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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

benjamin wes,by was knocked down
by a Detroit electric cat April Is. when
he recovered consciousness he was a
ravlnE maniac. Tho only injury be
sustained was a slight cut above the
eye. The hospital physicians we're pus.
zlod and q council Of physicians vas
held A peculiar coneaviiy was dlscoy-
cred IN westby's skull, The vertex had
been forced inward and evidently
pressed upon the brain The family re-
called that ten years back the boy had
fallen from railroad train. striking
on his head and driving the bone into
the brain. Since then he has been
more or less light headed. I, was deter
mined 10 trsThine his skull A distance
Of about two and a half inches was
cut and the patient has now entirely
recovered his reason.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
FACTS ABOUT RATTLERs.
4 snake where IIuehisberries 0roW--
Deer a, snake Fighters.

A"NH -" N-'f+N+ 80
wherever you hnd hucklebcrrles."
said a native Of the Moosic Mountain
region. OF this county. you viii ind
rattlesnakea and trout. and no malaria
Mathematics are more plentiful In the
huckleberry woods OF Wayne county
than they have been for years. and
they get more numerous every year.
One reason for this Is that deer have
got scarcer. IN fact. are virtually OK
tinct In Wayne county. although In the
bordering counties Of Pike and Monroe
they are stiil abundant Deer are born
enemies OF rattlesnakes. and kill hun
dreds Of them every year where there
are any to kin. visiting their haunis
and stamping them beneath their feet.
Hogs are also death on rattlesnakes.
and II there we're wild hogs IN cur
woods they would soon clean out the
snakes Strong proof that rattle
snakes are always found where buckle
berries are plentiful Is TO be found In
AAtft hohhAet I a. IN July Nuf tNl-
ner OF that county are huckleberrios to
be found. the northeast corner. on
high. barren mountain. known as
Hucklcberry Hill. That Is the only
locality in the county where rattle
snake can be found. and there they
abound by the thousand. People 20
from fifty miles around 10 that big
huekleberry patch every season 10 pick
berries. and Il is estimated that they
XIII a rattlesnake TO every bushol Of
berries they pick. and they pick hun
dreds Of bushels. This hill Ia on sus.
quehanna waters. The Allegheny
river rises only a mile or NO distant.
and flows clear across the county. but
no rattlesnakes are found anywhere
along that stream or its tributaries In
the county. On all the susquehanna
river tributaries. however. rattlesnakes
are numerous York Sun.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

and nerve Of the military man In his
carriage. but In the hne. mastery
ehiseling Of his face. the quick, half
humorous. half earnest CLINT Of his
zen" and the rare smile with which
he wins friends and melts enemies.
Towards women the president-slect's
manner Is charming. Il has both def
erenee and understanding In It. Per
haps that Is somewhat the result Of the
hne types which he has known best.
His mother. that splendid specimen Of
vigorous and upright womanhood.
stern perhaps. Just surely. with a mas
culine determination and a feminine
mercy. His sister. Annie. Of blessed
memory, whose brilliant mind and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Il Is announced by Bradstreet's In
advlces from Washington that the re-
port Of the Venezuelan commission on
the Brlslsh-venczuela boundary line
dispute win be made 10 the president
shortly before congress convoncs In
December. Il was expected that the
report might be ready BY Nov. !, but
complications In connection with the
work In Holland have caused delay.
The members Of the commission have
been AZ work on different branches OF
the subject an summer. with a view to
reaching a decision rs early a. pos
alhio. Justice Brewer. the chairman
OF the commission. had called meet
ing OF the commission for October 3.
and Il was thought that AZ that meet
ing all tho data could be submitted and
a decision reached A delay has, how
ever. occurred incident 20 the work OF
Professor Baer. who has been ransaok-
ing the Dutch archives IN Holland.
HIS Investigation led him TO London.
Justice Brewer has now received a
cablegram from him saying that his
work in London has been completed
and that he win return to Holland
with the submission Of the re-
port OF the commission its functions
viii come to an end. No hint as 10
the nature Of the report is forthcom-
ing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

In the house Of God. God. not man.
srsaks. lie gives a divine message
through His servant. the pastor Of
His church. which Is inspired by the
Holy Spirit. and Is merely giving utter
ancs IN the medium Of language b.
the man Of God. The church ls a holy
place. for where God Ia specially ap-
pointed 70 speak to Ibis people no,h-
Ing should be introduced Of nature 70
dedle. Rev G. Hoyme.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

