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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

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A pretty little incident took plaseglp
connection with the recent visit. 81 he
duke and duchess Of York 10 sallnrd
when the carriage drew up at thd dboA
of'the institute rain began % fail hekI
ny upon the dense crowds aasanll
and the duchess pus up her umbrella
This however, disappointed the loyal
folks, among whom one young woman
was found courageousek sugh goptdtesl
7Oh. do pat Il down. please and lsl III
people see you, You're bonny4hdfed
Tor anythlngH she cried TAa.daohsis
smiled. olushcd very preitily .at,tAb
compliment andpnt the umbrulladoun.
nor did the heavy rain tempt her .
put Il up asain.-Tid-ngts
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

49,
. Financier-You literary men haven't
the hrsi idea about business Ifare
you have about i0.0Oo manpscrinH
piled up In this dark closet and you Az
they are all paid for.
Editor Great Magazine Years ago -
Just think Of u. Hasn't Il ever 81
CURED TO you SIR. that you are it3lfa
the interest GA all the money yduipaid
ont Tor those uacless bundles. Hol ssu,
Huh You ahanciers haven't tbs
irst idea about literature. Every. ons
Of those manuscripts u from differ.
ent author. and abe ahole l000g. Of
them. viii 50 on h1yiaE our magaalnes
Al y cents copy until the articles hs
printed. New York Weekly. ,ai,s.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

my ,yclonc. The settler who builds
the ordinary flRme HOUSE. on The pral.
rle must dig his cyclone PHI aud take
bis chances.
H NextitO the frame house tie biz brick
Nall. bulk As shell around 4 fhctory
or power house. or as n chureh wall.
with 0 heavy roof resting on ~ Is the
weakest In us resistance TO The wind
Every factory. WAREHOUSE. church.
l,cho0lhnusa or elevator destroyed .hs
Abe 81 Louis cyclone was slrnctmally
weak In resistance 90 wind Nosl 81
ihem. .we1e. really shells. with long
sts1,thskt 4 brick VAN wlDlly uh.
.hFaeod. a .Ya aI aIat4i q +
A third klhifecl dannor i ssrucl
tpfAl condition wh.ck permits the wind
% gsk leverage On an exposed sur
face. Th|a Il got la 81. Louis Ia III,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
80 nlsrsl..r,nr... -


And nov Il said that the fspnaansa-
uves Of the cycle arm which vishap
@ race ita sexteg with the Emnirp
stale express we're unable to mako a..
sngementa for the event with chaanal.
cey n. Depew. Mr. Depet, slaee Ia
speech against the efforts d tsialk
wishing 10 make the railroads carr
their wheels as baggage. has Developed
an apathy, Il would appear. to ne
proposed race. He referred 4he mana-
lectprers 70 hia Eeneral nnperlnlstsl,
ent, and this oiaclal vas iop hu4f q
discuss delailA So The whseln 1 Ell
went 70 Europe Cor recreation. and ~
sexlel race a In aheyance. naal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
DOE. Tho IIamp Add sp.,d,

H.a.. '''@ M AAtnF AHN NpeNNF
IN the cycling, as In the indiyldual-
ifyOi mans Work. or handwriting. 90
pecuiiar charactef4stics manifest them
telves. 'Aloevefyo cycle meet. where
'pmateur riders cgnicred. ls ibis faet ap-
parent and the youthful i'zpredert do
literally hump themselves IN a man
psS which 70 tie experienced eye and
lhe hygenlq mind, are az once humor-
glla and deplorable. The examples OF
Incorrect Positions on the wheel given
herewith. Is thar o. young Underhrl.
-of Columbia College, Al Manhattan
beach. the'csmefa % The photographed
saught atm stcuilhgiy wasting needed
energy In the attempt to jam the front
bar ihrouhl ~ China and follow Il
hs4dlong iptS hgland q tea and tom
if'irt n rfiH ntlrf rt E.t0a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

Thes largest entry fist VI the season
was entered for the raee meet OF the
Ailanta wheelmen At the waverly. IN.
- race track. the other day. and IN
consequence, some excellent racing was
The result Over 5000 people witnessed
The events, Which although evenly con.
tested. and run on n fast time we've
marred BY many fans. as tbs result 81
che large fields The professional star
Of the meet WAS Pete nerlo, Of Boston
whs. besides capturing both the 'pru"
eyenis. rode q fast mile behind his
"Qulnt" The honors among the ana.
tours were divided between Bert Rib.
ICY. who rode 4 mile behind a trlpiel h
1877 rs. Jos Harrison and ". /. r
jefferson, Of the Harlem wheelmen
and &. H. Hawkins. who made HIS Dc.
bat as a novice yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

