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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08

The reporter met Assessor Nall yes
terday morning. and he was In fine
spirits over q camp hunt with the boys
on the Nayasota river, which he took
by way Of vacation after completing the
tax rolls Of the county. Mr.. Nall said:
IL saw a report In one Of the local pa.
pers that the NAvasota river had al.
most gone dry mot prohibition and
was standing In holes. found the re.
port true. / have been In and about
Brazos county twenty five years, and |
never saw the river 80 low before.
There are places over a hundred yards
long that are As dry as Bryan was
last Sunday, and the stock stand and
lie about the bed OF the river as con.
teniedly a. II they we're browsing in
pastures green. The holes are full Of
fine buffalo with just enough aligators
10 make II interesting for the seiners.
Taere are more fish being caught this
year out ofthe river than ever before.
The holes range In depth from one to
ten feet and are easily seined, brush
being the only obstacle. The party
went out Wednesday and remained
three days. We were plentifully pro.
vided with provisions, including black
coffee and snake medicine, and We had
such royal good time that no one
wac was 20 fortunate as 10 participate
will ever forget IT, We caught an
abundance Of fish, had one lively wolf
chase and three runs AFT q deer. There
are more wolves on the Nayasot than |
have known for many years. Put Cole
shot one Of the wolves, but we did not
succeed In finding him. In the last
deer chase Put Cole succeeded In down
ing buck whose antlers showed sew.
enteen points on each prong. sup
pose he weighed about 800 pounds, as
II took three horses TO carry him in TO
camp. There are a few deer In the bot
tom yet, but We don't want anything
said about 1t. could talk to you for
hours about the incidents and episodes
OF our camp life. You know, u you
ever went hunting, that nothing brings
men so close together and makes them
forget the cares Of life so quickly and
efiectually as the boon companion.
ship Of the camp FIRE where friend.
ships kindled In the rudy blaze, burn
brightly on long years after the fagots
have burned out and crumbled 10
ashes" Following Is the jolly crowd
with whom Mr.. Nall enjoyed the hunt /:
d P Cole, NJ G s,eed, JH MeCullOch,
d + Tho npson, J T Pate. John Davis,
Jack Graham, R Stripping, t @ Num-,
J d Jones, NJ G Buchanan, J W Ben.
son, 7 J Wilson, l B Todd, Byron
Todd, Alb Carroll, J W Caps, r n
Nall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08
Dr. Brown aoods DEAD.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Dr. Brown
GOode, assistant secretary Of the Smith
sOnian institute, and probably the lead
ing authority on fsh and fisher,
les ia the United States, died her,
Sunday night Of bronchial pneumonia
aged Is years. He was a native Of In,
diana DIR. Goodies Published paper
include about 100 titles on topics on
tichthyology, museum administration
and fish economy. From 1874 TO 1881
he held the Office Of Oh 81 Of the divis.
ion Of fisheries in the Smithsonian and
on the organization Of the national mu.
scum became Ia assistant director.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08

We want your trade on school books
Sam b. Wilson & Go. 2l2.
Mike Hannefn was In town Sunday,
Lunch baskets 10, % & S5c. Sam b
Wilson & Co. 2i2.
Sixiy.six tickets were sold for the ex
uursion 10 Houston and Galveston Sun.
day.
We have complete line Of school sup
plies at lowest prices. Sam d. Wilson
4 Co. 2i2
Gus Steele aud Billy syms came up
from Millican yesterday.
Capt. P. A. Smith Of Navasola spent
Sunday In the city.
Wanted-Board and londing for lady
and child. Private house preferred.
Apply At this Office or address Ralph
Barnes, Exchrnge hotel.
&c. Hurt was ia from the Brazos
bottom Sunday.
7. l.. Grace was here from Marlin sun.
day.
The best cough cure rs Shli0hs Cure.
A neglected cough Is dangerous, Stop
Il at once with ShllOh's Cure. sold by
ell druggists.
A fatal shooting ARRAY between two
negroes took place at Jones School
house six miles North Of Bryan salur-
day night In which Steve Robinson was
ahot and killed with a double barrelled
shot gun. Ed Childress was lodged In
jail here Sunday charged with the crime.
Miss St. Leon Is receiving new mill
llnery every day. She has an elegant
line Of walking hats and sailors. l4i
DR.. J. S. Edge Of Kurlen was here
yesterday.
Fried, slewed aud raw oysters 25cis a
doxen, rs cls hall doasa At Emden =
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08
KILLED on IKE INoINgER.