The orient has become a competitor
Of The eastern part Of this continent In
supplying coal TO the Pacific coast. An
American vessel recently arrived IN
San Franclsco with a cargo Of coal
from Tonquln. that Is said TO be equal
In quality to the best Pennsylvania coal
and can be sold probably at a price
considerably below the coal sent from
the eastern states. While the product
comes from district peoplod by
Chinese. the industry Is developed b.
French capital
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Il must DO a terrible blow 20 the
great purifier. Anthony comstock. to
be accused Of "lndeeency." but that Is
iust the claim made against him by
he women OF the W. c. T. Z. with
regard to the big row tkey are hav-
Ing over the bills brought before the
legislature last session. Comssock de-
lends himself somewhat lamely. but
the women are after him with a sharp
stick and say. "the terms he employed
were positively unclean.' and 20 on
~ad inhnlium." or "ad nausoum. 4"
whichever You prefer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Little Helen Bre.ter. the i-year-ola
daughter o; John brei,eF, Of Saginaw.
Mich. has been apparently asleep since
Thursday nlEht Of last week. She has
not opened her eyes bot has answeres
Eyes" ana NO 10 questions regarding
her nouriahmsnt. She has beea M foF
Eve weeks from brain Affection. She
shows no signs Of omacihtion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

nsss AshsFaaa. Dsaf. Daab. asa mind
IL Cared ~ Frlnht IL q nisuts.

- 1880 - ANiMnN ~ = MluuNNa
Rose Ackerman. young woman
from Bohemia. employed as a domestic.
In New York. became deaf. dumb and
blind rs the result OF severe injuries
caused by fall last December. Her
case was considered hopeless. but
through the Kindness Of friends she
was acut to the hospital for treatment.
The doctors pronounced her care hope
less, and were about To discharge her
one day last wrok. when In phenomc-
nal manner she rcgalncd her three
lost senses through fright 4 elrl on
an adjoining cot was 70 have severe
surgical operation performed. In some
way Miss Alderman learned the fact
and was greatly troubled. After the
operation. when the PATIENT was
brought out from under the influence
OF aneathetics. Miss Alderman real
lied the unusual stir. and became hys-
terical. Suddenly she spoke aloud. and
In a few moments was able TO dis
tinguish objects around her Then her
hearing returned and that night she
was sent away from the hospital alb
soluiely cured. Tho. phyalclana are
perplexed. ana gtabIe 70 explain the
strange phcnomena.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

The third quarterly payment 10 the
Usage Indians, consisting OF 100000.
was made last week. Hundreds OF
gamblers were at Pawhuska and the
few marahals were powerless 20 pre-
vent dopredailons. Two gamblers,
Jones and Evans. bunooed a gang OF
mll-bloods and the men ran the gamb-
lcrs out Of town. and beat them to
death. Il seems that the Indians held
the winning hand.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Mrs. Chafie-Johnnie. have dis
covered that you have taken more cake
than I gave you. Johnuis-Yes. ma:
made believe that there was another
little boy spending the day with me-
Texas SITTER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Not Of worldly goois. bal of an earthly COM
fort. Is the poor wretch iornentei BY malaria.
The fril scoa'Fr IL. however, shora ofits thong
la advance by Hoststur's stomach MueTs, t.
oniy sars preventive and m~ily Dyspepsia,
hiiIousnrss. clHailpailnu. Ihcumau al. nrrF-
ousuets AL tldnft complaints are ai.n among
the hnlly an ciions .Nhich this truracrnt
medicine oycrcainss vita certainty Tee u
automatically
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

wabley-"Awful bother cutting the
leaves OF n magazine. isn't ~" wag.
row-"Not for me. When take a
magazine homo put Il in a consplsu-
GUS place. and some one lnvarlable does
the Job for me."-Roxbury Gazette.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

That Oklahoma man who has been
divorced from one woman three times
Il undoubtedly employed as a sort OF
sandwich man by the divorce lawyers
OF that territory.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Al an anarchist meeting IN New
York Johann Most shouted rats" and
was promptly elected. Johann likely
lmaeined be was attending a Chinese
banquet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

The most humorous thing about a
great many jokes - that some persons
accept them In earnest.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

