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SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! I CSLADIES1 Don't fail to sec those beautiful Shoes at Gilmorc's before e tcr footwear. j uatolil mm In to 1 r n f-" 1 1 iVKlOISa THE DULY EAGLE. a4r4 el U rMiltM at Bryan. TtlM, i liml CUm Mil mailer. T COBKILLT. PALMIEA CAUSES. ItlMuCiKH Editor. VMcaimoM raica: far Week. le. Par Month, 40c TUE6DAY OCT. 10 ltJW Millinery Opening. The annual fall opening of . . . m n a?l .1. Mistrot liroB. a uo s nunnery u. r.artment took place yesterday, continuing last evening. As usual the whole of the mammoth establishment waa tastefully deco rated. A show window was one of the featares of the display. I he dress goods, cloaks, skirts, rugs and lace curtains shown were ex ceedingly handsome; Up stairs in the millinery de partment, however, was found the center of attraetion and this de partment was thronged with ladies throughout the day. Hpanish turbans seem to lead in opularity this aeason. The popular colors are from delft todarker blue, with an tomobile red in diflerent shades. BreaU, plumes, birds, wings, aigrettaand furs are popular in trimmings. Velvet haU aro very popular. Among the noticeable patterns in lata were a breast toque in brown; green toque with violeU ml mink fur: black Spanish tur ban with wings and mink fur; delft blue round but with aigretts, ornament, wing, lace aixl mm lr(TA Uncle bat wiili but terfly and chiiron, velvet tie; nalinm air.oil eeriite with bluck plumes, black fancy breads and tucked mouslin; dark gray toque with tucked pink taffeta and bird. The millinery department is in charge of Mis llnrnham agisted tiv Mihh Martin. In the eve ing tlie attendance We Recommend Kmuiel's Lug Lmulsioii of Cod IJver Oil with Hypopho.t.hite and randy Wo and 80c r bottle. Kmniel'a X-Ky Oil-the lt in teroaland external Llnament-'-'Oc and 40c per buttle. Emmel's Cough Ualamn-a typiral oongh remedy-HOc and 40c. Emniel'a Sarsaparilla - pleamnt and efflcien t-0c per bottle. Emmel's Belladonna l'later-no pain ean pull against 'em-20c. Emmel's Standard Medicinal 'Sold 20 per cent less 5 buying your wi n- f -' was very large, and music was supplied by the Harris band which made its first public appearance and was received with great favor and appleause. The band boys have made remarkable progress since their organization and de serve great credit individually and collectively. e FKO.M IIKNCHLY. Health of the community is very good. Hugh Seale has recovered from an illness. Most all the farmers are about through gathering corn and cotton. There is some little cotton to gath er yet. The Ilenchley school opened Monday of latt week, with Miss Kate llarnes as teacher, and a good attendance of pupils. II. F. Payne visited Bryan Sat urday. Jim Sykes, H. F. Payne, Louis Glaze, Bob and Horace Scale, Jim Stewart, Harry Boyles, II. L. Hush, Oliver flush and Miss I let tie Bush, visited the Dallas fair the pant week. Miss Hettie Bush is visiting her sister, Mrs. Manley, at Corsirana. Umiikia. Hotel Arrivals. Ktl'IIASdK. H A Robertson, flalveston; A F Wilson, City; W II Graham, St. Louis; Otto Gross, San Antonio; K J Andorson, Ft. Worth; C K Selvage, Galveston; Kdgar Wat kins, Houston; Joseph F Loving, San Antonio; A P Wilson, Hous ton; J M Lewis, Calvert; J H Su ber, College; J K Farqubar, Well bom. B F Miller, Austin; Kd L Smith, St. Louis; (i S Flanary, Dallas; J F Randolph, Madisonville; W V II Hart, W J Goodhar, J L Jondan, St. Louis; Claud Mitchell, Houston, W II Amo., Rochester; F II Ray, Houston; B f Amos, Chicago; J h Hmler, City; Chas. I (iolding, Houston; r AWiimnts, St. Louis. Ktumel'a Cantoris know li-ded the bwit 2.V. Kininra Liver I. native, (or lnl.it ual conatlpation Funnel' Liver lVlleta 20e. Kmmel'a Taatelca Chill Tonic guaranteed We er bottle. Lmmel's Soothing Pymp for teeth ing baby-SV. K mind's Blackberry Cordial 2V. Preparations than Patent Medicines. BRYAN IS SICK. Ka I Saffsrlsc rrwa mm IIMNm mt Mm Chicago, Oct .