Edgar ]. Jewett. mayer Of Buffalo.
has applied tog membership IN the l.
A. w.
Il will be OF interest 10 people going
abroad and taking their wheels with
them 10 know that the steamship lines
charge s250 tor TIE transportation Of
a wAeel. and thai Il Is necessary 70 have
a crelesl as bicycles are PAT down lnln
The hold along WITH ether bulky bag
gage. The Grating will cost 81 and VIII
b done at any bycycle repair shop
The same crate can Be used on me n.
tufn trip. but Of course there wIll BE- l
ssaall charge Tor sgofingit On the olhs'
eide during TIE trip. llt auaiau
In the future the police Of New Yorl
viii hold the hlc9cloa ab BAH Of thos
parties arrested for lnfRaclions Of n
local ordinances. lhua avoiding lmpfh
nnmnnt Of the arrested parties.
Ahe thealeFA are ne lateal ln elAl
thai The hleyflk le In,nt|ne heir hn.
ness Some eAefim6A can't al i
snnA2A aAas lEam 4ozAe Il ne sstsA
'IHHs tNsft 4 ~ ti.e
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
lwmnnE HORSES AnEREPAIHED.


isUntnFH 90 Aoulh
Tho bolsicrId, ~ anttat HORSES has
hcceme aimesl an art Az expert Ia
THIS Practice t2h take the most de-
'ec,plt street ear wre'k ard in u short
,imc 81 alter bis appcarapce that the
oatciss lu5sf w6ili consider fihn a
llsrsinas. ,Pmags slad aeurr y
~ The tricks employed 10 rainitlf ends
&C iho owner Of thc tlmewom horse
aicaaaIupifpas ash aci arn NrETl =
one az tie most iCclui and Ingenious
] hn cations ~ Tie ai3scruIsllnus l. a
treatment Tor nliiug out the eyes
Witch Az \ fiila as. sihik faf hHiic in
athe head. The operation consists 10
cutting an opening IN each optic. 10
WHICH the pCTfleioI snail bellows "
inserted Wind u then gently pumped
iliuto and areoipl the1srssn. pulling Il
nat aud giving @ the appearance OF
/ lcrsp lf lNerfNt enndihn- tlf course.
elitr an other fake" reme0bs. ttc az
I laupily beneficial results last for 4
I linited iimupnly. AFTER which tin nGIy
p9l conditions return
Another and fiv0hit method bf i'm
rroycmrnt Is the injection Of a large
/ fof. ~ whisky into the animal, hypo-
/ drrmic syringe being employed i, 10
g I , The i9',s y, ia W S'N 70
4 poupds are also employed by various
! inscriptions traders In fact there
arr many injections compounded which
/ contain limited amount of She nregof
/ youth rThepftkg lNekep. NnSgniIeal
oats. while wen moistrncd my will lll
ont an emaciaicd frame IN short order.
/ ping. aud ludlclous exercise. and u
doesn't taxi long n hr4lg about ? con-
| plcie meianorphosis. There arc tricks
IN all trades, undoubtedly! hot IN none
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

The latest fad IN New York kAtiid5l..
IA the pet lamb. Ror tht lnohtssRhe
pug's nose Il out ofjolnt ana ahbdDts-
die hides bis diminished head IN sag-
row. Every belle in Gotham who a.
pifes 10 The runks Of the no 'hh a
young sheep. perhaps NOS the piegfSe
counterpart Of the historical8 aulnIkl
that followed Mari % school ops DAY.
but something similar. which acsqm-
panies her In her daily prnmnnaas.
led by a siiken leash. Theaa aniDuas
are said 70 Be 80 abundant. u the
metropolis as TO Rive certain fashfbn-
able thoroughfafes quite pAs60fAl
appearance. Fifih avenue - beelaIly
seeming 70 b all wool and . yard Wtie
In consequences with the nevi nQvs,
merino dresses are having boom, app
every society young man. win vilailll
enough. Is sporting mutton-chop y MAX
ers- ..I u fN aaE I'D q, nIod
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
VISIONS WHICH wARN4pr
r-I L.l.a.l w1--gl5.ll-. ! lhl..-



