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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11
Boil Worms.
Adjourned

The Eagle reporter has talked with
farmers both from the Brazos bottom
and the hill lands and the condition Of
the cotton crop a. a result Of the raw.
ages Of the boil worms and caierpillars
IL really distressing. One gentleman
from the bottom said yesterday that
the top crop is destroyed. lie declared
that although his cotton has grown
nearly haitian arms length since the
rains and gave promise Of coed yield,
the boil worms have cleaned II up with.
out waiting for anything like develop
ment Of the new bolls. There Ia no De.
nying the bad conditions that exist, and
yet 10 the face ofall this cotton declined
yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

Eufaula. l. T.. Sept 10. Section
Boas Doran At Bond section house
eight miles north OF Eufaula. had an
excitins experience Wednesday night
About , o'clock he was called TO hi,
front door. and when be answered
was confronted by four men all
masked and heavily armed. The lead
er Of the visiting party. at the point Of
a cOked revolver. compelled him 10
Gene out Tie was then told that hs
would be compelled TO dag down the
engineer OF southbound Missouri. Kan.
sas and Texas express train No Z.
Seeing that resistance was useless. he
compiled, The engineer. for some
reason. refused 10 heed the signal. and
the train rushed by. unframed. After
grarding Doran for some time. three
Of the men left leaving one man with
Doran until about i.30 o'clock Thur.
day morning. wnen he, too. left. Do
ran did not recognize any % the men
and 70 Tar as heard from there Is no
tangible clew.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11
SERIOUS AT BILOXI.
pEugsaerss RuRaiaE Out % Medicine.
suspieioas Cases a New Orleaua

DEugsaerss RuRsiaE Cat Of MsdIelas.
suspisieas Cases ~ New Orleans
New Orleans. Sept headquarters
from Biloxi say that trouble. which
Is becoming unbearable. Is the
fact that drug stores are run
ming out OF medicine and no
freights have been received. although
ordered In ample time. President
Lemon Of the Biloxi board has wired
President olIphant urging him In be-
half Of humanity TO see that requests
Tor drugs are promptly attended to.
The Biloxi board OF health this
morning issued notice to all physl-
clans they that must report In q hours
hours all cases Of suspicious character
IN their practice under penalty Of a
800 fine No other serious develop
mentH at Biloxi are reported and all
prevailing cases OF fever are reported
10 be c0nvalescent.
Al Ocean Springs one new case. one
suspicious case. bu, no deaths have oc-
CURED since that OF DR.. Seymour al
ready reported. An urgent request.
however. has been forwarded to New
Orleans for yellow fever nurses. A
corps Of At least ave nurses are needed
New Orleans will probably End a way
OF meeting the request
The college Al Pay 81. Louis has
been closed and nearly REQ boys sent
TO New Orleans There Il no sickness
At the Bay. but the authorities consld.
er Il wise to take time by the forclock
and no, run any risk.
The Western Union Telegraph CON-
pany has established a telegraph line
At the Rigolets to facilitate the physl.
clans stationed there In communicating
sith this city A camp Of dstentlon
has been established AZ that point and
has noe ssvsral patlents
80 NhN~ahf " we NuaIu ~ utAin
announces the ~ cases reported late
last night on So Claude street as stlll
suspicious They will be very closely
watched for further Developments. The
board OF health has effectively quaran.
tined the square In which cases exist.
One OF the suspicious cases died early
this morning. Physicians are discuss
Ing question Of autopsy. which will he
held II there Is any doubts in the minds |
81 any ~ them a. TO the character OF
the disease. TIE death certificate was
brought 10 the board Of health Of John |
X Williams A. Clocut aud N. Cloud |
streets a. congestion Of the brain, due
TO alcoholism, The news % fever
death was not absolutely confirmed |
Doctors have gone to the nelghborhood.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

