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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
But SIN they brings yer luck!
FOR HOUSTON HAPS.

Dear Children: Tho Haphammer says
that "thist this once may write to my
little friends on their own page OF the
paper He thinks am not going to write
anything abont the color contest, but
am. want TO tell you about something
that viii hc All Of color ana think every
bodv's choice will he there II IS the chill
dren's big entertainment for the heuehi
of Baylund orphan Home. which they are
going TO give some time soon. They are
going to tell the beautiful story Of ihe
Crystal Slipper aud the fairies, the
drcam-fays. tho conrticrs the lizards. the
mice, Cinderella, her coachman, the
prince, the king and queen. the noble
lords and ladies and even the court boot
backs will be there. Now, don't You
think We shall find the choice of the Hap
pyhammers among the different colofs oil
The costumes we shall have? Get your
papas and mammas TO either let you take
part and wear some pretty combination
of color or else come out and see the
"crystaI slipper" and see how blue ana
white. md the rest of them look on the
stage. And remember. besides the fun
we shall have In getting ready. We are
going TO hep the little orphans set
great big auesian well dug so they can
have lots of cool water, with "A big bath
house for the boys 10 battle in and plenty
left over to run in bitches through their
helds, where tiiey grow things to cat. Ana
now. goodbye, If | don't drop Ia the Hap
hammers waste-paper basket, ! Wiz tell
YOU the rest another time. sVlulal's
vo,,rs. Mrs. WIN. Christian.
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THE sKYLAIsK.

|sh the dew light when dawn holds
Ter cup
l rim Of the scare; sun.
Die sparkles that tloai and run
Zenith whose breath's hvgun---
|,hy beak in that Deep, in a wine
} br!m Is a bloom divine
Hing for thirst of thine
bunt the blue Infinite line
|he woodlands that All their green
Ep
the gurgle of birds and streams,
Ithe sunlight In tangled beams.
erea's dawn echo of dreams
funderops octaves Of ocean.
thinte epic Of man.
lsssening and less, The blue span
orous streak, thinning-wan--
finmer Of silver worlds. star flight.
cloMa wreath IN azurn light.
y Wild wing asN.res he height,
margins of mystery in sight?
y shower of song IN the cup
IN mortal lins IS given
trnyoenf ~ ,o,,;i.1 t,na..n,,
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HAP TALKS.
me Harhammer Has To Say to Our
Boys and Gir's.

Happyhamne.s, Evory r,,,,r oe
bb will he de,,ch,,a ~, ,,,a
I wilorn rona az ann ,,a,.
has been na5o W. ,.o, uu' nase 'o' ~,
friends and .eus bo,, ,t,,,,...,, -.
letter n,h,,shal s,.a,,.,' ~,
plso w.t. r,,I'S.'el eiSeFn're' ne
lys our lit,,e cr,n,,,,a ,,,.. IN,
grateful 10 49, ,,, No." -"
rls who have ,a,.o. '.','','' ~ 10y :
" made to forget her misfortune.
,Omlorable rolling chair present
=" me Posts clnb will add
'ea' 10 her pleasure. Wilora has
!" woe to walk step in YEAR,,
as VIVA, Is nearly a walking
and will once more go out
''e frees and flowers.
rnselfsh deviation =, .
nd girls TO tho o,,,,, :. pu' "a''u u
% make others bannv N ,s an, n' ,,a
more notlceah,o ~ w. a ""'.' w.
Election for Wnor., anana 49,,
members wrote 10 sugynst :, o,,a,r
button for pa,s'o " c n"ssss' n ons'r
n' Daisie is one of our br,,h,ne,
|vee,es li,tlo o y, our p,isi'',ss
|nmer will announco MIA , :, :, . sa'
"a nice rolling chair in , wool, 49,
ple certainl,, d.
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ro,rp GEORGIA. HAPs.

,.r. Ga.--Dear HaphHmmer; our
Ms,ss has been taking The Post few
haiili'a 80 we are so much pleased with II
We Wa IN, a. vcu are having such an interest,
a s.I nm We feel anxious TO help add
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Long Mott; Eula, Ola and Christie Fos-
Ter. Ncshitt. Lou anf Allen Taylor. Big
SOME SHORT LETTERS.