The mlllealum VIII come about the
time that people DO their own think
ing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Ono consolation for defeated candi-
dates VIII be that the corn-huaklng
scaoon IL on.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Baeoa-That woman passing Is tAs
perfect double o. your wife Esbsrt-
can't see A. II she's perfect abe GER
taiAly csa't be ny wifss Double
Whlu-W hnmA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Jablin-"Jaggins called me a mon.
key. How can you stand thatg Dill.
bey-'what would you advise me &c
do about ~" JabliR--"Make him
prove Il. OF course,"--Roxbury Gazette
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

People are beginning 70 think that
the campaign button has been pressed
TOO much.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

With the approach Of Thanksgiving.
Gladstone begins to talk about carving
Turkey.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

People who are efficient are never ex-
penslve to those who employ them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

People who cannot adapt themselves
to conditions are mere machines with
an ability to srumble.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Pawnbrokers may not be the best
people In the world, but We have 10 pa,
up with them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Church services do not begin At II
o'clock because It IL the eleventh hour
6or repentance.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

wENTY -FIvEcats
and kittens are a
goodly number. but
at the time OF
which we wrlto.
says Harrlette Roa
I'm the Boston
Transcript. they
could an be count
cd upon a farm
within a ride OF six
miles from Lowell.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
4 COLONY OF CATS.
COLLECTION OF NAMES THAT
rs UNIQUE AND APPROPRIATE.

Happy Family with a Pleasant Home
hut the Mistress Thinks She Has Too
Many Tahbies for One Household
Feline Traits.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

than az. or possibly sshs shan be
kept alive"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

A hsndy man was Hand. Tor sew
eral years his pet scheme was 10 advcr-
tise tha; he was a wealthy widow de-
string a youns lady companion TO ae-
company hln TO California. In his ad-
vertifemsn,s he never omitted 20 men
iion the fact that the applicant must
ineloss q 10 Be used for telsgrama
and investigations Of character" There
we're many ysuas iad!ss uho wanted -
visit cAiiferhia. aad 81 course Handh
harvest 81 svs-dsIiaF bllis vaa abuna-
ant. But hs aaaliy received one from
Dubuque tia, breusAt hin 10 Srief. ana
the CAV dseslyeF Il safely locked behind
the stone walls 40 AuamoAA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Many a blessing In disguise eileclu-
ally eludes detectlon.-Puck.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19

Another real good man soss wrong.
and. proforring death TO exposure,
pulls tho trigger that sends him 10 "A
suicides grave. George J. Marsh was
known as q kind. generous. Christian
man IN Glouses,eg. Mass. who're FOR
years he had been treasurer Of a saw
inrs hank aud was entrusted with no,
only The savings on his feIow-men. bnt
wilh tho estate Of widows and o.
paans az we'll Satan, with whom he
foonshly allowed himself TO council.
told him he could gct rich Quick by
the use Of other pgopfs money. II It
had worked that way this paragraph
would never have been written. Be-
ware o. evil companions.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-19
To CunE A COLD IN ONr nay.

~ u 10 y FEIIlH N WNT UNIs
Tasc Laxative irumo Quir.re Tablets an
Druggists rciuld ihu money % ilia 70 tocuro. 15c
Il has never raid any one TO have tO5
many congdcnis
Casearcis stimulate liver. kdneys and
bowels. Never scssn. VISA zen or grippe.
Some women meyer lasc their kit.
lculsh ways until ihcy lave married.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-19

