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The evening times., 1897-06-10
STU CATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

MRS. MOORE selects your help. 306 G st.
NV. it-eLh
WANT ED-By two women and two men
WHO are good cooks, To leave the Guy,
best refs given. go lUth st. Nv. JeIo-ol
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

rss,orium. translucent infnneIas
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reciorium. Translucent. infranrills
Material for window Lighting.
The new invention. iocloriuu. n q
translucent. lniranglble substitute for
window glass and such as is uaed ior
akyliehis. conEersaioflea,A sycrandaa,
storm windowa, tfanoparcT ~ yari-
Gus kinds and Ia street ~ where
Il Is desirable 10 admit hs llgAf while
excluding observation 2cm without
says the Philadelphia Shines. Il was
Invented twenty or twenty-five yeafu
ago, received medals al The Antwerp
exposition Of 1885 and other interna-
t.onal exhibitions and was the ma
terlal adopted fog the roof Windows Of
the London aquariRm. Hhich have an
area OF 1900 square feet Tee
tcrlum 20 @ sheet Of tough. insolnble
gum-said 10 be blchromaled gelatin
about oae-sixteenth OF an inch IN
thickness. ovefiylng on both sides q
web or network OF galvanized iron OF
steel wire. the moshes OF which are one
eighth 81 square inch Both surfaces
Of the iectorlum IN ordinary use are ap'
pareptly covered with a yarnlAh OF boil
cd llnsced on and Il feels and smelli
similar to the oiled sllk that Is used
IN surgery and Tor swca,1aads IN sum-
mer hats. Il Is lighter than glass oil
equal thickness. Is tough. plant and
practically lndos,ructihlc hy exposure
90 rain. wind. hail or any shock OF
blow which does not pierce or break
the wire web ly a violent thrust i
may be- bent iu any desired form and
fastened 90 pos ton by crimping. nail
ing or with putty. Ike ordinary glass
and when puncturod may Dec repaired
lia trnnalnccnco rs about the same %
that Of opal glass iis color a green
ish amber yellow. which fades cradu.
ally 10 white from exposure 20 the sun
30 that while arrcstlng the direct rayi
Of sunshine g transmits a soft. modu'
lated light which 90 said q be vel
adapted 20 hoihduses and conscrya'
tories. Il q poor conductor Of hoai
and cold and thus preserves a mor'
equitable temperature than glass n
rooms containing growing plants. IL
surface u well adapted for painting Il
oil colora and Is used for illuminated
windows. signs and transparencies Il
which strength. lighneas and immun
ny from hrcakage are essential. espe
cially In arched. curved or irregula
surfaces The only objections whicl
are urged against tec.osium are that !
Is more or less lnnammablo and that y
very warm weather the outside Euriac
is somewhat aofioned until dust wi
adhere 70 70. bat this may be- remove
ty wip'nF or washing. o service tha
De- usually performed hy the rain d
/ EXPOSED fifuau'na.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

calliy was known aH whisky squecze.'
The gentleman behind the bar having
poured out as much OF the liquid hard-
ware as he thought q prudent 10 hide
away. the gentleman behind that weed
en- structure would. with his dexter
hand. force a few drops Of lemon juice
IN the glass aad -FOUR whisky squeeze
was ready for the sacrifice
one night Harry Butts changed the
order OF things aud requested that
few drops Of the extract Of GINGER be
deposited IN hls glass instead Of the
customary lemon Juice This modest
request Of Hlrrya tiokled the lads.
and ever aitfrwnrd he was known al
"Glnger" Butts. 30 man ever drank
alone IN that town. Southern hospital
iiy demanded that everyone should
wali until hls neishhor was nccommu-
dated. and the man who treated would
nhout' "shog youf GLASS" when ovcry
glass would be drained. ] have seen
score OF typos outside o. the old
fashioned bar OF the CASTOR house
which, ! believe. was situated on Poll
lock street wait with true poiitrucss
Tor the cry Of "nhow your glass;" NJ
which command each tnmhlor would
Be ompiled With precision.
Nov. Ginger Butts was a food-na-
tured. handsome fellow. and hal, the
white girls Ia Newborn were In love
with him. not 10 mention a few OF the
on-colofed ones but Ginger fouFas
shy Of tho falr six until he met a
Young lady IN the name of-well. just
here III call her Kate Doyero. Kate
was typical southern beauty. She
had the dark hair. flashing eyes. ruddy
checks, coral lips and the tall symmei-
ricai form 20 often met with IN the
daughters Of Dl1ie. That she was
hleh-splrlied ana imperloun. viii be-
fccn later on
Now, there wasn't a lad on the Times
but would have given bis whole weeks
string Tor o smile or a tender word
from Kate. md Cor a time certain
individual Eho shall De- namcless iolt
that De was making rapid progress in
her good rrlccs until Ginger fastened
bis blae eyes upon her. aad then that
marches pcrsou's stock boeaa rapidly
o. decline.
Cuc nirht az little social gathering
Ginrcr condi nifty lnf.rmei ua Thar d
week previously De bad said to Rate
"Nill you." aud that tho young lafy
had .blnshlugiy replied. Il MIL" So q
was honds down and eyes on with all
the rest o. us after that Some OF us
the namoless person above alluded %
included. fcit rather sore upon the rc.
ccipt Of this information. but Il wai
only momenerlly. Ginger was such
an all-round iayoriie that @ was almost
Impossible 70 bear him malice. and Ia
the course o. a half hour We we're an
showing our bottom" az Gingcr's "a,
| pcnse.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