Health officer Tabor reports that IN,
city was no, In a bad sanitary oondi
ton even before the work of cleanini
began, and this has been pushed vigor
ously throughout the city, including
lfeedmaniown where the trash and re
fuse has been raked up and burned
Dr. Tabor says he lie experiencing som,
difficulty In getting the weeds cut. n,
labor being available.
Fred Dickon, who has been RICH, op
orator here for several months, wa
Transferred yesterday 10 Nayasoia Wher,
he gets day job. SIR. Dickson wal
courteous, obliglng and popular and IN,
many friends he has made while her,
will sincerely regret his departure. II,
h succeeded a. night operator by ~
Ashford, transferred from NavAsota.
It's all right for anybody TO bull OF
bear the market but the farmer. The
minute he throSs bis weight into the
Gale a roar goes up like be vas mel,
ding with something that does not con,
oern him. II the farmers could effect
hepeTtoci organization that others have
they would indeed be masters Of the
situation.
Garth, Howell & Webb have been
awarded the contract Tor twenty car.
loads Of lumber to be used In the con.
struction OF the new mess hall at Col.
lege. The contract VAS won over the
competition Of four lumber mllls, which
certainly speaks we'll for the hustliug
BRYAN firm.
District Attorney Scott went home
yesterday TO Franklin and will return
Sunday. lie reports that the grand
jury returned ten indictments flr felon.
Zee up to noon yesterday. The mlsie.
mesnor matters had no, been reported
on up 10 that time,
Late yesterday afternoon upon in.
quiry Mr.. W. A. Dodson telephoned the
Eagle that his three children were an
up and eating heartily, and getting
along a. well az could be desired.
HOUSE, FOR RENr.-Fiye rooms
nicely furnished, plenty Of water. In
good neighboihood. Rent cheap. An.
ply % Mrs.. NJ. bonneville So. go
DR., II. 7. Coulter expects to leave TO.
day for New York 10 continue bic stud.
ies Al Bellyue hospital medical college.
Judge Henderson Of Dallas, aud Mr..
L. 7. Fuller Of Calvert, were arrivals BY
the afternoon team yesterday.
Galveston has qusrea6aol against
New Orleans. whore twelve casss OF
yellow fever have been discovered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

uenry Kurien war 10 town yester
day.
House Tor rent.-see Mrs. +. b. Rob
eris. 2l0u
Guy N. Bryan went to Houston yes
terday.
Jim Eavei Of wellborn was here yes
terday.
Deputy Sheriff Henry Scott came ~
from Navasota Yesterday.
81. Clule. who has been very sick
was reported better yesterday.
W. II. Thompson and f. +. Wilson
Of Tabor were In town yesterday.
Bob Nswsoms and John Majors were
In nun the Braros bottom yesterday.
Mrs. Mortimer smith ofNavasota, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J J. Mistrot
DIS. Burton arrived yesterday afteiI
spending the summer at Rochester. \.
Y.
Mise Miliie Marwilsky returned yes
iefday from q visit 10 her sister In Nav.
asola.
W. r. Carnes Of North Grimes coun-
y, was among visitors to the city yes
ierday.
Percy Bltile went to lllano yesterday
to taAe position 10 the public school
Of that city.
Mas zenobia DAunis Of Navasota
viii afriue today on a visit to Mis-
Marie Missrot.
Geta yellow fever policy Of A. D.
heCounico. The Fidelity & Casualty
90. writes them. 2i0
Mrs. 2. A. Raysor returned TO Chapel
nill yesterday AFTER whit 10 her son,
DR.. P. N Raysor.
yellow lever is raging. &c, Fidel.
ity a Casualty Co. yellow lever policy.
written by A. d. MeConnico. 2l6
Mlss Halle Saunders, who has been
pleasantly visiting Mrs. +. ]. Fountain,
returned TO Galveston yesterday.
wANTED-second hand school
books In exchange for new ones.
s1 Sam b Wilson 4 Co.
Mira. J. A. D. Robinson returned from
visit to wellborn Yesterday, aecompa.
MED by her mother, Grandma Eaves. |
d. r. Goodwin is a new cotton buyer
IN the Bryan martet, with A. n. Gwalh.
mey, representing Liverpool connec.
ton.
Mr.. 4. P. Constant. an experienced
matchmaker and jeweler, l. nov with
John NJ. Caldwell. An work entrusted
sill b. attended TO promptly and sahs.
factorily. si6
!. II. Newton has bought the Gregory
place and Is fenodling the house and
mailing considerable additions 10 Il.
When completed the family viii occupy
the place.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

