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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16
WOMEN.

Mrs. Humphrey Ward Ia said to hav,
saved $4,000 from the receipts OF hei
novels.
Rosa Bonheur and Nine nieulaioy
the wife Of the explorer, are the only
two women in France who are legally
authorized to appear In mems clothes.
Mlss Hypatia Boyd. a deaf and dumb
girl. has passed the Wisconsin univer'
slty entrance examination with honor
and begins the regular course Of studs
this autumn.
Mrs. Lille Pardee. who Is a candidate
for state senator In Utah. Is thirty year,
old. teacher OF Latin and Greek and
wife OF = SAL Lake lawyer. She Is q
republican and says she is sure OF cleo
ton.
Yvette Gullbert is worth about $780,
600: $4,000 OF this was made by gold
mine speculation. but the greater part
was earned on the stage, Her nightly
income from this source Is said to b.
about Si25.
nt MNANNlH ANANfA fNtff WV NAN" -
In Washington. has recently become en-
gagged 10 a beautiful Neapolitan. She IL
Of high birth as we'll. being the eldest
daughter Of Don Eduardo Colonna
prince Of summonte
Dr. Mabel Spenser a kanGs City
Kan. woman. has been appointed
county physician OF Riley county, Kan.
to succeed Or. willard, who recently re-
signed. She is the hrst woman In Kan
sas to receive such an appointment
Rose Kingsley. daughter Of Charles
Kingsley. promises to visit VI
this winter 10 lecture on the French
art Of this century. on warwiekshir'
locallsma In Shakespeare plays anS
poema and on other subjects In art anS
letters.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16
posrAoE SHAME REFoRM.
Collectors Organizing 60 Boyeoit nHse
ulatlse Issues % stamps.

Collectors Organizing 60 Boyeeit nHse
uIauts Issues 90 stamps.
For long time the stamp collectors
aud dealers have been annoyed BY What
they consider the Objectionable practice
OF certain governments In making IRE
quent changes In their stamp issues
says Chicago Post u is alleged tina
these changes are not due TO any legi
innate portal needs. but are really 81
rected ~ the pocketbooks Of the collec
tors throughout the world. who, TO com
pletc their collections. must buy ihes'
unnecessary and speculative issues
Central American aud South American
countries have been particular offend
ere IN this regard. Though other coun
tries aud colonies have not been faI
behind. In the case Of some Contra
and South American countries peculiar
contracts cxis, with the firms that en-
grave and print the stamps. The print
ere in this regard. though other couu
and Ia return are allowed 20 retain. az
ter an issue becomes obsolete. all th'
stamps remaining on hand. As the
can print rs many stamps as they pleas
during the year the issue Is Ia use
there Ia always a goodly lot left over
I These rcmainders the engrayers sell
Recently. 80 bad has been the evil from
the stamp collectors point OF view, tina
a society has been formed In Englan
especially to aght the unnecessary Is
sues by a great worldwide boycott
/ This association. which is known for
mally a. the Society for the Suppressed
OF Speculative Stamps. has It's NJ
quarters In London It has alrt =
commenced active work. and has is
sued several c.rculators denouncln
certain varieties and issues Of stamp
as unnecessary aud speculative, an
asking collectors and stamp dealers {
cease collecting ana dealing In then
II has also issued requests TO stamF
collecting societies In other countric
20 work In unison with u.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16
WOMAN.