- A pedal to The Chronicle from Webetec. la., aaya W.J. Bryan la a Tory aick man. Frianda who bare pni Sunday with him at the farm of Frrd E. Whit. Democratic can didata for governor of Iowa, three mile from Wbter.are afraid that Mr. Bryan may hara to temporarily abandon hla ampaifa work not only In Iowa, but In Kentucky and Ohio. Wnan Mr. Dryaa awoke Sanday morning he complained about hie throat and lunKi.but aaid he bad u fie red from a iimiUr ailment once before and that it bad yielded to treatment Great crowdeof farmer from all over Keokuk county called at the White farm to aoe Mr. Bryaa daring the morn ing and afternoon, and although he tried bard to remain out door, hi physical wrakneae niaatered hia courage and he had to retire eererel time to bia room. A local phyaician who wa called In Fnnday recommended a long term of abeolut rent and quiet It la nnderntood ftepe hare been taken by Interested friend to cancel Mr. Bryan' engagement, which include two and three ipeecbee daily in a tonr covering the width of Iowa, ending al Bioui City on .Saturday. Naplbe taeacb KsbMm. Jackaonville. Fla., Oct ,-The Nap- tba launch Idliwild, belong to Aleian Uedeman and bia brother, eiploded near May port, at the month of Ft John rirer and wa totally cunnunied by fire. Alexander Uedeniaa i uiiwintc. Will White one of the party waa badly burned about the face and head. Ed Ueleinan la alio burned, but not aeri oualy. The eurrivor were broUKht to ta city. Mafer F4f OniWt Taylnrrille, Ilia, Oct . A deciaion cf the Illinoia (upreme court ouated W. . Teabody aa mayor of thia city and inatallvd E. Iiach. The failure of the former's attorney to tile the record of the appeal in the Uach-I'eabody eU-tlon conteet caued the cbang Mr Pvabudy waa alerted mayor laat apring by ix Votec ilia opponent, Ilach, oonteated the election in the circuit court and waa declared elm-ted by four Totoe. I'eabody appealed the cane, bnt the netflwt of hi attorney haa precluded the potabil ity of a reversal of the de-iion. Her la a Wrerk. Laredo, Tel., Oct 8. -The incoming Mexican National paaen)(er train ran into the rear end of a freight ho mi lee eoulb f Laredo. It leem that the witch waa not long enough to hold the train, leaving the cabooee on the main track. The cahooae waa knocked over and Conductor Oongora waa badly hurt The engine had ita rod atrtpped from one aide and the Pullman had all the window torn out No paaeengera were hurt etere Sbevtlas Aaer. Seymour, Tel., Oct 9. One white man dead, another mortally wounded, and a wounded negro It tb reenlt of a mlnlatnre war which waa waged near the J. F. ranch in the northeaat corner of Throckmorton county, about M mile from Heymonr. The negro, John Htell la in the Throckmorton county jail charged with killing Whit Johnaon and mortally wounding L K. London. The Utter la atill alive but waa jhot through the bowela and la reported dying. The negro wa (lightly wounded In the face. tteaeral right aa4 Amele. Texarkana. Tex, Oct . New reacbe ber from Kankina, Ark., about tea mile ncrth of thi place, on the Pittaburgand Oulf road, of a general flgbt that occured there among mill band, all colored. Several of the par ticipant were aeriinmly hurt and a gen eral arreat followed the dlaorder. Iir iui l a. Deaiinioiit, Tex., Oct B. Partiea from Kirtiyville report that a email boy riding a horae to mill wa held up and bia horn taken from him by a lone high wayman. The boy waa not harmed. The boy reported the occurrence to citi- ten of Kirtiyville, wbo organized a poawt and are marching for the man. MrOlaala t'oavlrtcd. Eaton, N. M.. O t 9 -William IL McUiniiK, the tniin roblier, who ha ben on trial the paat week for the tour dvr of HlmrifT Edward Farr of Walwn bnrg. Cola, haa U-en found guilty of murder in the aecond degree. Car aatf Trala t'laahed. w arren, O., Oct t A atreet car on the Trumbull line containing pawten gera wan atruck by a train on the Pitta berg and Wealef u road at Nile. Bert H, Ward of Ie Foreat waa killed and nveral other hurt. Verdict for I'lalatllT. Marhall, Tex., Oct 9. -Judge Mciee in the dlatrict court here rendered a judgment in favor of the heir of W. li. Fraley againt the Woodman of the World for tioOO, tb amount of tb policy held by Fraley. Hlatiblat Affrr. IIilUK.ro. Tex., K-t. tt.