Buffalo. wyo.. Sept. lO.-The forest
IRE which has been burning for two
or three weeks in the Black hills eeun.
" continues undated and Il spread.
Ing rapidly. famed by a high gale.
Already about 20 miles fquare Is re-
ported covered and millions OF feet of
timber destroyed. The settlers have
fought the Ere constantly until forced
TO give up There Is no prospect Of
rain and unless something Ia done A
heavy loss viii be sustained. Another
Ore IA reported over the divide In Big
Horn county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11
THE BRYAN OIL MILL.
Something About One of
Bayan's Biggest I'm.
terprlses.

Few people who have not been
through the Bryan oil mill eallze what
a big, busy hive Of industry it Is. This
realization can only come with a visit
70 the mill when Il Il running, and GER
tainly the experience Is worth the
trouble 10 acquire, being at once enter
tanning and instructive. Those In
charge take pleasure In showing visit
ora through and explaining the work
ings Of the various departments. The
Eagle reporter went through the es-
adjustment once before IN 1895 when
Il firsi began operations, but another
visit yesterday was attended by all the
interest Of the first. The mill is under
the management Of Mr.. John b. Hines
whose efficiency is attested by the con.
tinued success Of the plant. Mr.. D. A.
Smith IL superintendent, and SIR. ".
A. Johnson looks after seed buying
from wagons al the Office Mr.. +. II.
Baker ia night foreman. In a twenty
four hours run l. men ara employed at
the presses, 4 at the linters or gin
stands, 4 in the boiler room, . In the en-.
gine room, 2 In the seed house, 3 at the
seed mill, 2 sweepers, ? to 10 leaders
and unloaders and general utility
man. The mill runs continuously
from Monday morning at O'Clock and
has a capacity OF ilty-fve tons per day.
The men employed all live In Bryan
and spend their money here. which IL
no small amount In the aggregate Of a
season, while the mill affords ready
market for seed.
All the machln,ry will be found Of
great interest, but especial attention
may be called 10 The fine ball hearing
seed mill, the automatic former, the
presses and the linters. The mill has
ten immense iron oil tanks with a com-
bined capacity Of 5000 gallons, and
has sold this SEASON, after running only
about three weeks, 5000 gallons Of oil,
l75 tons OF cotton reed meal and has
thirty-two bales Of cotton.
The oil mill IL an enterprise Of which
the people Of Bryan feel justly proud,
and one which should receive hearty
enc engagement.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11
80 1900 wnh nu,a.r

Little Rock, Sept. iO.-John Eanss
a prominent planter Of Eastman town.
ship. wPs arrested here charged with
killina fhrusipR Deal near Galloway
ATk. beals body vas found Wrdnes,
day At the home Of zool Real with the
entire top Of the head blown on and
brains and blood spattered upon the
noor. The coroner's verdict was that
beal had been murdered and suspicion
pointed to Eanea as the murderer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11
OFFICE HOUSS;sIORLR, 2DsRH
CONSULTATION FREE.
FATHERS CRUEL peen
Ne Causes rsuF Of Hs F.mu, 4. N.
Seriously nurn.d 81 Cs,....