Mrs. Aiva Vanderbilt ana her daugh'
ter have gone into bicycle training
An up-t0-date new woman at Spring
Lake. Mich. carries with her a ham
mer and gives every obstructlng nail IN
the sidewalk a sturdy blow.
Mrs. Mary Stewart % zanesvilie. O.,
has sued her tenant. Mrs Elizabeth
Darrell. Tor $500 becauFe the latter said
the dwelling In which she lived was
haunted.
Mrs Kate Chase sprague has APP
parently failed On her EFFORT 70 dispose
at private sale % her furniture. which
has been seized fcf debt. u win be cold
az auction.
The autobiography a Mrs. Mary A.
Livormore. will be published To- Hsrt-
fora. ana ~ about ready Mrs. Liver
more had practically completed u be
fore she became ~
a party OF girls chapsroned by Z
maiden lady Of uncertain age left Dan
vile. IA. for an excursion O. NlaEara
Falls. A. jamestown. y y. the
ohaperon deserted and 90, married.
Mrs. Burke-Roche Is one o.; the pretty
woman cyolists noticed frequently o.
New York roads. She wears al timei
brown serge and a coat wiich OPEN
az the front. displaying a waistcoat o
pink bunting
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sense came over her that she had been
disloyal In thus bctraying good aunt
Hannah.
Il shouldn't have liked II u had a
over" thought Phoebe. hut then
Aunt Hannah Is 30 different. and he
may be- burglar or an insane man
come to Kill ns All"
"ial-loar' she could near Uu,is Moses
bawling. "rvc cotched ye. hey T. bag
and baggage. boss and wagon What
be doln'? jest stir one step and I'll
pepper yC over with birdshot Why,
I'm keepin' ye from elopln with my
sister Hammer. that's what I'm doin'."
he We crazy. Moses Means" shrllly
screamed Hannah. Put down that
gun, Why don't yee Il amt no high
wayman: it's Cappen Milo Peck. Of the
ship Lucy Mlriar. and he's come "a
bring me a silk dress that I've sold eggs
and butter to pay for. II comes cheap
cause there Amt no duty TO pay on Il
Captain Milo he brought Il over for his
wife. and she'd been dead six weeks
a:orc Il reached this ere keniry and he's
goin' TO le, me have II half price
"Je-ru.aa-lemr uttered Moses. letting
TIE gun drop heavily to the ground
The sllk-drcss question aginl don't
believe a woman would be happy IN
heaven e. they don't wear silk dresse'
there. Then you amt no burglar
No" shouted Cappon Milo Peck.
Nor no beau o. Hanneta?"
Moses. how can you" demonstrated
hls sister
We'll. / hain't been mp to this time.
said Cappcn Milo after a few seconds o
consideration: but sence ! see how in
dihorcnt you treat her here and wha
excellent butter she makes, and II shl
haln't no objection TO .he sea. why. II
az soon be her beau "a any one else's.
My gracious me- said Aunt Hannah
Always provided. added the eappeu
that there amt nothin said bout then
smuggled goods: that Amt nobody
business but mine and Miss Hampers
II a seafarin' man cant oblige hissel
and his neigh5Ors once In awhile
dunno who can. And now we're on N
r subject. Miss Hammer, raising his yolc
Pan octave higher. I'm a man OF fe'
words. bu, you've knowed me sence
vas knee-hlgh 10 a graaahopper. an
I've got a good house and farm. and n
command Of as good = sAilla' vessel :
ever Few the stars and stripes a. h
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masthead. And there's lots o sili
dresses ne GOOD aa that In the bundle
in the late Mrt Poek's wardrobe 81
home"
silk dresses" repeated Aunt Har.
nah. well. DO declare. the things
worth conslderin'T
wal" slowly spoke cappen Mic
Peck. "I'll give We until four O'Clock
tomorrow AFTERNOON 10 think tie mat
ter over. ana then III call for an an
swer."
"Itll be yes" whispered Uncle
/ M9aes. Then sir dresses settled the
question"
The cappen's white teeth CLEANED In
the starlight. he slowly retreated to hlf
wagon. Uncle Moses came back into
the house rather sheepishly with his
gun over his shoulder
u guess. little gal said he 10 Phoebe
Eve won't say nothin more about this.
"Oh. uncle you won't tell auntia
that"
THAT you Civ her away? Mono
NUNS the wordw chuckled Uncle
Moses. and he went straight 10 bed.
Aunt Hannah was dressed In her best
black stun gown. with a peaeock-blue
ribbon al her neck. the next day al four
o'clock. when Capen Milo Peck drove
up. lie stayed 20 .ea, al which festive
meal a cream layer cake. wafles and
plum preserves we're brought forth 10
lavish proiusion.
Were 20 be- read In mee,in' next
Sunday" complacently observed Aunt
Hannah. when he had finally taken his
departure. Il shall have TO get your
widowed sister. Phoebe. to come AID
keep house for Moses when I'm gone
amt 10 sorry for him as ] should b
n he properly appreciated mo all thea'
years Or n ae'i give me that SIN
dress wanted 20 bad. But I STALL hay'
four six dresses. all OF the very best
when I'm married 10 Capen Milo Peck!
And all on EN- smugied" ehucklel
Uncle Moses
Moses, do hold your tongue'
, snapped the bride-elect.
Well. guees I'd better setin' ] don
! want no arrests made at the weddin'
said uncle Moses But | never al
see a courtship ratified through In sue
short order"
yes" said Hannah. approyingl!
= "Cappcn Milo Peck Is a nan o. ~
words. Helen Forest Graves In Pes
Piles Home Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