From the Tro.ter and PAGER: Dreaae.
like girls 4are queer. and dreams
wherein horses hgure largely take
rank among he queerest Il is usual
70 head this colutAu with 4 Iitlie horsa
talk-a sort b. bait 10 tempt the wary
horseman into the discussions Of minor
subjects. and this time I shali give 4
few dreams. not Of fair womeR" hng
Of horses. told one day between heaia
In the year eighteen ninety something
gentleman entered 4 pfohhisislg PAGER
fora raee 10 come on some time during
the last Of the snow aud wrofa i0shls
wife, who was visiting Ia a. dl6lani
town that his prospects for arace horac
HweTs rosy That night the lads al
though not especially Al adElllfe isf
horses. dreamed that she was hltslhffn
the stand watching the finish Of fhe
race wherein her ausband's)horse was
70 take part Replying to the letter, she
said that his horse would with TIE filte
the last heat several lengths shear II
Z gray horse. the only othef bsstineo
saw IN her dream. and that tie tuf4s
announced the time 2:20h. The lfllfr
caused good deal Of amusement IN
The family during the months previous
10 the race. and finally when TIA day
came hve horses started. among them
being a dark gray. The dream came
true IN every respect. the race abslhg
won In three heats. and at lheln
the grayfvaa the only nel8paiis -
rest just coming into TIE stretch; time.
z.zoi4. The dream can touch ~, na
] saw the letter weeks before tie faes
took place. Another genfipmea who
vas sleeping at an inn beside ne frsak
where bis horses were stabbed dreamed
that he saw the window or staif con.
tanning a valuable young hoss6 hlihe
sfeolthlly opened from The qnprde.
Then Gre flashed and fell among. The
straw. revealing the horses In a state Of
terror. paving ana snortlna alpadly.
The dream was % vivid that be aEpke
aud fancled that he could In reality
hear the horse striking ne vans Of
AirUU 1,k''"''" -a.k4 xA.En.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

opAlsHlstfesuqH FsFslati54s and censll!
.tAAes .aha es-lsess aEsAappolntsd a.
ne sane time. EYprythinE should hq
In readlnosa a. the next meeting. which
sB3hlal u daiIed az easiok CO. p6lal 6lJ
Egllslara ne rteofBd ghp0bbpitB'
on orEanizatlon the permgHeHtFoqlcen
NRpuiu f3eftf " aks n1aS4a u4a
with the report Of The committee on
resolutions ana the report q the com.
nitiee on constitution and bylaws. DE
elhb 10 sen ehdfr u. and with the
oiection "a pqfnh eea officers It be.
zones al assnrid ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

lDt9IBo bnB59fnOIQ
= aSisFa ryTfG,seIiiqss e.'"a, ,h'
don
A very lnTgg area pf Stig llptFi
States IS cxprs6d-e - M dsfNtr " ~
clanes. aud 4 Is accorlinglY Mpuli
while for both public auihoriilcs and
,4sd,aR AlnSlaiEatalato Rudy d1tjy
~ fhc phenomena presented by tie ic,
.atbaagih 0Ettilon al ST. Louis,
With The lncrasc of population In the
exposed tcrfiory n y ceiHin that
gl,e'.. lstst be an ln,acise Of danger
aiid ihcl lesson 81 each cyclone Is how
su-tltfnirssif-tlrat-siarrrr ~ far-as-1,us,
sible.
Il r. trulsm TO Agsthlf -eniN an-
creased care aud ext e,isr N bulitns
viii do ihissbut q = essential 10 moi
on it, - !s'lss eosss via a'sl''rd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

The pedagogical hermit q fbe Whfse
Wilderness. northern Plaaataqularnuu-
y. says the only book he Possesses a.
reads Is a copy Of wordsWorsh 3 poems
with such a mechanical regimen II q
small wonder that the rteluse iihab
wheels In bis head with the txteie
ton Of a Gar for cooking heana and q
'yesaeloin which he iriaa hts lzh. lfhas
sehoolmnstsr hermit he's absolWtiyas
ny Also, Accidenr sa,kleDklH,iidikesb
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
BEpORINs EfqRAy
SONS or ABRAHAM, ARE WORST
Iilb RoB6khs oH GkRfltl

rhi y wsPa.y--y.Nr,uaasr an fEsswF;,
xias Of ing 5srdsa RlvsrSf1xf n
rests sad Are Not ~ All coavss-
tienal v
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

E. c. Daid Vas TIE sthr q the South
End wheeimeh's bicydfe meet a. PM.
iadelphla the other aftsrno0n, and ever
sight thousand persons turned out u
the Tioga 70 sec last seasons Class \
champion make his FIRST appearances 10
that city as4a professional Bald won
both the one-mile epon and one-uiils
handicap IN fast time, but in, his o.
tempt 10 lower the one,nlle state rec.
ord lpatedJ o. 1850. he vas hot able Il
DO Better than 900 The amateur stat,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