Ne Causes Pear Of nh F.mu, 4. A,
Seriously nu's'a At Cslsssa
Chicago Sept 10 glssls. ssre,
Hppn reaching bone lAs, nirht. bec,m.
angry aud upbralded hls wife bee.us.
hla supper was not ready. William
the elder son, took the part Of b,
mother and the father struck the h.,
on the head with a lighted lamp ",
della, the ao-ysar old daughter m.S.
a heroic attempt to save her bro,h.,
Hen zoe Ia'heFs ylslpne, aud sbo I,
he~ dying ~ b. elizabeth hospi,.l
frlghiiully burned,
Ars Ellen sayres IN. No..
er and Burt, q ii.year old s soa
made a brave attempt 10 resrno , vl
della from the flames. and thsy W, We
were taken to the hospital se y, 'Oo.
burned William. the oblec, Of ,he 's ,s,s
re wrath. coYerrd with blooS 's aas
hhFnea hlf0, vas tbs tnutiA msmh.s wv y,
we family ~ b. Jared Cor Al ths 49,. ~
pltal, while tha other, unhur, w 49,
locked Wy Al The west north ayenn. va .a
lice station. ''"'' 20
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11
THE LAST SPIKE.
h wili Ne DFivsa On the oulf Head
IomorreM Aflarnnnn.

Kansas City. Sept. i0.-The last
spike In the construction Of the Kan.
sas City, PittaburE and Gulf road to
Port Arthur. Tex. on the gulf will b.
driven at 3 o'clock tomorrow after.
noon. AZ Paramount park. this city.
there viii be a celebration In honor Of
the event. Al Port Arthur there will
be JOY and iubllation. Al Shreveport,
and different points on the route the
day viii also be made memorable by
celebrations
For over two months through pas.
senger trains have been run from Ran.
sas City 20 Port Arthur. From De
queen 10 Lake Charles In Louisiana
on what u known a. the Lake Charles
branch. the road used IT, own tracks
from Lake Charles 10 Beaumont. "a
miles above Port Arthur. the tracks
OF the Southern Pacific we're utilized.
But the a miles OF track between DE
Queen and Beaumont now being laid
with Pi,tsburg and Gulf rails the road
viii then be using only H. own track
the entire distance
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

Mrs waldrop and Mrs. Minkert arr
each conducting private schools In The
iiy. Both ladies arr experienced teach.
ers and the good work they do fils their
pupils most admirably Tor any subse.
queni education which may be desired.
The watchful care and q iiet surround.
ings they are able 10 give the pupils are
matters Of much advantage 10 the little
ones entrusted 10 their care
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

Miami. Mo-. Sept io.--Followinr the
report " q pistol. Carrie. the iC.year
old daughter oi Capt Thomas Mat
tingiy, a weil-known sleambos, man
was found lying near the sidewalk IN
front OF A. Rogers home in this city.
IN the throes Of death. early last even.
Ing She was taken 10 her home
where she died In a few moments
That she vas murdered. there Is no
doubt. but for what cause no one can
sgrmise.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

Beaumont. Tex, Sept. ia meas.
age from Tyler states that Judge Bry.
ant had denied the injunction prayed
for by Latham Davis against the Por,
Arthur Channel and Dock company.
and restraining them from condemnlnr
bis premises Tor right Of way pur.
poses This clfan mp the litigation
agalnfl the Port Arlhur people Cor the
present, 10 there "a nov noihiaa TO pre-.
vent their goine ahead with their chan
nel dredging there being no other In
functions 10 retard their work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

Tacoma, Wash, Sept 10. Deputy
collector renson has received tele.
graphic Instructions IRON Washington
TO suspend until further notice The col.
lection Of 10 per cent discriminating
AHiy IN the requlremen. OF the security
for toe eaiyy q goods affected BY The
discriminating flapse Of the new
tarin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

Denton, Tex. Sept iO.-In N. A..
lrie' court here the Jury In the cas- s' !,
lhs state w. d 9. Loekrdse. a A.. !. y
glo boy. charged with ATTEMPTED c,,...
lnal assault, returned a ve-alet :, I'm. .ll.,
y and ASSESSED tho punlSs,ea.l.. SUI
Two years IN The psnlsenllary a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