lips apart. hcr cy5s sparkling with
strange excitement,
Yes. there VIVA Aunt Hannah leaning
out OF the window. Whispering anG ges-
;loulatlng and there In the catA.p bed
below stood a slalwsrt form. also whis-
pering and fesilculaiing.
Didn't tell ye wouldn't disappolnt
you" said The voice. In a carefully re-
strained roar
Il most made up my aiEd you
wasn't oomln'. said Aunt Hannah.
~ said ia be- here. ana I'm here"
Il dunno whether can trast what ye
say or not. hesitated Aunt Hannah.
Phoobes heart boat quicker than ever
Il guess les just the other way. spoke
the Romeo. ITS me has put confidence
ia yOa. II you was 10 80 back ON me
III be ruinedr
well" hcsltaied Miss Hannah. wait
ou' there a minute and ~ come down.
oh, dear! oh. dear" thought Phoebe,
what had / better do? It's surely my
duty TO call Uncle Moses. Who knows
but this lover "a a burglar In disguise
I've heard Uncle Moses say half dog~F
times that Aunt Hannah had no more
knowledge OF the world than child
And there's the ESTHER bag OF money
and all the silver spoons. and the little
old teapot that belonged 10 Grandaun'
Zerniah."
And spufred On By these recolleetions
Phoebe feW to fouse up Uncle Moses
who slept the sleep OF the just 10 TN
little three-cornered bedroom over tn
kitchen.
"Eh?" said Uncle Moses. when Al las
he WIS made TO comprehend the ext en-
cies OF the csSr a burglar A.mak
Ing love 10 your Aunt Hannah? hor
likely a crazy Aan escaped from IN
asylum
Phoebe clasped her hands.
"oh. uncle. asyeE thought o. thai'
fiuttcrcd she.
Get the broom and the poker an
the blackthorn walkin'-stick." said In
Gle Moses and you stand back o N
door 80 no one can come In. and III ie'
take the old musket down from the pes
over the fireplace and 20 around TO n
back"
Even while Phoebe obeyed teei
hoarsely mut,efcd directions. a guilt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16
PRINTERS INK.