M. plgby turned D. twhac affa
slNsA eth 9bhefahct sahg Ne Mt
Alil 18th hatls Aisll laid NAhl ,ti9h.
isAalSlik soufublSslttl va ttt ,
Nash heard the voices aud ran out
81 ihetafuln 10 sec what was going On.
IN llu1tbFt GLANCE Ais eyeSiielr nhdn
er.ple igag, man who bad hgqpght iho
=" st1h uIi YET hans, Ike ycr da,Ay's
hdolgl, lpe iGllgy spqrlsd ssscgRe
N 1Slirscu. SALii was terribly sexclt-
Cd In his confusion lie siodl stupidity
ggliqg, bis MOUTH eaping eai rs flSgs
--al-,.-asa,l,-,l,ev,, tl,evA- lsan's. r. iil
blow a hule ~ ~" Flle Nian insisted
Hy this time Phoebe had come lorih.
aud. strange-ta say, she was ilut an
uafently. fUghlrncd With llai .es,l
md sEWlithcss. 81. cnmpn ss,.lss3 on
usAuaston -sysHeed hse'wdmcn H,sd li.iiis
,Wpgg, clrylmslpRees ghSA1bg9skIU'
nc 1itrNes 81 Qw, suQngosl men. she
nxed h,fi eyes I'm lid tAdayeruus.
luoklns vlllain at lle slPriHs, sbld M
htAl'hht aki tu.f dom hbtetLsht ck-
claimed. IN "a steady. couwmpluous
voice. ''t;ot sohleiliin' else So wants
me an Nash ser bury fee ttF' fiudi.
turning 10 her brother she added:
Don't be- skccrcd OF I'm. Nasli; he's
too biz cowank tolshoOt onyhndy."
I'VE don't wgun ~ hh. Of at.r jaw"
lyld .lefs sfifgsas sse. ,lnTo Jslug lady,
81 Rif shet ygTIppWg1sdC kccp 1t
.hfGsQd1g ana short Of Il was that
Mr. Telpy, WAS Aosiied 90 A., my hiit
NOT before thc' package was duiy dug
up hy The officers. who found T. TO be-
leather bag hlled With silver money
anhed ina piece OF old army blank
"a and well tied up with'a string.
I'VE ,pay want you two foiksg said
'fhe shefln to Nash aud Phoebe. Just
shtloft riding aatlys $40 ye'd better
not Try 70 Fnn on. 'entsa
,NHNA ~" phnebr'a MI.
wlkh'lltl 6AStioltstlkls1 tkettkslus
looked slisconsolHfcly ar -rurif uriirf
vaguely aware that a deep'iaid plot
had been used against, their father
anhithUn. irh6ebe ahh0kt immediate.
ly hegnn 10, cgnsider. Away out.
- ''aNtl Rlh prove 'ai he did spRe here
yls,efSiay" she said. "Here's hlf
, ss,. !. y IA. re ,qsh-plle That proves It
-fhats Do" aysenled Nash, slowly
s.em'nE lbfa 'c6inprlienslon of VIA
w. \. testimony might be worth. fha
, s esHfsi'4f PatsldlIf6
49,. !. ~ aaetlans ssassl nlaaha feleha
M tt.I 4 4 Y
~. - 4II.'i q IsIleIa sea - lsll -
inath keen \. lssnh. she aurtly Il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

= = VI u W HHFT 4 =
window This had ignlted ne shaw
and In a few seconds more 4hs hbiae
must have perished. though fsr,EIzEEely
a. q was he was but slightly iuanrsli,o
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
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7HB Girl. HEFFSPIVP.I
>1fs'I.Itf Wcft. afTht


..Hlul4 1l9ni 10 suOlfDUhpI
Under a huge cliff Of lmeNonc. ut
at She basei loF ~ &lb5ft hBIdn ysIlid-
which splngGIa ALMOST albright Dnglcs.
out of .PAebn, iAjdnlhh. ,mAp us
Seorgia aud Tennessee dividing line.
,wnAqc boins - Aanps E1,sllly. frHfRIr
vino tfffpped' NJ Winter aIsd chfiTvi1c1'
s''''all5-sF"heii piece Of farm hand N
summer II was a lonely cabin. whore
happy aida 1 family af,''T dJCaIlso, "l 3ffdis
an invalid. quite unable ~ walk.
Nash Toby aud his twin sister.
Phoebe, 9crybcVVllvdiylpei ebittHo
ana they Ind never known how SICK,
s sSss e aEasiH,ae jts,slI;l SlsEs .1,6d
anI- kRQMledge NJ -sehoola. or. hooks.- n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
.ETFlsllE,I!I,Es.ss , 9g !.

