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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

A letter written and mailed In Jed.
dan. Arabia, viii be delivered IN New
York twenty -one days later
There are 3.sSs miles OF distance BE-
tween the seat Of government 81 Spal1
and that OF the United States.
shanghai may be reached from New
York via London in fily-one days; via
san Francisco In thirly-one.
A traveller by mail routes may cover
the distance between New York and
San Domingo City In nine days.
singapore may be reached from New
York via London in thirty-eeven days.
via san Francisco IN ior,y-two DAYS.
A traveller from Raugoon 70 New
York by the most direct route VIII &C..
complish the journey In thlrly-iour
days.
A traveller hy the most expeditions
mail route may traverse the distance
between New York and Rome In eleven
days
There are seven hundred miles 81
travel before the railroad passenger
who starts from St. Louis 10 80 10 New
Orleans
Colorcd emlgrants starting from
Washington to Moaroyia, In Liberia
would have before them a voyage Of
3.e45 miles.
Il l. said that the pilgrims TO Mecca
starting from Washington city. would
have to travel 6.5sS miles In order 4
reach the Caaba.
The voyage between New York ami
Adelaide. In South Australia. via Ton
don. requires fity-nlno DAYS. via aa
Francisco thirty-iour days.
A letter posted In New York viii 1
delivered IN Bangkok. Slam. forts "a
days later. via London. and In leIl'
three lays VIA San Fnntlteo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

certainty Ia the minds Of thos, inter-
csted TO attract the attention OF both
individuals and municipalities. Many
OF the buildings now projected and
Ia course OF erection win rear theli
heads above the Gov line Of reservoirs
aud outreaoh the capacity Of estab-
liehed pumps
Az a remedy. a writer IN the Engi.
neering Magazine suggests the cree ion
Of tanks or reservoirs. connected vita OF
adjacent 20 the Sky scrapers." uliliz.
Ing the Easements for pumping sta
tons The use Of steel frame congtnlc'
ton renders available support for
heavy weights at high elevations. aud
% can be but universally conceded that
the advantage Of a supply OF water
close 10 and at a sufficient elevation "a
now by gravity TO the district necessl'
tating lts use Is TOO great 10 be ignored
the subject seems worthy the attention
The subject seems worthy Of the atten'
ton OF insurance underwriters as vel
as ognera.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Dresden pattern 10 great, massive
struggling designs. big enough TO streg-
gle an over the bodice.
One OF the prettiost and smartest OF
these muslin frocks Is with sage
green ground work. run through with
broad stripes Of cedar brown. broken by
punches % pale h.ue lorgo,-mc-no,s
The skirt Is made TO hang Ia fun golcls
and Is decorated with three tiny irills
at the foot. the TOP one finished by a
thick cord run through for a heading
The blouse waist 10 made In fun fash
ion from the neck to the waist. A
crushed belt OF sago green velvet con
fines the fullness M the waist while a
crushed band OF velvet reaches across
the bust. finishing In n big bow on the
shoulders. The stock collar Is but
a continuation Of the shlrrred muslin
hniBhed at the top by ruehipg Of
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11


TO1imasiCr-CCgCtal Wilson has IS
sued an order directing postmas'crs
postal clerks and carrier, to recon
mcud aad urge upon householders iht
use Of private mail boyCs. practica
test has been giyoa In the use Of ihcss
boxes both In ST. Louis and Washing
ton. With excellent results. The car
rlo,l. Instead OF ringing the door-hol
end waiting for someone TO answer %
were able TO drop their letters in O box
o,cl another compartment In The sam,
boz and take the outgoing letters ant
proceed on their route There was o
saving OF time 20 the carrier. ano
h0lscholders we're very much please,
With the innovation. Tho boxes vary IT,
size. utility and cost They are simply
small stout iron boxes. some intended
20 De- fastened upon the inner side Of
the door. and some upon the outside
while sian another Is designed 10 b
huili In the wall In new houses under
c5ursc OF construction. 10 was fount
In the ulals referred 20 that they savet
% each carrier from an hour 10 an hoai
and q half each day. and the innovation
Ga looked upon hy the department, az
one which has every recommendation
10 its favor. Not only does Il saw,
time to the carrier and recipient, bnt q
adds a feature OF security In the pos,ins
and delivery OF mails which 81 certainly
desirable Il was alco found IN the ST
Louis test that four times as much mai
was handled over a route on whicl
these boxes have been placed thar
nreNlnns 10 lhclr use.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