A pleasant al. like a pleasant face. r.
IL looked az twice.
The more YOU pay for space. the more
careful you should be IN fllinE A.
The business that Il not advertised
can run along for a time. 40 can a dos
with three legs.
The ioudest voice Is the easiest heard.
and the biggest ad. best displayed. at
tracts attention quickest
Advertising IL a feeder TO business.
Never stop. Diet your business occa-
slonaily, but never starve 70.
let me but write the ads Of a firm
and care not who pays its bills.
would be an appropriate motto for some
ad-smiths.
The circular II the rife OF the sharp
shooter which. N well-almed. sicks on
"A struggling soldier occasionally; but
the well constructed newspaper adver-
tlsemcnt is the Calling gun OF publicity
that mows all before u.
The merchants who have shown their
enterprise by advertising right aiong
through the dark days Of adversely
crop failure ana relief goods. are the
ones who will frst feel the warm rays
OF the rising sun Of prosperity.
on Broadway the signs that are en-
tirely IN capitals outnumber those In
small letters more than ten 20 one. de-
spite the fact that the lower case letters
look slngularly clear and tasteful
The Detroit Journal publishes on eacl
Saturday a list Of the consplcuou'
"cntch-lines" from display ads appear
Ing IN the Journal during the previous
week. and offers cash prizes TO mrs
persons sending In a correct list OF tn
names Of the firms from whose ads IN
quotations were taken.--Printers' Ink.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

a yardl Better take u ma'am' lou
Woat have another such a chance.
Hannah fingered. but Moses Means
nudeed her With his elbow.
no" said he. eve don't want u
Gone. Hammer. It's a-pasi sunset, and !
doa't admire TO drive through Racket
swamp arier dark. Come. ! say.
Msss @s=ss sighed deeply.
"t'Il hcv a Sill dress Yet before die
sald she. as she climbed into the clumsy
eqnlpage.
..Sot n I know a." said Moses
pretty you'd look Va a silk dress
wouldn't YOU Get up. Sorrel.
whey Farm was a Wild and solitary
place where foxes skunk along the stone
valls by day and whlp-poor-wills sung
a, nleht: but Phoebe liked a. She
gathered Wild roses and helped Aunt
hannah With the household duties; she
yoae 10 mill In Uncle Moses on cart.
and took long walks In the fern-%eR'ed
Goods She listened patiently TO Aunt
uannah's complaints as TO her brother
PAR, mony. and mended Uncle Moses
sluo oycralls until there was more
match than material on them.
But one sultry summer night Phoebe
sltting late at her easement TO finish IN
her own brain a little poem about the
rlslng moon. thought she heard voices
u must be mistaken" pondered she
Nobody ever comes up this road after
DARK Il must be Uncle Moecs count
ing out the money In that leather has
after ned gone TO bed I've heard him
do q before now; or rs A. Hannah
seating the cats ont OF thc
nat Il was not Uncle d az all
Vnc,e Moses revcrboratiug SHORES 10
suinr from the koyhole OF his door sun
clcntly eontradlcied that theory. An'
although Aunt Hannah'b mumed voice
was plainly 10 be heard atlll Il was no
the cat whose counter-accenta rumble'
mys,erlously on the air.
Hcro was q mystery All her no
long this romantic little glTl had beef
longlng for a mystery TO nnravsl. an'
here Il was directly under the caves o
Whey Farmhouse.
n can't be possible. thought Phoebe
with a throbblng heart, that Az
Hannah has lover Aunt Hannah
mig. aad gears spectaeles and faih
teeth. But mean 10 sec who Il Ia"
Nelselessiy she erept around the cor
per Of the weather-beaten old hous'
keapsng well in the shadow. With be
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16
BUSINESS MEN.

Let q be seen by yous dealings that
Christ goes 20 your place OF business
with you every morning.
Have weights and measures that will
stand the light OF the burning throne.
be az religious IN your buying ana
seillnE 40 you are In your singing and
praying
Let Holiness 10 the Lord" be the
sentiment going out with everything
you cell.
Don't advertise your religion on eircu-
lars and blllheads. but nix u with all
your dealings IN a way 20 convince your
customers that you have something that
ISN'T taught 81 a commercial college.
Never DO a questionable thing IN or.
de- . make money. Money made IN
that way costs zoo much.-Ram's Horn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16
KNOWLEDGE