Charlie and wlnni, Keenuu ~ Houston
select oiuc and gray IN the c1lor con.cst.
Erna Bauer of Columbus .si.vs SHE would
IKE to correspond With some of the liaps,
David, Ella aud Ennis are three biac
anu gray voters who write from Jack
sonvllle
Jamie Mary and Glen Pctt,s If cald-
well wan, bite ana gray TO lead the color
contest.
Esther Loeb Levi of Victoria svnt o
club Of twelve boys and girls who votei
for blue ana gray.
John Edward lin Of Diworth thinks
violet aud white would be the rreiilost
coiCrs for tho club
Nuiah Miller Is a new member. who lives
at Il liNte town called Deport. Her coors
are blue and gray
Ernest Keeling Of kosse asks this upes-
ton; What word containing four let
ttrs spells The same thirg both Ways
Eddie and lo,tie Kaufman cf Lake
Charles La. should remember that TWO
colors are to bc chosen. They only vo:ua
for one
Willie Fleming OF Gliddcn says his papa
Is through planting corn ana cotton.
Willie selects violet and white for club
colors.
Anna MAY. Thompson, aged a, and
Ruby Mcmillan. aged ls arc welcomed
Leona
Edward Rogers OF Boho Is anxious for
the club TO hammer happiness far nnislr
oliphni, one of our crippled members who
lives at Sabiuciown
Charlie West # isrg moni says the mock
INK birds are building ali rlcund iheir
house row. charlie VOTES for hine ainl
rcd.
EVE Natter who was enrolled as Il
iIappyhammc Two weeks ago. has writ
ten again she lives at 40. 7i6 Shi,man
street, Houston
Rome tloadlee II Brewe- asks tho club
these questions. WHO Killed Mir Magee'
What ala Travis tell his men TO do list
before the Alamo hnttlo9
Il Wnvoiley Raney Of Mendoza casts his
vote for green aud white. Warcri"$ l.
glad Wllora got her chair. His brother
Vernon Also voted for green and white.
RUBY Pearl Brooks of Independence 81
enrolled as Il liappvhammcr. She must
write again and use pen and Ink RuhN's
little aunt and nephows VIII be Admitted
10 the club whenever their fun names
md ages are sent.
BEAUTY, GRANDEUR AM, BRAVERY
Lake 3Charles, La. Dear Haphan mcr;
As 50 many boys and girls are writing
ploasan, letters to Tine POST. / tnonBht |
would also write a short .ct&sr, requesting
permission to enter your ..nhihNons
circle am II years IF ase, V rs ,oIn IN
California. hut we have iivcN t AK
Charles a few years. | do npt attend the
public school. as | am iaHSht ~ ione,
NV faNorttc color y red what can en-
Gel in heautv a lovely rod 'ose'
And then how superb ~ /, sung Y Nlen
the clouds are dyed IN hriilant fed rays.
Red is also cmincmatical Of bia,ciy' so
beauty, grandeur ana bravery Al" all W
''''e' ~ lottie kaufman.
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ArrER THREE YEARS.

lam as enthusiastic as ever In my prsiee
OF tho Electropolse. ! still believe y =
med,aevni or modern times. DO not
know what more ! could say In It's praise
than have already said. 49,. =.
claimed for IL. ] have written hundreds
Of letters in its praise. Your FRIEND. very
truly, c. w. GREilNFIEl1p, d. "
Guthrie. KY. December 0. aSss'
Instruments will be rented to Responsible
For a forty-page descriptive circular 81
the great curative agent, address
w. 3. SWYAMER.
Agent for Texas, New Mexico and AFRO.
ma. Southwest Corner Of Tueptx-oeoeo4
and strand. Galveston 1hxaA VI
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r11p BILE AND WHITE.

