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THE BRYAN DAILY EA
- Vol. I No. 14
BRYAN, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 18, 1895.
Price, 6 cts
ED -HALL
Still leads in irood thinirs to cat.
Look over this list, ring up 1MI()TE k and
If I Lav n't ;vit what "hi want, I will prt it.
Buy (1LOIIY or W1MTK CHOSS Klour.
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Five enterprising Chicago judges
recently granted 100 divorces in
exactly three hours. They aver
f;'fl twenty rath and ground out
one apiece every nine minute.
The nnniei of the jcdies are
Riven in the press dispatches.
The lutcHt novelty in hosiery is
a clocking with a pocket in it
where jewel and other valuable
may be carried by ladies in de
fiance of pickpocket. The only
oijection lo Wie pocket to tar in
the thought that 'hey would
make such a warm anug moue
ni'l. Ugh!
VENEZUELAN HOUND-
AP.Y.
President Cleveland has iisued
a messsge to congress on the sub
ject of the Veneiuelan boundary
dispute 'with England which
speaks with no uncertain round in
anouncinir that the Monroe doc-
trine will be maintained and up
held by this government. The
Ilritisb government had formally
announced through Lord Falis
burr an unwillingness to submit
the matter to arbitration, and
President Cleveland firmly an
nounces that no (uch arolicycan
or will bo tolerated by this gov
ernment. On the other hand he
proposes to have a commission in-
Henry Watteraon says "Mr. yesticate the question in dispute
Clevelond has been a woeful thoroughly and then let settle
scourge to the Democratic party." lllCnt f0Hnr upon the merits ol
follow the (JroVvd.
Uliiit we lc:t.
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JjON'T I -()i:(;i ;frt
.EH
I. ut what we n iiifiul'tT
i'iv Vntir ir.H'''ii ffmii
A Mammoth Stock
And an Endless Variety of
All Kinds of
L.,ia'J
,- rs (TT
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It. M-. tt l i
:ir
1 a! Lower l'ri'V than ever Ufon-.
i.l to call and i n -1 t
-. mt. ful line of
... DOLLS andTOYS,,
Ofcv.n .e.ij.-i-T. V.Vi!l n.ak. it to your intact.
Your Special Attention is
called to our
The very thins for a Present
for your little BOYS and GIRLS.
SANTA CLAUS.
i- with u. i d it i i ,.'.('. i-ure for u- to .-how him to you and
tl,.' littl- oi e-. l,.n-! I iv" t 1 :ni II. ; Lii irt. ru fr Holiday
fiood? f - Kii- :,;,d .',u flAr "llt l" ,ll,-v -'""r
f l:M-tina- I'n-. n!s .! .n't f-riM t Mall oil
THE CROWDS
Tho Rich people, the Poor people; all
GO TO NORRELL'S
this week. They go because that
is tho 'onliest" place in town to go
For Presents, Toys, etc.,
Where you can be sure of suiting
$ny taste, the most fastidious,
any purse, the poorest.
He has Everything,
from Fine Cut Glas. China. Rich Al
bums, and splendid Gifts of exten
sive variety and range, to the sim
plest and cheapest toys.
You are invited to
FOLLOW Til
Daw
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ciiowi)
rsainl by every means in its power
as a wilful aggression upon its
rights and interests the appropria
tion by Great Britain of any lands
or exrcie any governmental ju
risdiction over any territory which
after investigation, we have de
termined of right belonging to
Venezusla. In making these rec
ommendations I am fully alive to
the responsibility incurred and
keenly realize all the consequences
that may follow.
"I am nevertheless firm in my
conviction that while it is a griev
ous thing to contemplate the two
great English speaking people of
the world as being otherwise than
friendly competitors in the on
ward march of civilization and
strsnuous and worthy rivals in all
the arts of peace, there is no ca-
amity which a great nation can
invite which equals that which
ollows a supine submission to
wrong and injustice and the con
sequent loss of national self res
nect and honor, beneath which is
shielded and defended a people's
safety and greatness. "
The message has been received
with uiioounded enthusiasm
throughout fhe United States, ind
even in the grave and dignified
senate it was received with hand-
apping and other demonstra
tions of approval. The New lork
confederate veterans have given
their official endorsement to the
action of the president, and pledged
themselves to raise a company of
old soldiers in the event of war,
hile the executive council of the
Irish National Alliance of Amer
ica has issued a stirring and pa
triotic manifesto to the public, in
which the offer is made to place
lOO.tXK) men at the disposal of th
nresident of the United States
without delay to fight England,
in the event of war, wherever the
battle ground may be. Our ar-
my," iays the address, "is now
organized, and ready to serve the
great American republic in
anv part of this continent, and
should the Monroe doctrine need
its aid, the valor and aid of the
Iriih brigade will again prove the
lovalty of Irishmen to the United
States." There is little propect
for war, however, we believe, for
so s xn as England fmds this gov
ernment determined to back up its
pocilion, the lion will reoede from
its offensive position, and peace
will reign serene again, and if war
ahouU be declared, it would meet
a popular demand of at least half
the people in this country, while
the other half would catch the
spirit with the first notes of mar
tial music.