-In a difticul ty at the Katy depot Columbu Parr, a negro, waa atabbed twice in the back and hla left arm wa badly cut A ne gro waa jailed charged with the offene. Killed While KeeUllag Arreat. Iluila, Tex , Oct 9. A negro named Frank Smith wa killed here at the Alii anc gin while relting arreat and an attempt to aearrh him by the coutable and a deputized ciriicwr. (arllila After Uaebel. Liuiiville, Oct 9 John O. Carlitl write a letter eiooriating Ooebel, the Democratic candidate for governor. ndnr Canvas! tUEDNESOAY N1CHT OCT. 11. The Olimax of all Tented Amuse ment A. G. ALLEN'S Big Original New Orlcana Colored Minstrels TWO HANDS TWO CARS 60-PE0PLE-60 ritrr rommfdlim Prvtlv Crrn1 tilrU, romtrtnd Atliatlr luke Watktra. (ht nrrl l rla of wt hiiif ri ul tb uutiy iilti 9rr avatrDiMni In on tumiiAii All nmiilrI under ft irntl t uukhIimii UnU ftrsitng ivpr two iiouunu pnii. n tun for sniitti. rrw Himii 'aiftUw wn tlfty of bow. AtlmUoioQ i ftml SOI BARGAINS HEAL ESTATE. S.e Hudson k Nail, Ileal F.stnte Ajri'iits, oflicp li-stirHOv-r Jno, M. iAvvn-iifecV I'o.'s SI in c. FARM l.'S) acre on the It. Ik T. C. railroad between I'.ryan and Itencbler, In the Thompeon creek neighlior IhmmI, known aa tba Je Taylor plate, ell improved. DWKI.I.INli New live-room houae and Iota, near graded achool building the Mr. Mary Mooring place. DWF.LMNti Five-room Iioiim on lot and a hall of ground in eaatern part of town. Water work; well ol plendid water. A bargain. Dwelling and 1 acre of land In west ern part of city, (or eale exceedingly cheap. NOTICE. II you have any real eetata to eel) that J'oa are willing to part with at a rpice that will make it laleahle, place it in our band and we will And yon a pnrrhaaer. HUDSON & NAL L. Klll la a ataeiblerlag Itasm. Kanaaa City. (K-t. It -Kdwar 1 Clark, a butcher, wa hot and Inntantly killed by John F. Ileilntein. a fellow workman in the killing room at Armour' pack ing houae. The men bad juat begur work, when Urifttein, who had been ly ing in wait for hi victim, fired one ahol the tinlM atriking Clark in the baok ol hi head and killing him inatantly. Thi aaaain surrendered himself to a watch man. He aaid Clark had alandered bli wife and threatened to kill him ot eight Iteilntein I believed to be Innane. He I well known about the packin botiMM. He bohU the championship re' Corel for drewiiug a U-f. rardaaed tot having a l.lfa. Waahington, (K-t V - For aaving thi life of an American eoldier, Majol General Otia ha grantei) a full pardor to j)oiningi Manglo.a Filipiuo primmer, who waa Mtriteticed by a pe'ial court in 1HU7 to penal aervlttvle for aix yean for robtiery. Manglo aufTiTed c inline merit for the alleged offeniMi four yeart prior to hi trial and conviction. Dur ing the attack on Manila lent February by insurgent yinpathizer, the prinoiiet aved the life of an Auixrican eohllei aud the provoet inamlml general report el the priMnier hal iliiplayed good con duct during the time be had been u inlet urveillance by American. Oil la III lleaih. Ht Loui. Oct 9 William Coagrove, 60 year of age, a lalorer in the employ of Contractor Janie llrigbt, on a tnn'd ing in ronat ruction, fell to bia di tb from the fourth floor. Coi,rrove wa. walking along the brick work of tlx building when he hmt hi balance ant) fell to the pavement atriking upon hli head on a pile of iron. I)eath wi iu etantaiieoti. aluioet every bone in bit body being broken Will Araoinpea? Iwwer. New York, Oct U. Dr. Seward Webb and (iovernor Smith of Vermont have alerted fur Waahington in Dr. Webb' private car, the iceroy. They will meet Admiral Dewey and accom pany him on hi trip to Vermont KllUd J a T;pbeoa. Yokohama, Oct 9. -While a ty phoon waa raging Saturday, a train waa blown from a bridge ia the river nar Utannomya. Six peraona wr killed and many injnred. Oreat dim age wa dnne o propertyt and crops. fbel Her llaibaad. LAtilavllle, Oct 9. --Adolph Wagner a printer, wa (hot and fatally wounded bere by hi wife after a quarrel in which the woman lay Wagner attacked her violently. Wc Control Inclusively ...Clapps Shoes, ...Bostonian ...Monarch Shirts, ...Cluett Collars, ...Arrow Brand Collars. WEBB LEVY Are the Lrsden We are now Jreceiving daily STOCK including the 11 MATTINW, HUGH, lHAIl:itV, which wt you call and examine. LEVY BRYAN, A KODAK Like a Ban issor vj'hh'H it r 8iioci.ii mt fhoi h trfr- If you have a w ife, you should have a Kodak. If you have neither, Tyler Haswell can supply the Kodak, and give you some points on se lecting a wife. Mis ability in either line is unquestioned. fa o Ourjown SAHSArAIMLLA is unMir..ire!. for u i-nring tonic. If you nwd a good liver try JAMKfS' ANTI IUMOUrt TILLS. JAMES' CHOLERA MIXTURE- on nutli. HEAT POWDER, MOSQUITO LOTION, rtr PAPER, :BE0 SUC EXTERMINATOR, BATH BRUSHES. SP0NCES.-.T0IIET SOAPS, PERrUMERr, ALLEN'S FOOT- in New Line Hammocks Very (J 50 MUN5 SHOES. BROS. BEOS. In New and No.fl our F.U-L AND WI.NTKK Line of CAIirHTM, Li:OLIirM mid would 1 pleeaed to have BROS. TKXAS. wlf l COMPANION 8 Cheap.