EoR lSi-Li. ANi) W III r.
The following boys and girls "rote
lct;ers in favor OF bite and white; An
thony slider, Martins Mil. Mar stulker
Whiting: Ella l.. Hitler. Sterling tl..y'
Josie ana Rosa Williams, Blanconia; " e
70. Meredith. Pearl; Albrona Herman
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-07
RusslA,s GREAT RAILWAY.
Reasons Why siberia l. BolnE Traverso'
by Government Line.

Reasons Why siberia l. holnE TraVersoh
by Government Line.
Siberia g. a Russian Canada, larger
and more populous. and. like Canada. Il
has q great future before A. Il Is very
rich in gold. while there are whole hills
OF graphite (biack lead and iapls la
gull: coal can be picked up on the very
road near Nerchinsk there Is silver in
the same district. there are rich mines
Of iron near Nikolaefsk Siberia. like
Canada, Is rich In fish, on the Amul
river was told that 10000 puds OF
the kita FISH have been caught within D
few weeks in August. when the fish as
ceni the rivers. the pud poodl being
forty pounds That means 10000
pounds OF FISH In the Khaberofka
museum Is a stuffed kaluga hsh. weigh.
ing thirty puds. or. 200 pounds, caught
/ In the Amur The Russians have been
struck by the fact that the prosperity
Of Canada and its productive activity
have grown. and continued 10 grow
with a rapidity which appears to us
(RuFslansD miraculous. and by us inim.
liable. Just from the date OF the compile
ton Of the Canadian Pacific railway
from the Pacific 20 Atlantic ocean" q
quote from an official report IN Rus
SLAM In 1859 they deputed two engi'
necra TO observe the Canadian line and
its conditions and results, Attention
In Russia was drawn TO the fact that
Canada. a country then Of 100000 PEG
pie. bad. by It's own resources. without
any pecuniary help from outside. con
nected the two oceans by an iron road
I. 500 yersts g 600 milcsl long over very
difficult and expensive ground fol
building In the short space Of foul
years: that the energetic population Of
Canada, $500 goo In 1874. and only In
creased to 1900 600 In 1881. reached
5000 600 a year or two after the flrs
through train passed Winnipeg IN 1856
and the quantity OF grain carried n
Canada had increased from $685. ton
in 1855 TO 100000 tons In iSSS that II
places without population there has
risen seven new towns, such as Van
couver. founded only Ia 1855, and hold
ing 1000 inhabitants In 1891. Il wa
made known 10 Russia that compare
with those Of the Canadian railway. IN
technical condition OF the building O
the siberian railway were lnoompar
ably more favorable, and that the COS
Of the latter should not be over 6s Pc
b cent OF the cost OF the Canadian Pa
, cihc."
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TIE WORLDS RIVERS.

The Tlgrls Is 1850 miles long.
The world-famous Orontes Is only
30 miles long.
The zambezl. In South Africa, lie l.
500 miles In length.
SLOW rivers flow at the rate Of three
10 seven miles an hour
Twelve creeks In the United States
bear The name Of the Rhine.
Every ancient city OF note vas locat'
ed on or near the sea or a river.
The Gangos ls 1870 miles long and
drains an area OF 10000 square miles.
The Hudson River, from its mouth
TO the lakes. Is 400 miles In length.
The Mississippi and Us tributaries
drain an area OF 2,OOOO 900 square miles
The branches OF the Mississippi
have an aggregate length OF $1,000
miles.
For over 1900 miles the Nile does no,
receive a single tributary stream.
The River Jordan has lts origin In
one Of the largest springs In the world.
In islands OF too small slte to have
rivers creeks are digniaed. by that
name.
The Connecticut, the principal stream
Of New England. Ia $50 mlles In length
During a single food Of the Yang-tse'
Riang, In China, 100000 persons were
/ drowned,
The most extensive protective rlvel
works IN Europe are at tae mouth OIL
the Danube.
The Rhine Is only 900 miles long bu
drains a territory nearly double th'
area OF Texas.
The Irish. IN siberia Is goo mile
in length and drains 100000 miles o
territory.
The Nile. from Us delta TO the grea
lakes Of Central Africa. Is over ZOO
miles In length.
The Thames OF England Il go mile
long. The river Of the same name 4
Canada L. 100.
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But rlght there I stopped hlm BY say