Two Pointe
One above one
below.
Both Pointing
as hard as they
can to
The Center
of attraction to buyers
of Uroceriif,
JOHN B. mike:
nirr mi
m mi
HERE !
HERE !
I haven't lKught this
space to talk
foo!ir-hnes
in.
I have
to Norrell's.
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(Successors to Leo & Wilson)
Chief Juti'-e have Snodgrass
f tho Tennessee supreme court is
1 a pistol "toter himself, and he
shot Attorney J. . lieasley twice
in a Cincinnati law odice Monday
fir publishing a card rellecting
. -j 'upon the court. The hip pocket
" ! movement is a little out . of place
when it becomes the example a
ehief iustieo si ts to the test of
.
the toughs in his state.
Qnmafhinff
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a
Special !
Maryland day was the greatest
yet at th Atlanta exposition.
Two full regiments and hundreds
of citizens were present from that
tstc.
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And all kinds of Holiday Goods, in Bryan.
Al tin- riiu-t Assortinont i)f
Candies Cakes, Fruits, Xuts, Tobaccos
and Cigars.
LEE & NEWLAND.
Exchang Hotel block, Dryan.
The I'arneigie Steel company
i has been experimenting with all
Steele freight cars designed to take
tho place of the cumbersome
wooden o'is n.w in use. The
experiment proves that steel cars
are lighter, cheaper and in many
ways superior.
FouikI.
A lunch of key on the r-ilroml trak
ipH)sit riker' an'li.nie, strung on
mall rlikin, mith II. A T. C. railway
way check N. 1075. Owner can Lave
same by csliing at this vQice and psy
ing (or this notice.
the case. In concluding the
message President Cleveland says:
' Assuming that the attitude of
Venezuela will remain unchanged,
the dispute has reached such
stage s to make it now incum
bent i. pon the United States to
take measures lo determine with
sufficient certainty for its justi
fication what is the true divisional
line between the republic of Ven
ezuela and Itritish liuiana. The
inquiry to that end should, of
course, be conducted carefully
and judiciously, and due weight
should be given to all available
evidence, records and facts in
support of the claims of both par
ries. ''In or.h r that such an examina
tian should be prosecuted in a
thorough and satisfactory manner,
I socgett that congress make an
adequate appropriation for the ex
penses of a commission to bo ap
pointed by the executive, who
shall make tha necessary investi
gation and report upon the matter
with the least possible delay,
When inch report is made and ac
cented it will in tur opinion, be
w
the duty of the United States
The unspeakable Turkish sul
Un having filled all his prisons
with Armenians and others whom
he desired to destroy, is now sink
ing their bodies by Korea and
dorens to the bottom of the Bos-
phorus. This awful discovery
was made by a diver who found
the bodies of forty or fifty stu
dents standing bolt upright with
their limbs pinioned and weights
attached to their feet. Thi un-
listMv countrv is without a can-
a a
stituti.m or code of laws, and is
at the mercy of a capricious, cow
ardly and bloody ruler who mur
ders his subjects with as much
coulnm and persistency as our
beloved president catches fish.
Two years ago an immense mob
paraded the streets of Chicago,
shouting for bread while the crops
in the west were rotting in the
fields for want of laborers for the
harvest Farm and lUnch.
All authorities on the subject
acre that if tho farmers, who
have been encouraged by good
prices lor cotton this year, should
plant excessively largo crops again
they will onco more experience
low prices and long faces tin )se
all that has boon gained hww(
fore by planting diversified crops,
which should continue to be the
to trotto on every firm.
to say.
You know it is said that I havo
brought prices way down this
season on Groceries. My com-
ictitors admit it. Now they
claim that they are selling as
cheap as I am.
THEY DON'T!
THEY CANT!
I've got them on several things.
Large purchases is one item.
Think a'-out a CM 1040 OF
APPLES, for instance!
Now it's your own fault if you do
not catch on.
J. B. MIKE.
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