aEWuM "a deyelopmentsI ~
lAoas 5SJllH7 HFrlBls age % Rhssi-
AAU Tag Is the heredii-
isis79E fieyt sdi Pshfy Bit5ciisti Tue
N9zR&zT'y chiidcn'oiIparenth
lndo bJbaJ/AAat-'g who, are devoted to
biIafgIgbtn 81 80 ndllslEsbeel are found
habN..fi1af4e-lo ais oPoHsess natural
bsiuiIq ~ 9ynd yaaPiLtgaes IN The
bon gaw qaoia ors NAY ~ iNheellAlg.
l.tAst Of little Grdy'ear9 sefSiss q Chicago.
\ Tits parents ate expert blcytllsts. ahd
Grover, thoHst 5hlyafsl years old. II
Steady and swift pefl6rmsr Oh she1Htle
wheel that was built fov his especial
inisui Aud gdea ithf0ueh the tricks OF
0ller sheelmen without en- arTora 81
I ~ Is said that the lttle cYellsi u not
aiBaid 10 altempt'any feature " fancy
\ risk riding that nc sees. His remark
4 able power OF uilmlcry Is not dlmmed
i BY fear. Itredhired but one view Of
trick riders work 70 fart him riding
his wheel backward. 10 stand upon ME
4 head ride the hlnd wheel. the front one
being heldirnIn the groand. etc. Heils
nine days wonder. mot only In his
immediaic R9iBhb9rhood. but all over
! \ n 'hauYe state. ,,.,r OIL. -.....r
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

are Theirs lfnerc than In thu q. &c horse
dealing New York Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
NoTESnFTHEwREEE.
VIEWS AND REVIEWS OF sTHE,
DPoPUEAR RhsffMk. hIlLON


-Fne-HS-sasary-.l,s-seiys ilas n uW
-7isHs'F: sSaMi. NJ Nxks- DOCS
the ssaispJ Add spesd n Tse TIRE
Ito.uteFa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

reoordi was broken byiW. @. Douelsss
The preyious record wao ,2;Ql, made b.
Harry Tyler. when an amateur. and n,
new mark made by Douglass 8 2:o2 IS
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04


v S ,aeds : al :sis S6 s@ D
Its a lle,"ttrowi-d Alc Man. a'i4ie
sheriff looked up kenRly .Htalm. A.
be- did 80 Rislcy trleIf % ifftwh pistol;
hut be- was too sldw. f4He btrvy or
lcrr had him covered with d heavy nc.
'oi,'N& o,...i.AEM,AHAl
tl,e tlial ~ ksleF nof Hinraa,ir4 ahd
rnhhlng a lonely old mlser two years
bifdrt. Indeed. nl last Risley con.
J feii4od that aficr killing the man and
getting possession Of his lag Of holY,l.
he vas afra.dw use anyhf
INV CON. nut -hid and kept II hld Tor
l tfo ,ye4rF .flf
A reward ~ n hundred dollars lad
-sls'eh bfieSrd for tic anssfof the mu,
derer. kisley -hruodCd over bis deed
no klHr52 0qtll9 hmost crazed. nnd
sstS4nI tsSi 1sS,l III" ,lse anal ,a1' ,ber,.
SIT gtel9s alS BMafd came into hit
tlpphtO us -Cpin- pa "a bag amounted
! "a b,iy lNn,o hiane fan q hundred dol
'llSy. lrBgN Eo9ld o. about as much
I eain 10 The reward Us Ia keeping the
. bag
Il WI while taa.lnr.wiih Mr. Toll,
at theastIll houserthai day. IN CON.
panX With two. "a three other whisky
7 hlblcrs. That Riley suddenly deter
Elined upon his desperate scheme.
.Mllile Iolhys drunk" be- thought
I'll 70 Get the hag, take q Ia his
hnhsc ami bury II near there The
! rcstll hc easy" 50 be- slipped away
from the stlll house, leaving Toby
.iierrf tA0H
wheg hc Aaa ial,es iae mous~fran
lis ailNhg 11lSf ahd Na,AehiHs Nay
ioVr n fhtt ~ tuddrhb fcl a
li'rT2 tpt Hell hnAsned that some
'our whs Following him llr walked
faster and faster aud finally nn
Nv heu-fSs-ff aeibyf the cN'rifnhc was out
lgf lgathfNFlting ~ s,gsry pore ana
.-.ll ilRsiFnna. lndss,l - excited ard
--nlkfrt1rld- MAA la hat a. scarcely
know what De- was doing. aul. a. we
1taAefFgm bel ih'ltvcd .umM iaAc q
maRac ihaa like Sane man.
e 9iIJrtlNas condemned % d. hau.cd.
Int hc died ~ brain truuh.c 40 prlsou
arlNl tFa tldt siiiTyvf t'sflA 'rolhy's
.luNli Fc w9.k from i3f tterin h.ur
~ 10 ga Rrsit ts-a cAhr- IL Ii. NJ
yq4g) hrfe 9Riii Of1 OF ~ the st.n
fhVN. aud u t0tlay q sober aud A
lQaptty RHlI AiyA aeb ltAcn his
iiHO Kiu'qi lwVl 1Eiblp Anly two
ttAfs ago tflhd tfAiiii -ihqa,rcr
I ffEA nF MaINF E|fE
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04