ing: Distinctly understand that ] In
sinuate nothing. but since this horrld,
ugly. tasteless old house ploases you,
l wish you Joy Of living In Il, |, for one.
never expect TO darken lie doors again.
what do you mean, Madge2' he
asked. sternly: aren't you going to
keep your promise and marry me3"
Not II you expect me 10 live In this
house" answered. dehantly,
Tlp grew defiant. too, and said.
''Madge. don't be absurd. We certainly
will live here
| had not thought he could DO %
cruel. but expected him 10 make all
sorts Of concessions which ! would ae'
cent, kindly referring Riterward 10 my
maenanimlty. so answered that J GER
,alnly would not and told him ! con-
sldered our engagement at an end. Tip
F,ooi as II he had been struck for a
moment before he said, In a changed
voice: what is TO be done about the
house9 You forget Il IL half yours"
1T Is nothing 10 me what is done
with H." answered. grandly indiner-
ent 10 the fact that two-thlrds Of my
patrlmony was invested In It; then
walked out. leaving Tip In full pos
session. Once safely outside ! dropped
my veil to hide the tears that would fall
while sobbed out: "oh, why was TIT
40 uuklnd and why was ! 80 hateful
The house might have been altered AZ
Ter a BIT to please me, but nov L L
too late"
AT the end Of three miserable day.
tho note ! had been hoping Tor came
but Il only said
Miss pardeY-peaT Madam ! hav'
arranged With Niece & bros. 10 put thi
house, SSS y street, on their sale list
They hope Ia make q speedy sale, u
the event Of which your share OF th'
amount will be placed 10 your credit a
the National. Respectfully,
"TIPr0N MARcHMoNT."
told myself bitterly that a man VII
could write such letter TO the giI
|. he had sworn TO love always was
|, hsartlsss monster. and the glrl was wei
rld Of him. For two days aileFwaF
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county IS
Frank ]. Cheney males oath that he
Il the senior partner ~ the FIRM Of p.
J. Cheney & Co. doing business IN the
City of Toledo. County and state afore-
said. and that said lrm VII pay the
sum o. One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case 90 Catsrrh that cannot
be cured 81 the use NJ Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK 7. CHENEY.
sworn % before me ana ga scr.bcd IN
my presence DIS 9Th day NJ December,
A y. lSsa a. W. GLEASON,
(sealD N1tap Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure D. token inifrnal'
~ and acts directly on Che blood an1
mucous surfaces of tht syaiem send
Tor testimonials. fee
FL. CHENEY a Co. Toledo. ..
Sold by drugg.aiE: 90.
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/ cried steadily, but toward the end Of
the next day went out. behind a heayy
veil. 10 get some fresh air. Wandering
aimlessly about. my feet unconsciouhly
strayed In the direction Of that mlser'
able house. when a sudden yearnlng 10
10 In Il. once more to dream for IT.
lie time OF the Joys ! had hoped would
be mine under is roof-treo. impelled
me TO run up the steps and try the door
Il had been left unlocked ~ the care
less agents. no doubt. and felt indig'
nant at their lack Of care.
As passed through room after room
I began 10 think ! could tolerate, nay
even love the place. But az the door OF
the little suite OF rooms which were
designed for our private apartments
I hesitated a moment. then opened u
softly for enc hasty glance around. a
cry escaped my lips. for In the dim llgh'
I saw the figure OF a man In the win
dow seat. his head resting on his hands
In a detected way. his frame shaking
as n with dry sobs. At my cry ne
raised his head and started to his feet
and then saw that II was Tip and be-
fore could beat a retreat he had rushed
at me-. crying. "Madge, my own dar
lIngr and had folded me In his arms
with my head resting on his deaf
breast. with his arms holding me as J
they would never let me 90 again
could only say. Tip, dear, dear TIP
and burst into food Of happy tear
that washed all the bitterness oil on
quarrel away.
The house warming took place a
advertised" at 333 d street, on Christ
mas day. Niece & Bros. falling TO make
sale because the owners concluded L
keep the house and occupy Il them
selves.
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clubs and bachelor dissipations TIP
quite agreed with me and added that
he had always heard that a young mar
rIed woman needed a home. as she was
apt TO fall into frivolous. idle ways II
boarding. and nine times out OF ten
would get Into mischief.
This made me angry. DO you mean.
Upton MarchmOnt. that -" began
but he fastened TO say he thought !
would be the tenth woman and could
make a paradise In clearinghouse
or anywhere else, and produced a book
Of plans. In which We we're absorbed
the rest OF the evening Unfortunately
our tastes were 80 dlsslmllar that the
plans which Tip admired ! thought
horrid, and vice versa. You have no
idea how that book. Twenty Beautiful
Designs OF Home, affected rs. as
sure you. n we had not been too wei
bred ! honestly believe we would have
come TO blows over the plans for the
house We expected 10 pass a happy
bllssful future In together. As We each
expected to put an equal amount In the
building. neither felt the right TO say
positively that It must be this style or
that.
Finally. hnding our engagement In
danger OF being broken on, we agreed
upon leaving the whole matter 70 an
experienced architect. each promising
to De satisfied with the result, and
dld not 30 near the place until Il Was
finished. preierring 10 see Il In com
pleted state. The wedding was set for
the Let OF December. the arrangement
being that We would return from OCT
trip In time 10 give q royal house
warming on Christmas. The day the
keys were turned over to TIP be came
for me and We vent TO look at the place
cooling like two turtle doves on th'
way. convinced that we we're the hap
picst people Ia the world.
I had an idea that Tip would breai
our contract enough TO give the archi
tee, 0 few private hints Of What liked
90 | was awfully disappointed 10 hn'
that he had not. and that the hous'
bore no semblance 10 the dream hous
I had built. Tip was In high glee an
ala not notice my lack Of enthusiasm
I stood Il az long as ! could before
broke out
Il don't like Il one BIT. Upton March
mont. and think you're real mean no
10 haze had Il suit me better"
Tips ldsh blood vas up In minute
Il think you are aware" he said s,lhil
that We left Il. by mutual consent, al
together to the architects taste.
"He seems 10 have followed som
other persons taste pretty closely
said. with an inslnuating toss OF m
head. hope ! may never zee TIP .
d angry again as he was then. lie didn
swear. but looked as though he VI
dying to. as he retoried hotly:
Il suppose you mean to say th'
! -"
I But right there ! stopped him by say
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-07