geAo- aai SOC laasluiy ps.a.Oa 20
wald lhe dolr.
AZ u By mrslc iic tecrcani lover
stood befqrf Ter completely sohercd.
kate" he cried pilcoualN But the
naughty southern blood within her
was afre. That blood watch ovcreamo
us az Bun Run and Charlottesville
and nearly turned ne tide Of battle ct
Gettysburg was boiling IN her veins
liko q volcano. and she again polnied
10 the door
Broken ho--iod. croF,'alien. humlli-
atod. Ginger felzcd hla hai and de-
parted. sllcn ly sc followed In his
footsteps.
roor Glng,rl We tried 20 comfort
him. but he was inc1nsoiahis A few
days aricFwarl be- cndcayorei 20 exc
plain and affect a reconciliation. But
twas OF no avail The imperloul
maiden. who should have been born N
The middle ases--'in iho days Of old
when knights were bold'-rcinsed
most emphailesily. 10 hafken 10 hl
frantic appeal. ard preenpi0rily or
dcro1 him from her presence. Within
fortnight le loft the Sunny soutl
Tor The rugged hills 81 bis native New
Hampshire
a dozen yolrs aro. while touring a.
eastern states ! met Gingo' IN o coun
Try togn 10 Massachusetts He wa
prcatly changed. presumably ola, ans
suffering from mc,aneh0lia. iie mnd
O. coundanio Of me. told me De- ha'
never forgotten hls carly 1--we: she va
sil'l hia ideal. and tait's Why De ncvc
married
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

one Of the best known stories IN con.
nociion with the late Sir BENJAMIN
Ward Rltharisoa's advocacy Of temper.
ance tells how he had been on a visit
20 one Of the three or four small towns
IN England which have no public
house. Although there we're 1000 PEG.
pie there the doctor was nearly starv.
inR. One day young mcsical man
came 10 Sir BENJAMIN Tor advice a.
10 taking the practice sud Sir Benja.
min. piaclng his hands on the youns
doctors shoulders. said: Take my ad.
vice. aud don't Thofe wretched teet0
talors not only shlrk accidents. but
when wounded. heal 90 fast that ther,
Is neither pleasure nor profit after N,
frst dressing. Westminster Gazette
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
CURRENCY

The ruby stlll maintains Ga position
ne the material whlcn ri1bodies the
highest money value In the smallest
possible compass.
In s. Petersburg only % per cent Of
the inhabitants were born In the city.
In Paris 90 per cent. Berlin a. Wien.
ns Is and London c.
Hidden uador corn husks al Dun
lap. Iowa. watches enough 20 supply
an his sons and their girls were found
by a farmer shucklng corn.
The government Is making investi-
cations with view TO establishing
a shad hatchery on the Connection,
shore. between the Housatoaie river
and Guiliord
Once a Maryland lady entertained
during q church festival three guests,
strangers to her aud each other whose
names were Mrs sprinkle. Mrs shower
and Mrs storm
Several Instances are reported from
Hllfdaie county, Michigan. Of neigh
bors turning out and husEing the corn
and cutting iho wood Of FARMERS too ~
20 DO their own work.
A LONDON gas company is about 20
petition parliament 10 change the quail
liclt.ons Coz tho d.rosior8hip. IN order
90 enable a workiagman to- become
momhcr of ihe board OF directors
Burglars 40 Kingston. Ontario. tried
20 blow open a safe door which was
not locked. and through faulty work
only succeeded On 60 damaging the
door that Il could not be opened al
an
American fisher Indians used 10 live
In the proportion OF 100 20 "a square
miles. whereas In India 10000 persons
are found on the average on twenty
four square miles aud In Europe i5.-
900.
All signs poiui to a very iong session
Of the Montana legislature this winter.
A saloon privilege has been YET Tor the
session In the building to be occupied
by the legislature. - PHILADELPHIA
Ledger
The hrs, great International exposl.
ton was held In London IN 1851. II
lasted ia days. The building and
grounds covered twcnty-one acres
There wers 1900 exhibitors and eloss..
isS vislson
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
rarans.. Ile,trl, n.lr.r..