soQR. ont of sight. lcgvag tAe l,lldail
SarI6e at oue-assosieti q 1 llaiit.yi. :.
iuay
Mr. Toby rqybrltl l1g9lffODte
hour very drunk and very sleepy.
They puld set noihlug from hia, 20
we shf1cA of Tie buried pacsals. for
they had buried it~as riIry -stfrfrnyrri
lHAAn Ndiihfed! n lll ID. iI'tJD
NgXl morning. ~ -plep- NJ lax--ihe.
family hestirrcd themselves. as usur,
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cation. and M wv hIs hffhta fc't
decply-ashamcd 81 sblyself lie dd
NOT join Ia dhe fiadallhFpkfast. hut
put Jhe. harness on bis little mule. aud
w R)4( IlllA II going 40 ployv M
the corn field. whcn four mounted
men, heavily Warmed, ds~hcAOup IND
ngrlpV ,Vad, pnd. gpmna ngap lien.
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ahe ieasietg whs,if Mr. Toihy reisAe
uized as the slieRu ~ the county.
urAni 10 foolih heithefr nahsd a
lean pale eyed. vlllalnous .lo0kin.
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performances, be they over 90 bhenom-
email. materially enhance the selllng
value Of tires"
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-08
AIesauaria 9szsttf.
IUwDAY EvEEIsG. DEC. :, 1856.

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woro Me,Dedis: Episcopal Church. a.
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y a-szu.t on SATURDAY il the Uaior
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~ seryic-s, WHICH Mr. B-sli vas coz
.uc5rg. Toey hsd tamDourire snd
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- interfere aln ne Eervice. Final.
taey weIe calico u orGer and II TUE
. puted Ii B+sH'- righ; 20 preach il
the build. n. . r@Ia..ve Of tneir-
Owned K.
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wa7 ~ ne6 Upou ana severely bea;eu
By tae CDe brotner9.
Sir B-s.Il wore oUt warrants charg-
iQy ne orotner- VIII assault and Dis
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me rep, VINO tried 20 reach tnei! Elr-
giui4 home. Deputy snegifs from
5lootg5mesy county, Nd, were il tnis
c.ty - cay On ne lookout for the a.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-08
STEAMERS.
STEAMERS.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT COM.
w PANY (LIMITED.)
FERRY SCHEDULE

On and after October eth 1896, and unit
further notice the following ferry schedule
will be in force.
Leave Alexandria, foot of King street, at
6 90, 80, 30, 9 30, 10 30 and II 30
a. M. 2 80, 80, 2 1913 30, 4 80, 80
and 80 p. m.
Leave Washington, foot of Seventh street,
at 6 30 7 80, 80, 8 80, 10 80 and II 30,
a. m, ~ 30, l 30, 2 30, 3 30, 30, 3 30
and 6 30 p. IN.
n. B. Same schedule Sundays, commencing
9 30 a m.
POTOMAC RIVER DINGS-STEAM-
En- WAKEFIELD leaves Washington Mon
days at 90 a. M, and Alexandris at 8 90
a. 10, for landings as far as Nomini and on
Wednesdays and Saturdays at same hours for
ST. Clements Bay and Leonardtown.
G. W. RIDLEY, General Manager
JOHN &. PADGETT, Agent.