, ~ a, Cameron, president of The greeuvin.
Nslen.l hank, erccnVilr Tcnas 4 nav,
ieaf. IN fact was totally deai ia on -, ~
sould only hear watch iici III ne oihsT :. Ses
. -. fcssgd against The ear. I went A. III
=, harvey Moore and can hear 4 uatrh iistir
N we -, NAT Wa entirely deaf aud he oibe.
y. ~ much improved that eau hear 4 usf.t
uct some distance frun the faris H@.'A
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

Instructions given In English. Mnthe-
MATES and muse. Your patronage 90.
llclied. Session opened Sept. q, 1897.
For terms, etc, apply to
Mrs y. MinkeFt, teacher.
Corner Fnnk In and Robertson ets.,
East Bryan. 2i6
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11
Uross BIO staIrhtcned Irrre

DIR. j. Harvey Moore, the emf.
nent Georgia specialist Of Atlanta
announces in his advertisement in
this issue that he will straighten
oy his new painless method, the
first case Of cross eyes calling on
him free Of charge, and will treat
all cases calling the first day sor
half price.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

a. = lNlrhipY, prumiurut Citiren ofCouln..
WIZ ietas NWlf ~ response D. ! ietirr m
M llti nun thc haptilf standard n -.
hasa.l a,.i With raiafih When went 10 nr
, us.Is,l hooir Ny csiarTh d all funs ami NJ
NtiAht De- t,feased ifum ~ ID ~ Rounds
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

Washington. Sept. io.-The cotton
Fepsri shows the general conditions to
be fGs % September I. compared with
SEQ on AuEunt lst Tho average condl-
iion for the last Il ytsu Il Tol
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11
ba' Special attention given 10 adlus.
ne leusaa "a fha r..
'eh ANHFtr ~ ANt Ives.
A FEW CURES IN
TEXAS.


bal ftauulaicd sore eyes fof over fnrs,
teafA have been treated b. ulua dirls~r
eeuiitis. When Dl ilafveY Nor esme 4.
Ne.o ! vas suffering win uloer on nv 80
n.llA caused BY gfanu'auons nf Nonr, ~,
~ -, ny sles M xefl theft time aud have Ia
recommending him 10 anyone sufrrlnr f,.,' !. y
Affection VI TIE eye ~ gkfVix
Naco. InIaa. inly b. D.. ----n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

Bryan, Tex, Sept TO-. Three han.
dred and ten students are already Al
the Agricultural and Mechanical col
legc. ssd pruslten1 eoas rsys ~ DOR,
can b. sccenlci
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

We viii have on sale la Ryan on 18th
70 2oih OF September 100 head % mnles
aid horses to sell from g. 10 e25 Der
head. For Information call on viii r
Thomas AZ Burt Norwoods.
dog Frank B. Dawson.
Nd jesse G.. Thomas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

Rochester, n, v, Seat le.-aeorss
smith, = man Of wealth. was over.
powered BY two masked men. Who
bound and Gagged him and By threats
compelled him to give them 81 so.
leaving him helpless 70 give an alarm
and.Mrs. Smith was shot.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11
" an k,nds,
save Yourself from Cooking this HOT
WEATHER by buying FRESH
BARBEcUEO MEAT.
MANGlNIC WATER.

Nov Is tho lime 10 drink freely q
Na'ures remedy. Manganic
soda Water, IN which foim
" is a palalable aud rcfreshlne
drink, a mild ApeFieni. q splendid
Tonic. Appetizer and Hood
Purifier. 10 vii heal the alex
and make the wen slrug, aud N
taken In time may save you a %.
we're spell of Sickness, Delivered
anywhere 10 lhe ear Al zoe a case.
Plain Soda a. 3d..
SSAlm q. q. PARSONS,
Sole psvpIleloF and Bother.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

San Francisco. Sept i0.-wheelocn
a Co. brokers. with branches through.
opt the state, have temporarily sus-
penasa. The cause assigned Is inabll.
ny 70 reaiiaf W securities. The la
billiies are estimated n $40 900
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11
mind PROM cATAp1cr