rFainFobbsF shot white Preparing q
Loot the Overland Express
sAoRENENro, Sept. An atsemp,
was made Saturday night to hold up the
overland express train at Webster. ain
miles west Of this city. As the train
approached Webster a man crawled over
the tender and, covering the engineer
and fireman with a pistol, compelled
them to stop the train. The man guard.
ed the engineer while an accomplice,
who had been in waiting, started back
to rob the train.
Engineer English. seeing his capsor
on his gard, shot him and ran the train
into Sacramento. 4 large force Of men
are securing the country IN search a
the escaped robber.
The body Of the trainrobbcr who was
shot was found lying near the track.
IN his hand was grasped a loaded pistol.
The MAS nams u thought 10 beF. J.
Morgan,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08

Mason, Tex, Sept. Little Calet
Smith. II years old, shot himself with
a targetgun here. The ball entered the
forehead, passing ON into his brain. II
isthOught he was attempting to climb
into the back Of stage which was pass.
ing with the gun in his hand. The
driver heard a shot and looking back
saw him lying unconscious in the road
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08
II. at. G. TlE c Card.

Chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan, Tex.
Burwick Bay oysters at Emden's. 2il
A big assortment Of school books al
Fountains. 10 per cent of for cash.
Mrs. @. II. Needham returned 10 Har.
lem Saturday after visit to Mrs Z. @.
Pearson.
The Preluest writing tablets In town
for 3 and l0c. Sam d. Wilson & Co. 81
Mrs. Bate and family have returned
from Marshall.
The Largest Pencil tablet In town for
DC. Sam B. Wilson & Co. 2i2.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08
OPERA House HORROR
Terrible Calamity In a Mich
igan Theater.
TWELVE FIREFIaHTERs KILLED.

Thousands Of People witnessed the Aw-
full Spectacle, aud u Required Her
eulean Enorts on the Part Of the Po-
lice TO Keep Many Spectators From
Being IhJured
DETROIT. Sept. IA special TO the
Free Press from Benton Harbor says
terrible holocaust with the greatest loss
Of life that has ever occurred In that
part Of the state occurred Saturday
night when Myers Opera House took
fire, and in the fight to save the build.
ing and other blocks adjoining II fire.
men, one volunteer. met their fate At
one fell swoop, the death being instan.
tAneous with Ave Of them. six living
only few hours in awful agony. while
roverd others met with severe bruises
and burns.
During the evening the play. "a Fac
tory girl, had been given by local talent
and had closed but q half hour before
fire was discovered. when the building
was filed from basement 10 the fourth
story with suffocating smoke which
burst into sheet Of flames through the
entire audience room. almost instantly
before the frs department could re.
spond with single stream Of water,
there being some confusion at the ouise.
owing 20 hook and ladder facilities DO.
ing short, although the local FIRE com.
panies had that day closed a 2.days'
tournament exhibiting much skill in
quick work.
st. Joseph was called on for assist.
anoe at the outset, they approaching the
building through an alley, unloading
ladders in the rear Of the building, and
while hosting them the upper walls fell
over without seconds warning, GOV.
ering the men, which was witnessed BY
hundreds Of spectators. The following
were killed:
Frank Watson Of st. Joseph. legs
broken, skull crushed leaves wife.
John Hoffman Of Benton HArbor,
crushed into unacceptable mass leaves
wife and five children.
Thomas Kidd. Benton HArbor, I'm.
married killed by live wires.
Frank woOdley. Benton HArbor,
killed by live electric wires leaves wife
and three children.
Ed II Gange, st. Joseph, drayman,
head crushed legs broken.
Scott Rice, bellboy at the Benton no.
tel. skull fractured.
William Mitten, both legs fractured.
internal injuries lived two hours
Louis Hoffman, Benton harbor, head
smashed, thigh crushed, widower; no
leaves two small children.
Arthur @. Hin, st. Joseph, foreman.
81. Joseph Hose company, legs. broken.
terribly burned lived an hour.
Frank Seaver, st. Joseph, leg broken.
badly cut and burned lived three hours.
Robert L. Roie, st. Joseph, compound
fracture Of the left leg. internal injuries
lived one hour.
The injured are;
John A. Crawford, eK.chief Of Benton
HArbor fire department; overcome by
heat and smoke.
VIII Freund, st. Joseph. cut about
the head.
Frank Pagett, st. Joseph. leg broken.
The cause Of the Ere is q mystery,
several theories, from cigar stub to a
lamp explosion are given.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08
Celebrated HANAN Shoes.
PARKS & WALDROP.