BRING comfort and improvement and
tends 20 personal enjoyment whea
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds bes. products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence l. due TO IL presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ative; efleciually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and ievers
and permanently curing constipation:
II has given atisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession. becauso il acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
.n,,s ,,e... a.., =. Perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
6yrup Of Figs IL for sale by all drug
rists in SOC and 81 bottles, but i Is a.a-
uiaoturcd BY the California Fig syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, syrup OF fig,,
aud being well informed, you will not
coept any substitute II offered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16
The devil fears no mans profession
when Il Il higher than h. practice.


ny local applications. a. they cannot
reach the diseased portion % the ear.
There % only one way TO cure deafness.
and that is BY constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition % the mucous lining % the Eus-
tachian Tube When the tube IL IN
Named you have a rumbling sound OF
imperfect hearing. and when u n en-
tirely closed Deaf7ess IL the result. and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored 10 IL normal
condition. hearing Dill be destroyed for
ever. nine cases out q ten are caused
BY Catarrh. which Il nothing but an In
famed condition o. the mucous sur
faces.
We viii give one Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness (cauaed by Ca
tarrhl that cannlt b. cured BY Hall
CAtarrh Cure. send Tor circulars, free.
p J. CHENEY a CO, Toledo. y.
Sold by druggists: &c.
Halls Family Pills. &c.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16
TO.HE

Il ne ms gwen 10 uaiurai ~ fsiuet' dfeassfse
~ Ins la Isss his 90 ssff IeuetfttinG teeihna
81 hfal 49, aud i = ard alettY clls isr Nhel
Iafisa, kruis iara'Ysia. Nsuralf'a VIZ Joints 80
al tara uulaiinnt frnd taf = lAst taeA I've -
ialninE email Iaf cent 81 ne fnaenlaif aaifusas
fom fhauaa1ta sho lave hcen Itffofei o. hfata enA
Eafnrfs by ne % tbs ecudfrfal iaslftie ~
D. Nf fAhNNft. DO uot alluN yeuI iltoe eaet y
rtnar. suftf krI De % CIoap rlea tohs ~ eAfe
fNfrn a. fNa rIfFNuth fNuf. 20 ne euffa NJ Htfst
turus viihoai isaFug tars anl hat ~ eil ~ ea's
slFfs aua tfulsFs Il.
"a here taFe DO agtht eaIi On AfurEtA 70 efai a.
rulrt 81 tho discovers ara fuIs trNFliftefl
IA JONES, nAtlas. Trttt pen IA
ENTs WANTED ENERY WHERE
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

Indoor. particularly In The siitnr posture
srf iar more prrudical 10 health uan "a
resalFr muscular eNeftnu Ia The open aif
Hard tedeLlarJ workers arr ar TOO weari
afief oiiua haufr 20 lake much nee-lial ever
riaa la the open air They oitre ne-i tonic
WHERE eau they seek IMMIGRATION morc Ger
taInlT AMI thoroughly than nom uoststicr'
stomach BItieu, reuofaui particularly
adapted 20 recruit the exhausted fore .
nature ufe also for dyspepsia, Kidney live
ard Fheumang ailments
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

TuH YoUTH's CnnFtNinS hat htuotne famous ~
cause there 10 hardly famous mau o. vuman in
urraf nritain o. me United states sho does nut
cantFibute 10 the PAPER each year. lhr writers IN
gsgef Zoe lsf Truniss 90 nast thr paper more A.
irarfiFe than ever before.
To thnse shn guitscTtf ~ crrf arudlnr n g. thf
Publisher make On extraordinary unef-tq send
frrr handsome fuuf-raF4 calendar falp TO-. llth-
ugrarhrd in mine bright conn. retail price Of Nhirl
Jan. !, Isl. The ThankrzlslnF. Christmas AMI
Nsu leaFs nouhlf NumtFu free sud TN Nun'
rkNlus . fnll year. "a urshs, % Jan. y. isll. Al
Ave, uultuu.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