We have. been asked 10 reprint that
picture Of II which b shown IN the
profile Of the young man 10 whom We
gave the namo OF Romeo" when wt
made the discovery. about four years
aEo. We comply with the request ycrl
checIlully not oaly because The subject
has interest Tor every body, old aud
Young alike. but because cur new read.
ors have not had an opportunity to sec
the picture
Here q ~. and you may an have O.
chan. TO Gnd THIS distinctly marked
lroGlC. Very few persons have any
diriCu'ty at all 10 doing 30. but 20 'ycr
uCac that have ID soon becomes 90
p'rin that they could not iail 10 see d
u they tried. The cat represents the
neon after % has passed The meridian
when Romeo" may be deserted In th'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
Had BECOME Nsuo,oaou..

From the Washington Star: 4
base ball season will be In full bl
very soon. remarked the enthusl.
Yes; ! suppose 50"
you don't act a. n you were go
10 take your old-time interest In
fortunes OF the home team"
Well. you see. heretofore. I've been
impressed that they were rushing
things too much. We scarcely get
through looking after Easter eggs be-
fore we're called up to turn our at.
tenti9n TO goose eggs"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

From the Indianapolis Journal: "Ah
-um-really. you will have to excuse
me, said the young man TO whom th'
young woman was about to sell tire,
tickets for a mush and milk supper
Il have a pressing engagement. Ans
be passed on.
A few minutes later and few door
further on she saw him dive into 1
"trousers-creased-while-you-wait" =
Enlistment
"A pressing engagement" she mus
Il wonder" she continued. relaps.
from English into chlmmlciadden. :
wonder II he was joshing me" ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

cor srrorn. Are Tr..,-s 10 u.....
ths rasAas.

~ sHhuornt Are fffafrI tn tNI.I.
ths raeAIs.
One thing which a aaherman who
knows anything ab'ui the M q n.a
lag viii have right q the gut ana
accompaniment. the hook says he
Centleman's Magazine.
sllkworma Il would appear. nos GALS
contribute the STR ffel sues u l14
constitution of he ordinary llne. b..
their inlestines are manipulated IN The
manufaciure Of that portion Of the ilns
10 which tho hook Is attached The
fgursH quoted to me a. cxpreelae lha
number OF siikvorms annually d.
siroyed for gulmakine found 70 be Al.
mcst incredible. In one mandatory
clone from 5000. 900 20 5 1000 900 alrands
Of gut are used annually each strand
representing q sllkworm
Holding q hank OF gut IN my hand.
I vas Informed that the worms from
whlch Il strands we're drawn we're
RAISED Ia Spanish Murcia By peasants
whose sole livelihood depended npoa
their IN az worm farming. "lhs
cels." said mine host. are In.
ported into 1iurcia from Sicily and arc
tended b. women Ia the most Iegulas
and careful manner. The worms are
itd upon mulberry leaves 6 regular h.
teryals. between the periods o. feeling
they aleep. This goes On for three
weeks when fnll growth D. attained;
then they are collected into buckets o.
diluted ulphuric acid. which Kills them
instantly and hardcns their skins Sold
b. weight 70 gufmaker1. they are quick
~ operated upon 70 obtain the gut
The girla employed 10 such a manuiac-
tory break the skin. take the oed Of the
gut between thumb and foFehnger. and
draw Il out In a straight strand i is
then cleaned by a secret process.
bleachcd until a beautiful silver sheen
appears, sorted into lengths -ihlck-
nesEes and waste strands thrown OUT
buzchcd into hanks Of 100 strands, ten
hanks constitute a bunch. and ten
punches. or 10000 strands. a bundle
warehourcd and sent out 20 order.
The strands OF extra thickness ana
strength are used In salmon fishing
The production Of such strands Is rare
hence the high price obtalnable
mlnutely inspected two hanks and de-
tectcd a slightly increased thickness.
IN the strands Of one hank whcn com
pared with those Of the ether. Tbs
price Of the thicker hank was Eio. that
Of the thinner 10 shilllnga 50 thal
here was q clear demonstration that .
does not pay to entertain lli-fayore,
worms
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

with the increase In the height Of
holdings above seven or ,ight stories
iiHculty is found In securing an ade-
,nate water supply By present methods
In case Of IRE. while fires In ten and
iwelvo-story buildings have as ye, not
been Of SUFFICIENT Frequency TO actually
determine the degree o; ineinclency OF
existing systems, there IL epoueA an-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
slightly disappointed.