Mrs. r. II. Harrison has returned
from Elgin.
Diseased blood, constipation, and
kidney, liver and bowel troubles are
cured by Karfs Clover Root Tea. Sold
by all druggists.
Mrs. Bette Caywood arrived from
Rockdale Sunday
Cotton seed hulls 81 per ton; de-
liyered, $3.50; meal 81 per sack.
Oct ! Ira Gooch, Phone 80.
District Attorney ]. c. Scott arrived
Sunday from Franklin and is at his post
in the district court.
Fried oysters reduced from S5cts TO
25cts a dozen. Call aud see me. Phone
2Oi 2il A. Emden.
Ross Montgomery was up from Hous-
ton Sunday.
Call and try Ira Gooch's new bug
gies. Phone 80. Oct
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Byau, a son,
Friday night, and TO Mr.. and Mrs. Char.
ley Matthews, a daughter Sunday, both
families Of the Reliance neighborhood.
S. II. Mcguire, advance agent for "a
Nights Frolic," gave the Eagle a pleas
ant call Yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08

Fresh Berwick Bay Oysters, 75c. pei
100, at II. V. Shields. 3-6t
Mics lone Dean has returned from
Ennis.
Fresh BurWick bay oysters rs cents
per hundred or IS cents for 70, daily at
Emden's. Phone 2Ol. 24l
win Astin Is here from Hearne.
Gen. stoddard went down the road
yesterday.
FOR SALE-A brand new pheaion
Apply to L. r. Bonneville, Sept, Is
Miss Duskie Walker went TO Hearns
yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08
For County Clerk.

Mr., }, W. Barron announces this
morning o. a candidate for reelection
to the Office Of county clerk. Sir.
Barron has been a resident Of Brnzos
county since 1858. lie has been sue.
cessively farmer, ,choOl teacher, co.
operative store manager aud county
clerk. lie Is we'll known all ever the
county and deservedly popular with
all classes. lie does his work faith.
fully aud well and no man could be
more uniformly courteous and obliging
than wlnkey Barron.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08
John suIllVaRt wife Dead

Nav YORK, Sept. Annie LAYING.
slon, for years the common law wife Of
John L. Sullivan, died a. Bellevue hos.
pital on Saturday night Of heart failure,
and her body was taken 10 the morgue.
She was 30 years old, an actress and
married TO a Boston oandymaker, but
jeff her husband ~ years ago 10 accom-.
pany Sullivan 10 Europe She lived
with the pugilis. ios sometime aud has
also been ON the stage in burlesquo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08

MARLIN, Tex, Sept. 7.--Forest Nc.
intyTe. who u charged with the murder
OF Lee Smith on Blas ridge near herl
ca Dec. 10, 1894, was brought here and
placed IN jail He was captured b. II.
II. Smith, deputy shoriiI q BrookhAyon,
Miss.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08
A Good Thing.

