on it. xx est ward vmrnev
( i.mlnrtor Smith nent a tmnmen isck
tn thin city to Hire the ilnrin. hut until-
mi! xet has been heard n( him Several
Isnm'ii are nut hut mi trace of the robtwrs
has ret lKn reisirtad.
IMea el V.llew teter.
Ilnxana. Nov. II. -W. A Williams.
chief .uartermaster, who has lisen suf-
f.niiK from yellow feter for om Minn
past it dead I I Stewart, a clerk at-
tached to tha uarurmaaler's dejiart
m.tit who waa alao proatrated with fe
ar Is dead. The enndttion of J. B. Cald
well, the third Amertrau party wbo baa
nean inffenng imm r.ver, taunrnatuteo.
Urn New Trial
llillihoro, Tei , Nov. 10 Tom Hoi
laaon, colored, who was recently gtvan
the death psnalty nn a charge of crimi
nal aaaanlt on a nsgTO girl IS years old,
made a motion for a new trial. It was
overruled and ha gave notice ot appeal.
The data lias not bean set for tha hang-
Services morning and evening 1st, 3rd
and 4th Sunday In each month; Sunday
school :45 a. m.; prayer-meeting
Wednesday night.
Cbriatiaa, J. b. Andrews, pastor -Services
It a. m. and 7.1ft p. at. Son
day, Sunday school IMS a. to., Chils
tian Endeavor II p. m. Sunday; prayer
meeting Wednesday night.
Free Communion baptist A. M.
leuwart, pastor: Services every Sun.
day night in each month; Sunday
' ichool 10 a. m.
St. Joseph's Catholic Ctaurch-Kathet
M.-Msats third Monday In each
month. John Tat.ir II. I'., Joa B.
Keesl, Ser'y.
Itr.a. l-lm- No. I '1 A. t. A A. M.
Meet f .nrtli M.. inlay in ea h month
It. !n. Nail. W. M.; C. . Carr, Sec'y.
Brax. Lodge No. 01, K.-.f P. -Meet
first and third tsBSSSf In each month
I. A. M. Waldrop. C. C. ; D. C. De-
alaret, K. of It. A S.
Vulcan l-odge N". :I7, A. O. U. W.
Meet second and fourth Thursday in
each month. M. James, M. W.; A.
Kmden, reorder.
Bryan No. l.lge tu:).', K. of II. Meet
tlrst snd third Thursdays in each
.nth A. Kmden. dictator , A. J.
Vintner, reporter.
Urasos Camp No. KM, W. of W -
Meet second and fourth Friday in eacl
month. W. S. Stuart; C. C.
Heed, clerk.
Ilryan Tent No. W, y
Meeting nights
,ach month
B. Heed, J.
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OR. PAUL M. RAYSOR,
I'll VSICIAN AM) St IMIOTI
Ilryan, Texas.
nihce over Jame. hriig Slore. Kesl
denic phni.a 131.
W. II. LAWRENCE
DENTIST.
OMice Front llr.misoveiV
U.. .a
Chai
Pelnar, pastor;
Sunday.
Mass at 8 and 10 a,
I olilll Mkk'l
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