From the Washington Star: "Heze-
kiar," said Farmer staeklns to his son.
whom he was visiting. how be ye
gett'n' long with this college eddlca-
dom"
First rate. father"
Are ye a good football playerg"
mo, devote all my attention 70 my
studies"
An ye don't play base bali?"
Never"
Nor row a boat"
No"
well. s'pose it's all right But
dunno how we're goin ter let folks
know we've been ter college when %
git back among the nelghbors, They'll
say they don't see no reason fur yer
comin' all this way jes' ter set down an
read books"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Every woman when she makes he's
round Of calls wears a brilliant cos
tune. with O white vest Every while
vest "a fanked each side By a white
reyor and TOPPED with a white siOcl
collar Of ribbons. And all Is the whit
ness OF satin or chiffon over satin. the
sheen Of u mingllng with the golden
glitter Of sequina or embroidery.
70 encourage women IN this folly
and charming folly It ls-the shops
offer white satin reyers. ready to be
fowcd on Embroidered vests 10 match
can also be secured Chiffon comes In
the prettiest crlnkle for the making OF
these vests. while net Is 30 popular that
nothing need be- said OF rs flories.
Fine Hilk null Is perhaps as pretty as
any material. but Il should be worn
over a colored lining. yellow being the
most favored.
II Is heresay 10 say q. but white satin
revers are not servioeahle. They need
10 be cleaned every time the wsareT
dons them or a very Eloyenly appear.
ance Is the result Therefore the sem
slble girl esohews them. wearing 10
their stead reyers OF velvet TO match
her gown. edged with white lace N,
/ indispensable whlto-The Latest Ia
Chicago News.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Our grandmothsrs would be delight.
cd with the deiuty muslin frocks shown
for our summer wearing. They are
quaint enough to have been the mode
OF half a century and more ago. instead
Of belonging 10 this ere. Very few
plain muslins are seen. and then ihey
are so deliberately trimmed a. 10 show
very little Of the ground work. An
sorts OF dainty quaint designs are
shown. ranging from the exquisite
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

The specific gravity % wine. aa you
know. Is less than that Of water. and
this knowledge will enable you TO make
a very pretty experiment. a sort Of imi-
,ation Mount Vcsuyius FIN a small
Task with red wine and close the mouth
with a cork through which you have
made hole with O. rcd-hot wire Place
the flask uprigh, In a DAT glass vessel
aud around Il build a mound Of clay, or
Of sand and esrth. 10 represent your
volcano. Now rour clear water into
the glass vessel unsn the latter Is
nearly full. and you win see the red
wine begin TO come up from the flask
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

serape kettles with a shell.

Scrape kettles with a shell.
Steam an old fowl before roasting Il
To freshen salt FISH. soak them IN
sour milk.
Don't use Your carpe; broom for any
other purpose.
Fight sewer gas with chloride Of lin,
or copperas.
Remember that sulphur dlcsolves In.
dia rubber.
A rineh Of soda on a no. stove az. a.
away aisasreeahle odors.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

green velvet The sleeves are huge
ones In the bishop mode. made fun TO
the elbow aud finished by a twist OF
velvet.
Another charming gown OF snud-
brown tint Ia spiggcd over with tiny
lavender posles and green leaves, and
trimmed with blaze satin ribbon and
yellow lace edgirg The skirt Is cut
to hang quite plata all around, excop,
at the hack, where considerable fun
ness Is gathered into small space. Thc
skirt Is trimmed to the knees with row
uTon row. Sc, on IN scalloas OF the
narrowesl Of frills. headed by quilting
Il satin ribbon the narrow lace elges
I'd rufi,s. Tho bodice Is laid In small
oldi aver a fitted lining Of Lavender
silk.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Baroa--You have called TO Sessre sAs
position Of porter7
Appllcant--Yes. sir.
Bar0n-Was there not some Ono n
the ante-Foom as you came in?"
Applicant-There was. sir. Tiers
was a man with a bill against you. Herr
Baron. but threw him oui-fllegende
Blaetter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

are sharp pointed cuffs and collars
white bFoadclo,h. and a turned nael
facing Of white at the front Doroi
rows Of small pearl buttons ornamea
the front This gown IL worn with Z
biousy front OF cream white SIX, belize
about with q white kid belt
The lamc effect may be carried on; IL
shades Of brown and cream color. Tn
SKIRT Of pale tan and brown nike
chcviot may have an the seams plpct
xi;h pale brown. Tho short ilar!nl
Jacket may be OF the plata brown viii
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