Ifyou wan, to mend broken china,
glass, ETC., by "siamese Cement" the
best, not affected by water or heat
Sold and guaranteed by Sam B. Wilson
e Co. Oct IS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08
PEAkL eRYANls MURoIReRs.
Jseksoa aad waiiIas HAD Planned -
nreah Jail

nreak Jail
CINCINNATI Sept. jackson and
Walling, the Pearl Bryan murderers.
are no. hereafter to have the privileges
which have heretofore been accorded
them in the oOvingtOn Jail. Il has been
found that through visitors and gifts Of
food plan for escape had been made
which was to have been carried into Of.
feet at 0 o'clock this morning. Jack.
son was discovered in whispered con.
versatioA with a oOlOred burglar named
Walker. The plot was revealed by an.
other prisoner Walker was dragged
from his cell and = new revolver was
found In his pocket and a steel saw IN
his cell. Several saws were found In
Walling's cell. Jackson's cell was also
searched, but nothing was found there.
Visitors hereafter win BE- very closely
Matched
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08
Charcoal! Charcoal,

From one bushel 10 1000 bushels,
10 2-S cents a bushel. Leave orders at
W. J. Christians gun shop.
SGT JouN WmrE
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08
Money Saved

School children who buy school books
ffJm E. J. Fountain get a 10 per
cent discount on each purchase. A
langnaippe free with each purchase.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08

The cadets are rolling in to the A.
and NJ. College in large numbers by
every train.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08

A number Of farmers from all parts Of
the county are here attending court.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08
We are authorized 70 announce

Wv. BARRON
as a candidate for reelection is the
Office Of county clerk Of Brazos county
a. the ensuing November election.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-08

Jim Kernole went to Navasota satur.
day night.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
PEOPLE OF AaERfcA

Herr 0tu0 L~lIienrhars heirs have ere
H11resIa I hrs EyiHg-uachIass D ans and
arawf1gs Sf ~aerss5are applaHe= aasI
models
The VII OF the ate Charles Z War
burton proprietor Of the Fh ad-pha
Evening Telegraph. bequeasha al his
pr0Fsrtv 20 his son aHt dlugher The
value Of his estate IS estfuacrE at
gg0G0G-
Dr. John Wesley GasHssIen. who ars
ass died in FhfIasisEphiu- was kueNu
IS one Of the most SsiiIful veterinary
surgeons in the United Sacss Ee
proved that Pleu-u-pueumonfa ean-
ag5ous-
The National S0cierv Cf the Duugi-
tiers Of the Revolution has recently pre-
seursG Mrs Elte Robinson t Carrha-s.
n y I handsame gold spu1u- slrs.
E0binsCH. who IS $ Years old. Is one
Of the 5ud w7gueu suvv living wEase
fathers fought IN the Evolutionary Wsr.
william n Clark- Tho is known as the
Silver KING cf Montana. AMI who Is
rsPuseti 70 be worth $4,000. gaO- IS about
"a erect a ma1sgIaum N W~0udlawn Sem-
eterv- View York II memory 0t rs
wife. who died s6aue rwo years agu.
The memorial VII Gust about SuEQ.g01.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08

The massacre af 1000 Aru-niaHS AZ
C1nsr1lr iuuple the Turkish commission
attributes 20 the srrang~ fully OF a
band OF Armenian revaiuriuntsts vine.
armed with REVIEWERS and DYNAMITE
bombs took possession OF the urt8-
man bank On the s1th Of August. kFIel
re poAicr officers on darv- and heidi the
buildings for some hours agufusr rar
Turkish soldiers The participants IN
ths unique rahf Srrrpgders,E on euadf
-lun % rh-ir lives being spared. ana were
sen eur OF rle country The rf1ria I'd
soldiers maasirEe,l BY religious Hanasf-
cfsm. then begun a raid on lie enre
Armenian population. ami slaughtered
men, women inst chilsirrn. with me
sanrfinu af the eivil and military au-
rhnrlrie~ until the foreign ambassadors
put IN end % the carnival Of hlood hv
dlsparenlEg IN emphatic mint note %
the sultan 4 Subsequent communion
ton lei 10 ne appointments Of TIE Tark
nsn whlrewIshing cummirre@ and shs
por-es mpsrrinenr question 70 me
powers What ara yau guilg 10 dn
abort IT, The anIv nation whfch has
done anything az al is Great Britain.
which has massed a powerful Feet with
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08