a aaint shade Of color rising into her
.wriAkled cheek.
well. then. what are you foolin
awaT your time looking ai this ERE
sleasy stun" said the farmer. shifting
uneaslly from one foot 10 another. Cur
mother never had a silk dresG. aud she
lived TO be eighty. And my departed
partner. she never 80 much as asked for
a Eiik droaal Alapacky and merino was
good enough Tor her Why amt Il good
enough for your"
Outcidc the store door the old horse
4 I'D hltched 10 the post in a most de-
icctco attitude. no n he were heartily
ASHAMED Of the mud-sp'ashod wagon
oehind him. with its faded buffalo
robes. aud the various boxes and pack
sge2 stored In the rear Phoebe, tho
little city niece. held mp her palm-leai
ian 10 keen on the sun. and secretly
wcndered hos long Aunt Hannah
Noaid BE- about her shopping When
unoe Moses was summoned TO assist u
the deliberations. she had nearly de-
aDairod.
Phoebe was not well taal summer anS
her mother had eagerly accepted FOL
her the Invitation giyen by Aunt Han
nah 10 come out 10 Whey Farm and trl
the ealcacY Of country dir. thick cream
and ueE-laid eggs They had packe'
her little vallso at ten minutes notice
and here she was on her way 10 an un
known LARD a little elated and a goo
deaf frightened
A. she waited there the clerk mad
one more attempt 10 attract these an.
customers
Its . splendid piece Of silk" sal
he. giving u a flowing sweep over hi
left arm. and reduced half a do!la
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16
INCREASE YOUR INCOME

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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

A woman with apparently lots Of
time Of little value, in Ransom, Mich,
has Just completed the sewing Of an
even 1900 little bits OF cloth into =
patchwork quilt.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

some men divide their lives between
irving 10 forget and trying to recover
from the effect, of trying 90 forget.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

Experience leads mAny mothers Co say
"a tsrastsrs Ginger Tunic because itit especial-
u good fsf colds. pain and almust even ssakneta
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

Everything good lost in this world
will be found IN heaven.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

Piso's Cure cured me Of Throat and
Lung trouble Of three years standing
+ CADI, Huntington, Ind, Nov ~, lea
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

tBrown's bronchial Trochcs' relieve
Threat Irriiaiions caused by Cold or use OF
the voice. The genuine sold only IN bo1et.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

The poorest people In the world are
those who try 10 keen all they get
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

Ta-Auffasiopped fres ~ Dr. Ellne's 0Fest
Nerve hsstorur. No ftis amer tta frtt dAs : 40.
harNeioas Ircatite An e2tfial - ~ ire "
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

NJ Troubled With hore Eyss
JacksonG Indian Eye Halve viii positively
cure them sc al all drug stores
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

A handsome female photographer
ought TO do a good business with her
taking WAYS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

Every man longs to be a woman
just long enough TO shou what a good
wife he would be.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

DO right yourself, aud you viii hep
some other man 10 behave himsel.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

@rl see You lsler,7 as the boxer
said when his opponent had closed
both his peppers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

We have all blamed Adam Tor fall
ing, but God never did.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

Il seems appropriate enough for
whiskey firm TO 20 into liquidation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16
HANNAH'S SILK DRESS.

Lavender silk
dressi' said Moses
Means seornfuily.
what on earth do
you want OF layen-
der silk dresses
Amt goin to be-
married. are ye.
HsnneTg"
"tIow SO do talk.
Moses Moansr" said
the elderly spinster
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

Il Satan ever laughs II must be a.
the hypoorites, they are the greatest
dupes be has.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

When love works I, never looks at
the clock.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

What Others drink distresses a tee
tolar more than Il does others, FIRE.
quently.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

smansens uagtc Corn saive."
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

A Texas miser keeps every thing
under lock and key, and be even bolts
his food.