The people % TIE republic spend loi
iouss S9)loooooo annually. a silver
dollar 10 nearly one-elghlh of an iach
thick. pnc dollars mp as many a9
would pay our bill for strong drink,
and yoa would have column 1913
miles high. A silver dollar Is about
two inches Wide. Lay thom down. and
they viii make a chain i2,6oi milce Ions
which would measure tho oarih's diam
eter one ana onc-hali times Our
LIQUOR bin. made into an equator Of sll.
yer dollars. would. In two years. elrdlt
che gioSe. How would I'm God We
Trust" iOo,, on that soae. repeated mil.
lions Of finest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-07

Two exc,,Ab y-iag men IN May
wood. H.. met on the street very late
az night. Each took the other for a
hlshwaymsn and whils one ran The
other shot. There is one releemlnq
feature about the people In haywood
however and that is thai their shoot
ing IL not particularly dangerous.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-07

The brand Of railroad economy that
discharges track-walkers and hires lob.
bylsts may have 60 points OF excellence,
but people who travel would Ike &c
know what they are. The ga1blo o.
the most astute lobhyla, never tight
ened loose nshDlate
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-07

To cleanse the system IN a gentle and
truly beneficial manner. when the
sprngtimc comes. use The true aud per-
feet remedy sy.u9 80 Figs. one bottle
VIII answer Cor 40 RE family and costs
only 81 GENTS. the large size ST. 1uy
the genuine. Manufactured by the Cal.
ifarnia Zig Syrup Company only. AMI
for sale by all druggists
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Then Send a Postal Gard al once 10 7. A.
slocum New Yols City, the Most
Eminent Chemist in America.
He CURES CONSUMPTION.
wO Free Bottles Of His Newly Dis
covered Remedy will be Sent
to Youto be Used Faith
fully Upon its Merits.
Sunshine aai Hope for strlekcn
FAMILIES.