Zru - a political event OF mich i'm
~porrane= The prince. who Is now ~
Years Of age. visited most Of the Flu
rop=an COURTS a wear or 50 agu for the
purpose OF selecting a bride. At one
time Il was reported that he WIS IN
marry Princess Maud. daughter of IL
prince Of Wales bat thar vouns ALL
md not look with favor upou her nm
dersi1ed Nuoer Princess Helene
described As 4 Young woman Of r=mark-
soie physical beauty. with large darx
eyes. masses OF blue-black hair AMI
aazzltng- Transparent eompIexiou
Like NEST Aontenegrin women she
-dIvlneiw tall and as her h~usband-o-
De Is miser1hie smalF' thew viii max.
a fanny+ooking couple. But IN rnv,I
efreiss such little things count fur norb-
ng- In a var between Italy and Rus
sia the cooperation IL Noueeney-,
mlght prove Of vast advaurag. A.
though the country has a snail uanuIa-
ton t2s6000i- its fighting strength :
not 10 De despissd. Every man = 4 49,
dier and expert marksmau- and =
hand-t0-haad conflicts the pbvx;earTv
perfect and powerful Moutene0-,ps
nave never found their equals. Besnr-
the conquest by Soleiman IL. in r57g
Montenegro was n powerful uriucfsaa
n.y. Ea-iy in the eighteenth 49,,
the people r~beIled and essabifxbs -
hereditary h~ieraryhieaI ruxernu-ae
which was euuu-enanced. bur NOT r-cog-
nized BY TarAey- BY the treaty. =
Hsriin- signed July Il ISIS ~
province was declared independent
The present ruler Is PRINCE NfeboT,-
He has the reputation Of being a prpaT-
g1re- 4 gambler and a heavy d-irEs-
but ne Is a valiant fighter and a fo@ No,
10 De desPised HIS ambition IS m ,SS
Abania aRd other Turkish pr,vfrrs-
% hs PrineiPalry and establish a ksr-
dom On the coast Of the AIriae7e -
marriage OF his daught=r 10 the Ts,r-,,
helr . therefore Of as much afvan+,~.
u an a. Z is to Italy
CIV WEIFPIERr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
STRANGE THINGS ABROAD

The Giants club IN Berlin llfruirs
& membership no oGe waa s less than
SIX feet n height
In the city CT Brussels there IS 4
eiGcN which 5 wound up ay tie wind
and Fever by human ha1a
In Hamburg a dog s taxed aecuud=
Ing % his sze- i little tax for i Little
dog and a brig sax sera Big dog
Red socks have Just kIIe.f i bostier
At S1lmf1rL England The yeen.zred
4 eu1 n his foot. caHsizg 5Ioud POISON
ing
Lathafr Won Faber. OF the g-eat pen
eiI-uaA1g family Of Nuremberg left
at his recent death Szga.8Ca to beautIfv
that city
some OF the tsw1s Of Germany have
their water pipes made Of glass PRO-
tecred with N asphalt covering. 70 rrv-
vsne EaerEre-
GEobuIar Lightning set fire &c a wou-
ans dress tear ArgerS IN Francs. Su--
ing Il recent storm. the burns cuHIng
her death seen utter
A fire II farmhouse usur Administer.
England was put CUT recently ey pump
~ on Il cider from hogsheaG& as there
WIS nc water To be had
ElOudIaA the dght-rupe walerx
stock IN trade IS offered for sac n
FarLs- Besides the tri-culureI wheel
barrow. the haru0ni1m. eurnes and
costumes Z Includes the eahIeou witch
he crossed the river above the falls a
Niagara
lay. the smallest 10y terrier in the
world died recently IN LauGcu- He was
less than four inches long His late
sNnsr. Lieut. Gen SIR ArhTIGId Nae-
lIfze- has bad the body stuffed and
has presented : 10 the LGnafnn ZooIa<.
ieaI E1r1en-
A. Persian funerals t1e -cu-ne-s
ara suppEef With waz q eut1au. NJ 81,
they use Q e away their aeaz TEe
euraca 3 a~eterwurt eaEecred and
squeeEL ard Tie tz1z are hcstIed nd
Er~s~rve1 EAsy are Supposed 70 POS.
sszs r-ssszzzs 4uaA1= u A-zlas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08