los esoombros de una casa medic demolida,
cuyos subter1Anees estabsn al descubierto Y
formaban IN precipicio { 10 largo de Ia calle.
Con II ligerexs de IN tigre que Sc aba-
lanxa su press, did de repente IN salto el
Maestro, Y, asiendo Tomas por Ell pescue-
n, con ura mano le dijo:
II FL dinero, s te tiro Ia cueval
Y empujsndo Seyton hacia atras lie hi
perder el equilibrio 10 suspensii6 con una
mano sobre Is profunda excavaci6n, mieutras
con Ia otra agalraba de un brszo Sarah,
apretAndola como IN torno.
tes que Tsmks hiciese ell menor mo-
vimiento, Ia ''Lechuza" le registT6 los boil
sillos con maravillosa destreza. Sarah no grit6
nj opaso resistencia alguDa, dijo & 81 her
mano con serenidad:
DAles Ell bolsillo, Tomse-Y dirigiea-
dose al bandido, snadi6:-No nos. hagsis
NAL, pues no nos resistimos
La "LechuEs', despues de haber regis
trado accomplishments los bolsilios de las
dos vfctimss, dijo Sarah:
"A yer las manos; veamos 81 tienes sor-
tijas: No.. Nj siquiera IN anillo... ique mise
ria
Tomss Seyton no perdi6 su sangre fra
mie1tras dur6 esta esoena tan rSpida como
imprevista, dijo nj Maestro, enya mano
lie 2pretsba con menos violencia:
10 seTeis hacer IN cambiog Iii carte
n cont1ene papelss que no os serviran: vol
vedmelA Y msiiana os dare veintlcineo luises
De orc.
-Ta... para cogernos el garlito re-
Puso ell bandido--Famos, lsrgate mires
atlas: bien llbrado has saliuo poca costa.
-Aguarda-dijo In ssIechuxan-Si es
hombre de bien po1I& recobrar su cartera-
dirigiendose luego Ssyton, szadi6. -
tSAbeis donde esta q llano de San Dioniaiol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-19

-Gasrdadlo. buena amigs. ! echsd con
aosotros IN trsgo de vino.
-Maehss graciAs, cabaIlero-respondi5
In tia 'sPeloaa" mir2nd, 81 harmane de IA
oondssa coo aire d cratitad admirAci6u
-Habianos oitldo IN anigo-3ijo
Seytoa-aars ans taherna de esta calle, :
eveo cue nos hamos enga1ado.
-Este e II '>Conejo Blanc.r para 10
que gastess maadAr, cabAllero.
-Paes sqai es-iijo S4ytoa hsoiendo
Saish us sena lie sntaliganc,a. ST. en- eI
'Coneie Blanooa IS aoade d>bia esperarnos.
y por oserta que no hsy dos s.Coneios
hsAneos --aIa GA orSalle IA ~Pelona''-Per
dseadmes S9Re sshss S8ans vaeStro camarsdsf
Alto y delgai ;. eAhello v big ,te oasta-
va. W eAiSos 81 gasssla ne estSbs
sqaa hSoe an tasssaeato< I'm csraersro muy
alto eosro aeoaraS ne se saS, se uaArcharon
iantos
y los dos hase&raoS preessamsnte.
- ShStsean selese pressasS Sarah.
~ eAraeaere sSle eStero aQaS IN ins-
tantss psCe sl esva oeaS con II stfail.ebaagas'
Y 81 "%shavsaaes@-y ssEAl6 coa ana rasrsda
= :. esaysSsase = Rsaelse> qas persn2seesa aun
TeeaAs y SArAA - valxsere. hasa y. y
Nsspess Ns a1Sans>s vsonasaea$ "a exaraea. ii
y >AFsA "a sessaS= ! - cennsnero
--se'eeeess 4 ese AeeahEee
No Carlos q hsaAss peraSsa i nists de
heaeage y eatrAr ~ e-sAs eAlles del Inferno.
= NsSsvS ! NarpA raaiar - sahexaa dlsfrSxa-
=, - - cAveaneVe saSrsr ! eAi& p&so per los
sskxs0s> sr~yA - AAAks A1Saaa novei21
1Re a. nNAte i aSsSarnNs parN Nnrnh lo
eSAS ~ ves - AaaA.
nAssat> eSkA eaaNersAssSa sssensa& sn
- NAsA seaSaA exssNAssEs, : s%Masstro 5e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-19
pARA CARRFTERAS