~ MT ~ q Collin, ~ Terrell Tefas "a.
hllnl fnn cataract o. N0nfp onrfli,t y.
~ teo years 40 and in slt weeis ~ eoaiI
80 /. ss, .l..ish Tier eye. are stin al rirht
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

The 9rsi case pf Cross Eyes Mil n.
suaighieped FREE, and an ca.es ,reS,,d
TOT ball price the frsi day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

Our extensive line Of hoes wfl bsas
close inspdciIan. An eAaminaliun viii
show thaj he exuemc care txefuiod
Ia every dlill Of material aud aoik.
man,hip ! uhai makes The excellence
u. ar siodt. You csnn0t cell by the
appearancs 10 uefo times. Often the
tncddiesi shoe. look the nealcss tefore
o. ey arc worn. Il takes oloie examin.
" ou o. tell ihe uifennoe, bat the dif
Gpnce IL there Try ours,
j. w. COULTER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-11

hienham-faul Nillcr, son ofiaie propri,,o
OF ne 1efman paper charlie leFnl.l e''''''
l. Dean. A"'et "i W. J
Valley Mills-.Niu Illlie. d.p.h,..,, q. .
Wilson W, 7. huslons little dsnekis, ~
Tfoy--Nisi Daisy fean
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Mr.. Brya y Lots

Lincoln. Neb.. tu1y 16.-Last
summer when n William Hoyt
of Chicago deed I 10 Mr.. w. j..
Bryan some Lii soln property as
a means of aiti g him ia his:can-
ass there was quite a flourish
over what was termed "a mag
nificent testimonial" MIR. Bryan
promptly accepted the gift.
promised to sell the property
and devote the proceeds to his
campaign fund, and just as
promptly forgot all about it.
Yesterday one Of Mr.. Bryan's
friends. while rummaging over a
lot Of relics Of The campaign,
found the deeds and had them
recorded. The lots, TWO in nun
Der, would probably sell for $500.
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surface Of a calm sea, scarcely
rippled by gentle bres yes.
Back Of these mountains Sc
clear to vi9H that the sense OF
distance is }ite misleading, the
dim and l. ~ heads Of other
ranges lend ~ added charm tc
the scene.
Oae must be irsensible indeed
to the mss inspiring Of al!
scenery-tnat of mountain aad
Qalley-not to feel a great uplift
of soul as he likes ia the vision
Of these moi sic solitudes. What
a boon TO tarry even for a brief
season amid such surroundings,
What a balm to the aching limbs
tired muscle. strained nerves aud
even WoIpded spiIit. is this
marvelously pure air. vitiiizsd
with ozone. sweeping down from
the mountain heights in unfalt-
ing streams. And tired nature
responds in expanded lungs,
quickened pulse, Sparkling eye
and healthhued cheek
Ard then it is nc small part OF
the real pleasure OF a trip to
these scenes Of beautyand peas
ure that one can reach tuen so
qliC ky and with SO Ii tie Of tie
discomfort Of railway travel.
The well>appointed and iuxu-~
ions ines Of the great Southerp
Raj way, with sleepers any par
Tor cars. dining cars end 0a
coaches, attentive AID courteous
officials, and convenient hours 81
travel. snow every possi ole con
sideration and afford eve!y pos
siole convenience for the confort
aud safety Of the traveles.
May duty beckon this wliter
SOON again.
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MOTHERS FRIEND

Nature that the change goes for
ward in an easy manner, without
such violent protest in the way OF
Nausea, Headache, Etc. Gloomy
forebodings yield to cheerful and
hopeful anticipations-she passes
through the ordeal quickly and
without pain-is left strong and
vigorous and enabled to joyously
perform the high and holy duties
now devolved upon her. Safety
to life of both is assured by the
use of Mothers Friend" and
the time of recovery shortened.