From the indianapolis Journal; Gro
gan-Ana fwhat dye thing ay the law
they have been maxim IN New York
that a saloon cannot be widln two hun
dred fate ay a church.
Hogan Sure. an its good thing.
Afther the man comes out az the saloon
Il gives him a two-hundred-foot walk
for him to find out he do need another
drink betoor he goes into IN chursn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
once mors Tr.umphant

The barber shop porter vas manipu-
lating the whisk broom after the man
ner OF his kind. and after many four
iahes and extravagant gyratlons bowed
the customer out.
There was a look Of triumph on the
face Of the latter as he said to himself
glancing al his overcoat. "He never
touched NE. Judge
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

cordings Of tan. with collar and cuffs
the same A tan-colored kid belt ant
shirt waist Of grass linen OF the aam,
shade, made smart with a black SAITH
bow kro, a, the throat. completes Il.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
It Depended Upon who wor, Them.
ed Life.

" W'T|"0"W W" " y" WWT0 NW"7I77
From the Chicago Post. The blonde
has evidently ,sade up her mind.
AS for hifurcated garments" she
began.
"Ycsg" said the brunette. expeetsnt-
".
~ don't think much o. them. rs q
general rule. but 81 course there afs
exceptions"
"Of course"
Il am not al all opposed 10 a hiturl.
Aled garment with a maa IN n"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Japanese matches have reached the
Pacific coast and threaten TO invade the
rest Of t1t country. The manufacture
OF matches In this country Is an I'm.
mCrse industry. Al the necessary ma
icrlals are at hand and easily obtain
able. This can be said Of no oihci
country England depends upon the
United States and Canada for wood
while Sweden and Germany must im.
port phosphorus. These eic the only
Countries where the manufacture g.
carried ON 10 any great extent In no
country but this Is the work dons en-.
tlrcly by machinery Two firms In this
country have automatic machines. isto
which blocks OF wood two inches square
and twelve inches long are FED IN,
r.chluo cuts these sticks INFO blocks ct
proper length. splits the blocks ID the
proper size aud sticks them into a Steel
plate filled with holes. Tails plate g.
carried by the machine TO the dipping
tank. where the head 81 attacked
/ This substance is mixture OF phos.
/ phorus. chloride Of potassium. ground
sard and glue. and Is In q sem.-liQalt
state. Into this the machine dips N,
/ ends Of tie stick and throws them 9u
/ ready or boxing. TIE weed used by
/ The laps Is shippcd from California
and they make the safety matches by
a secret OF their own. Matches mad'
hy the automatic machines can be iol'
II glance by the compressed end
where they have been stuck on to th'
stcel plate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Mrs. Hopylne-liere Is a long piece
In this paper about the wedding OF 81
Weary Init, d. C. l. What does d. C.
l.. mean.
Mr.. Hopvlne-D og-catcAer OF Lon.
don.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Tho hasiy woman who ordered hm
outing gown az the first indication o.
spring "a already fcpentiEg. as she sect
the distinct changes made In the modei
In even that short time The outini
gown started out with the REFER coat
which was ss isuhty as could b.,
wished. aud perfectly proper for early
spring wear. but as an cutting gowa
lacked much.
For instance. II could not be throw
omen with good effect. Il must be al
ways tightly buitoned up. such O 5tuifl
style for wcsr In warm weather. There
81 such a well-groomed look about th'
Jacket that opens widely over the I'm
maculate shirt waist "a has such {
neat. trig effect.
A oharmingly amart outing gown la
a skirt made In the most volumlnoul
style. OF lightweight choyioi. In ral'
tan and cadet blue plaid. I, is line,
throughout with hber-ehamois. glyini
the skirt a splendid stiffness. not llkci'
10 diminish The jacket Is a iaunt.
mite Of thing. scarcely more than
round bodice The tails are so chor
there Is no danger OF their becomin
natiered and crushed "a rippios are C
apt 10 do.
This jacket s. made up OF the softoa
shade Of pale cadet blue broadolott
cut most gracefully and with all ia
seams plIed with white cord. Their
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Miss Sereleaf-l know that age Is BE-
ginning TO tell on me.
Miss CaustiQuo Yes dear. but you
needn't mind so very much. u isn't
telling the whole truth. Truth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