emboscsdos en- Ell portal de enfrents Ia IA
berns del ''Coneio Blanco', vieron 81 sHChu-
risdor" alej arse por Ell lado de Is Gale donde
hsbia una casa demolida. El ruido de sus
pasos, algo torpes por las frecuentes libacio-
mes de Ia cens, Sc oonfundieron con los bra
midos del viento el estrepito de la lluvia
que sEotsba las paredes.
Tomas Sarah salieron tamb en- de Ia
tsb4rna, Y tomaron direction opuesta ls
del "Churiador"
81 Maestro de EscuelA" diio Ia '+Ls-
ohuxa"
-Prepara Ell vitriolo: stenoi6a!
--Descalcemonos para que no nos slen-
tsn-Tepuso Ia "LechuEa."
DsscalzAronse, pegaaos Ia pared se
fusron deslizando & favor de Ia oscuridsd.
Fayorecidos por este srdid, Ell 'MAestro de
E>euela' la tuerta siguieron & TOnlss Y
Sarah tan de ceres, que casi les toeaban.
-Afortansdamsnts nos sguaIda el Co
che en- Il esquina de la calle-diio Tomas
S-yton,-Si no, Is lluvia nos cal2ria. Tlenes
frfS Sar.2
-Paede ser que averisu .mos algo por
medic del coutrabsndists, de ese sBraz9
Ralu"-d,lo Sarah sin responder In pre-
CUNT. de sn hermano.
e u sc detuyo de repents replies:
No e esta Ia Gale: debimos tomar
Ii irqaierda 81 salir de la taberus; para negsr
cas- demolids. Volvamos atrSs.
El "Maestron Ia "lechuEA". que Sc
gufan de cerca sus vietimAs, Sc escondieron
en- el hueco de ana pnerta.
-Prefsro que vayan por ei isdo d. los
escembrcs-ii lilo el Maestro de Escuel&' EN-
vox baja :-Si se resisten. va teDgo mi
sarah y MA hermAno vOlvierOn pasar
pOr dslAnte del ''Conejo BlAnooa y negaron
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-19
B1BL1oTECA DE la DENocRAc1A

gros realzaban Ia pslida blaucurs de sa sem
blante, Y en- su sdemsu, en- 10 b 40 de sa -
tatura Y 10 delicado de suS fsccioues era "a
Gil reconooer una mujer disfraxada de hon
bre Era Il condesa Sarah Mac. Gregor.
III leotor ssbrs mas adelante los motives
que llevaron Ia condesa 81 hermsno al
'sConejo Blanco
-Tomas, pide de beher pregants por
Il esas gentes, que seaso nos diraa Alro-
dijo Sarah en- eorrecto iaglss
I'll homhre caro- V de oejss negras ~ SEN
70 una mes, salyntras QUE Sarah SO enioga-
ba In frente Y decia 4 Ii "Pelona" EN- hSen
frances:
IS nors. hseed que nos sirvan alyo de
beber.
Ls eatrada de estas dos personas en- Ia
taherna habia excltsdo Ia eariosidad de tods<.
sa tFale sus modales indioaban Que sran
extranos sqnel sitio, Y EN- sa 6sonomfa III.
qa'eta Y tareada se veia que atgda motive
impoTtante los hehia eonlaeido & 81. III ss1,hu.
rtsdorn, el "Maestro de- Escaelas. ' l. s,Tye.
ehuxas los oh>ervaban coz extraoraiaaria Gu
riosidad.
Tomks Seysoa repits6 impscien,e i
" Peloaa :, Que partioipeha de Ia admirsciSr
general:
Seaors. heaos pedSae &lSo que heAers
tened Ia honasa de sersirnas
May haeeA ~ tahsraera nj cav tan xs>gtSS
y para ella de>a~A1e lengasie. SasSS del ssa<,S~
trador, " apoyaadose coN AfahillaAa sahre ~
mesa de sas naeyes parroQaiaae<. les grexua,
-toaers's an asamhre de VINO, s ana 80
tella iacraaap
ma l0s nss soN sssaA> h aaesaSs araa
S'rvse Il pante le tAAsrsara 10 aaN II.
haA pedides lssaAs Sexton h lis uN nAng,aesSn
y rshasande eesaaT 4 eaaese eve u eSaexNlvsas
In daios r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-19
Los infYoscYgtos medtcOs ciYtiatsos
con e1eTcsctO en- est0 c5sldaG,

cOss eJeTcsctO efs csta csstttaG,
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N Sl,iuskAiS vsTIotosR yStn&l.Ss saSa $40
dad, In ohOAStA inC0atest&Sls oel vtStss
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E.aGtiSo oe ls ytxnUis ES0ss- = sStTczno a.
C0Sx Rhsg urSt y arEIuAr ics 2uo s1.acyl 6sr
Gns en- ssta popIAoicn ns yxOaucido tsL re
tlosa reSuItsuCs y ha obtsnlNo ts.z. deontele,
GtiegRctorlo vsJlSLts eNito, que 50 hac
eonssg uido can 81 ers pics cropagsStC q
exteHmILio de H. vtfCelS $50 Sts'ITo stGEaa
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cue Is ltIta vRCCf eStssINs Gs tsSsets
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