Abraham lincoln was appointed ssere-
tary st var by President Garfield. ana
was resaine-i IA 4rrhzrs cabinet. H=
was minister 20 Great Britain turing
H1rr1-ous afminsrran0u.
Dl-. ~ a --s- uf the truth q the flcs
rhl- err lsafhHg men arr soon f1rgvr-
rrn ha~ maaE ruu to-day give the
names uf me members Of Ciev~}aHtEs
enamet. during his first afmi1srrl
tiout r was on OF about March sr--7
thar rh. first Cleveland cnhiuer was au-
pointed tan you pam. the gr-ut men
"a hu stepped 10 rhr h~zm and aaieyI
Cleveland a guiding -he ship e state
They were af men gf superior a1i Nv
IAN lt os possible that -lev have been
torvprr~n 9 SO saarr q space - -m~t
Thomas f. Hllv8r5 was Secretary or
state TT wen- a-n private lf and
1frisf have r~raa mel there au- FIR -d~
--vuu'l rerrion 1f Cleveland when b.
WIS ~@nr 10 sarr~-st Lincoln a. minis
rsr % Grva- Britain He roH,f never
1gaiH hIve gone 1l -h,- ~~nats Dam
~ Manning was secretary Il the treas
rrv- aui d@f while In orHe~ from over
WORK His srsrr-s-1r- FL rchi1L went
1-7 rhe ~ahzeurisv % private Et and
bas been entirely fIrrur--u by rh~ pu1-
e senator Garland. % Arkansas. one
2 the brilliant men OF the sou-h. b.
cume ClsvsianfF-s attorney genera and
NJ the rIa-'. 8f his term beyame a cIafm
agent m Washington where be st.
r~Hs1i~~. entirely f'rxgrrsu except by
-ae people Of his OWE sra-e Secretary
&C Wlr Eudicotr IS Forgotten. except nv
his Nassachu<er-~ friends William
e. Whfrur secretary 1t she navy 5 a
u1au Of Millions and hence has kept
hui<~It hsflre -h= people Senator
Lamar ef Mississippi. SECRETARY Of the
5ursrfnr- was maize an aszociure hlsr7cs
ot -he supreme court. and died while
m rhar position POSTMASTER General
Villas became secretary * the interior
20 =tev~~d Lamar. a1d Dou II Dicku-
son. &c Afch E1a- hsvums postmaster
rsneraL Dickinson has srps IN pubIs
Efe or n rhe puhlir mind BY reason
- hh@ s~-1lrhmeur 70 CIevpiaad and b :
fortunes. Nla- secured an election %
-h= senate. anll hence has not fgIIeu
away from uu8ue view Eu-- as a ua-
rer 1e faer. The second else-.au gf CTeve-
land had m1rh % IN v-a seepfnE zcms
q his cabinet ministers bsf1re rAs
FubEG
Who can name ne members ct rh1
cabinet MO we-c appujure.t by Pes
aIsu- Harrison IN --sgs Think % IL
0u-y seven vea-s sacs they were up
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08

shlm beard - a comparison w-h rh=
g-hs- Iat cuLv au- man present 60
e1e,E his n1nr The ether memHs= ef
rhs L1ruz1 cabinet we're tsrE9rceu-
uu J. vererau sailor r~1n H.ie,I tsr
gsu--emra rla- geau W-s WIS s-
rv1H-v 1f ehe aIvv
-n t-lns wa president sar sv7
terms. ana a16aslv "a orr pa--v cuuhI
Eye -ae names Il -hr memh~rs ef hh-
aail-r ThsE we're al z-rus meu- ant
az serv-,I -1-- country wi-h 5~-iuc-
rea 5u- -l-r E18l~~ 1 asr seImI forth
prominently IN the men1srv q msu-
- -aa- a Earh~r5z< q gentlemen who
have az Ni-h puhEc men for mar
wears eoa51 not give rhe5r aams-s
Grant WIS -1e central figure e hs own
stma1reES The m~ma.rS Of el-
ca1f1er wh0 were unfortunate ware re-
cal~L bu- meme Il the others
President Hlves aaf 4 caaines com
Fe=e't &c s-rarE m-n- and their names
were more easily recalled because II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08


las not csez 50 very long since thew
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