o.
countries on earth 200 persons die
every day Of the year because they
cannot get air 10 breathe.
A monster s,izos thom aud slowly,
mcrcilessly crusho. out their lives.
The country b, the United States OF
America. aud the monster Is Consump-
ton
Selecting the braycst and iaircst. he
has them In his clutches before they
know that he is near.
Consumption causes more desolailon
than war
Coughs and lung troubles lead to
consumption. loss u fcsh ami wasting
condition.
OF all the disease which afiict the
human race Il Is the most fatal
It. ravages are by no means con-
fined 20 the lungs alone.
n attacks. IN fact, almost every part
OF the body.
Il casts blackcr shadow than in.
temperance
10 check iis ravagcs science for
many years laborcd Ia vain.
l. Il possible even to-day TO cure
every case Of consumption
let us look the melancholy truth
siraigh, In the face.
II is not possible.
But, out Of the 200 lives sacrificed
every day. 300 may b. saved. and l.,
A. Slocum. the distinguished manu-
featuring chemist has discovered q
way 20 do a.
II l. with a solemn sense Of rcspOsi'
bllity for his words that the great
chemist announces through thc medium
oi the public press that be- has found
AN absolute cure for consumption Ia
any ease where the patient j. not act
ually dying.
Thousands oi witnesses could b,
brought forward whose testimony Il
luconirnycrtihle TO prove not only tina
the newly discovered slocum system o
scientific Treatment l. wonderful!
cHcaciou. IN the cure Of chest an'
lang affections. all pulmonary q. .'
der. and conditions Of wasting bt
that IL doc. car, In case, Of well-dchnc'
and unmistal,ab,e consumption.
Now. IN order to show his deep root
ell belief IN the browning work Of hi
lie. he offers to send free two bottle
Of hi, newly discovered remedy 10 any
body suffering from coughs, lun,
troubles. consumption, loss OF flesh
and all conditions Of wasting
Nothing could be- ia.rcr or NOR
philanthropic.
The renowned chemist recognizes
a, a moral duty 20 spread far and Wild
tbs knowledge oi his cure for consumI
ton.
This generous proposition speaks el'
oueuily indeed Of tho good faith
the great chemist
llo wants 10 send the sunshine an
hope and gladness into families.
beside victims Of consumption, IN
orcr interests all who work In bad al
all who are exposed 10 cold and dam
moss all who feel the irritation In q
throat sore lungs or soreness und'
the breast bone, and the steady loss
strength and flesh that are the hr
,iyns OF serious lung affection.
Slocum's system Is tho only OF
whose results have been practical
successful.
/. not your lie worth a cent? III
our advice Is TO buy a postal card al
fcnd your name and address to i,
Slocum. NJ. c., 1888 Pearl St, Ne
York city. When writing the Doc'c
please tcll him tina, you saw this 'r
Gle Ia this paper, aud greatly ool'gA'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-07

We have leap year and the new
woman. Young man. prepare Tor the
conflict, and got ready to begin TO live.
No man does that units he gels a good
wife. UY to that tine be only s,ays
and hangs on. as e were.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-07

The duke Of Marlborough may have
an exceedingly hne ancestry but he
can't present his wife with two faith
srs-in-law. as Consuelo has done for
him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-07

lwant every man anu woman IN the United
States who are interested tn tae opium ami
whisky habits 70 have one o; my books on
itese discucs. Address n. NJ. wcoley,
Atanta, Ca, Box 81, and one Will be
sent you nee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-07

A girl in 81. Joseph. 80. he's eioped
with a Sioux Indian. Contrary TO the
usual run Of aboriglnes. this fellow Il
said 10 be quite a well red man.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-07

a dccripit old woman was recently
released from the Cincinnati WORK
house who had hal I've husbands each
OF whom bal met q violent death.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-07

No one hut your mother aud the
doctor believe /, when you say you
are SICK, aud the doctor charges for
bis opinion