First New York Horsc-what are
you laughing at
Second New York tlorse-l vas
thinking that on sundays the human
beings here are no better on than We
are They have TO drink water.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Air. Pins-F unnyman don't &C, crcd!.
for the jokes he Furnishes he papera
Mr.. Needles Nor for ANYTHING clse.
4 the people know him
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Lady Teacher-James. What ia The
hvGorlte food OF the Chinese,
James ldeclsivelyl-Rats, lrcaeher
clutches her skirts and leans TO mo top
Of desk with a screech o. terror.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

skspiic.
Though The west be very gollly, there's
a woman that knoS.
Who'd regard that fact as doubtful I'M
convinced that Il was 30,
TIL she'd drawn O thread Ia secret
from its selvaEc warp or wool
And with q match had kIndled It and
put q to the proof.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Kndun-A seat In the New York
stock exchange comes high.
raddells Il costs moro 70 buy
seat there than TO cndoW chair Ia a
college.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
SCIENTIFIC CORNER.
CURRENT NOTES or DISCOVERY
AND iNDLsTRY.
An Adjustable Handle FOR Jugs--A Lee.
son Ia specific GRAVITY Romeo IA the
hoon- Novelties Ia incondascent Light
-ro suppiant Engines

Nadjusiable handle
for readily attach
ing TO JUGS Is the
novel idea OF A. 2.
Woodward Of Ar
kansas. which will
obviate the neces-
alty OF jugs being
made with handles.
It's method Of ope-
ration will be read
lly understood by
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
IN WOMAN'S CORNER.
CURRENT READING ron DANES
AND DAMSELs.
Some Notes Of the H.1es-Qaalnt Mus-
iin Trocks Tor SKINNER wear-Oat.
inE Gowns aud Jacket. mrs. Cleve.
lands olff Iiluts Tor Housewife

n old saying tells
MS that after a
green Christmas We
may expect a white
Easter. And a
white Easter We
have had. nor was
there any abate-
ment In the white
ness that immodi
ate1y followed
Faster. All we're
equally white.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

After the juice has been squeezed
from lemons the peel may be rVliac5
Cor cleaning brass. Dip It In ccmmoa
salt and scOur with powdered brick
dnsk
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

she-But deiest June weddings.
why"
They mean a whole summer vast
ed."-llfe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Jennlnss-wAy DO they cay AZ.
mighty Dollarl
ShnllnEa-Beca'ise hey are an
mighty hara n eal------- -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Feneer-A penny Tor your thoughts.
Penser-Ill go You Thats higher
than the average editors valuation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

reference to the cut. the central wire
span slipping over the Jug head. the
twist OF the wire 20 arranged that the
lifting OF the handle inducoa tighter
grip.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
nd
The cGppal
OF Pr.
You Run no Risk u
Clothing from us. Y.
ution de gunner fer me nardon' an dc
a hull mussud be over.
No Escape
ira hate TO live In Chicago"

I'D hate to live In chleagor'
well. n they keep on extending
their limits. I don't know how you are
going TO avoid H.
Il might commit suicide"
THAT wont save you. Shcol Is one
OF their suburbs"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

In an overwhelming thread just Ike a
column OF yapor from a volcano. To
star, the wine from the fash. Il may
be- necessary 10 give the water O. ciycu-
lar motion with the hand but this must
be- done very gently. The principle is
IN the difference IN the gravity Of the
two liquids, the vine. being lighter
asccnds to The top OF the weasel after
coming cut Of the TASK.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Chicago Mani guess New York has
a very unhealihful climate. ] think
the people there have q cold about all
the time
why sog"
We'll. when I was there last summer
ioy put Handkerchief b. oyerybody's
plate"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

She-Your pies don't taste like
fathers did. They
He-i don't care, wish ia never
met -
She-l could never eat his At an.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

We're tender as twilight thought
Into nay saddened heart she brought
The promise Of love ! sought
Like sunshine riiting darkcned skies
A CLEAN Of gold
And suddenly my life was frauEht
With gladness. for | dreamed that
naught
Could win from me my one sgeet prize.
The malden's heart-tlll over wise.
learned by what her love war bought
A CLEAN Of gold.
-Thayer Rouse In To Date.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
THE JOKERS' CORNER.
WEEKLY oRIsT FOR OUR LEAN
READERS.
A Clean Of 0old-A Political Argument
from the Tammany Standpoint 80
Farmer Halssds and the dew -
borrowed aud Original Jokes.

CLEAN Of gold
her tresseB
caught,
That all their rip
pling meshes
wrought
To fine spun sun
shine. soft as
signs.
She murmured,
while her dusky
eyes