There are nov GO miles OF electric
railway in Euroro. en- Increase OF i25
miles IN ore year. The number Of
electric cars hss Increased from 1885
TO i.7i7 IN the same time. Germany
has $50 miles % electric railway and
$50 motor care. France has 81 mile
and rs motor cars; Great Britain has
G5 miles With les cars. and Austria
Hungary IS miles with Isl cara Taen
switzerland. Italy Spain and Belgium
In tac order glvea. while Russia has
bui one ole,iric line with six mllea OF
track and 81 motor ears Portugal
ends the lis, with one aud seven
oishths mllcs % ths iiiEuropean lines
ai are overhead lrollcya. OF which
there are 9, in Germany. 10 In Sgiizor-
land. no IN France. Z each In England
and ltaly and On Aua;rIa-Hungagy.
etc. on electric railways with. under
grouad current tlCrc were but three
40 the beginning OF tails year. one each
In England. Germany and Hungary.
Nine lines are provided With an insu-
lated central track. through which the
current "a conducted. c'Eat Of these
lines being In Great Britain gnt one
IN France. Tho remaining eight lines
ore provided villa accgmulatora oi
these. four sgo On France. Two iu Ars-
tria ana one each in Enslani end enc
NrthCfanta
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

During Andrew Jacsrca prr.3racy
Cd ccraln c.c,s in th, treasury depart
mcnt showed q marked d.s.n,iiuaiioa
to nnylug ha board h,u Zoe hal 1iers3
Roles bnt h'a ianiaty cord collect
no money in despair che went 90 The
white House to gDe jackson. She told
her story ana De- requested her 10 SCI
the clerks note ior tAe account she
oboycd and carried the note TO An.
drew Iack,on. who. after glanclng over
d. afaxed hh signature 20 the back.
Now. madam" said be. put that In
the bank and We shall see which Of us
shall have to pay you the money" The
note was duly Deposited and was paid
hy the clerk. who nitsrwafd apologlEed
10 jackson and promised to mend his
waya
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

TIC rc1r., s-1.z 1ll e r.-i
10 Eao~ that tao rnlTeriiy q n!isoa
hrs taken advanced ground % favor
81 elem aihie,icl &c Illinois repro.
sentative e e recent conference OF the
chief ul.scFs.tles OF The Northwest took
the lead "a securing lhe adoption Of a
sirirSen. Get o. rules intending 70
olere en- looD,ho'cs Tor professional
lsri. Taea0 rules have since been Sc
riousiy mcfllcd and weakened hy the
action q other college authorities Tho
State University viii hold 70 these
rules. because they seem. on the whole.
the best means OF clccki1s the great
evil OF pro,cs1lonallsm ga college ath-
leilcs. In one or two ressai cases adj
hcrcnco % this high standard haa
meant q real racrllco by tle athletic
team concerned. The faculty and stu
dents ci tie University Of Illinois be-
licyo 10 intercollegiate athletics On an
ali 10 aaund physical development. o.
q means a. recreation Cor genuine stu
tolia, not as the business Of those who
are professionally athletes and Incl
dcntaily Einielig
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

Tie tag ui fhc contamination ci the
nuptlals bad been named. They we're
Co bo married ln October. a1d Ginger
thought % W,uii be- a rood and friend
D. ihins Co Eiye an entertainment Co a
i,v OF bis bachelor friends shortly be-
fore the wedding A. no paper was
issued on sunday. a Saturday evening
in thc latter part 81 September was
solicited al tae most appropriate time
for tho ansh.
So on that memorable Saturday even.
ing a score or more Of us. by special
inyliaaon. rcpsircd 10 Mlss Hates vine
clad cottage. Which vas situated just
outside Of ioEn. an prepared 20 have q
quiet. foc.ab'o. aut ioyial time.
Unfortunately for Ginger On anticl.
patton ~ nc pleasure Of he evening.
be had INDUCED a triae too much In bis
favorlie beverage during the afternoon.
Whether It vas the whisky or the gin-
ser that worked the change In him. /
never gonld ascertain but certain Be-
was that b. was a tribe weak ln his
limbs. and slightly incoherent In his
speech
Miss Revere vas alone IN the parlor
when We arrived ana received ua with
true southern hospitality. How beau
uful she looked what a vision OF de-
lleht che appeared There's no,hinr
hail. go sweet In he as loves young
dream" said Tom Moore more than
eighty years arn That sentiment hcll
GOOD ln 1866 aud docs SCI, u an Ola.
timers opinion is worth recording
CcruInly never before or since have Z
rcon anyone look "half ro sweet" rs
Rate dii on that evening She sas tho
/ very embodiment OF loves yoane
dream"
+ Wen. thc YOUNG lady sac down io ihc
piano. anl Cor hali an hour enter.
/ ia.ucd us With tho "sinr spaaeicd u0n.
rev." The "nonnio nluc Fag." "Hal
/ Columbia" MY Maryland" and various
other patriotic airs when she cone
cludod Ginger rorc. walrtd gracefully
10 the old.fashioned ridoh01rd. upon
which glasses and dccaniera were
placed. and requested us 10 imhihe. As
one man We accepted the invitation
Then the prospective bridegroom raised
his glass, and suffered. "N-nov. gen
gentlemen eh-show your bot-boitom.
We were about 10 empty when my eye
rested on Kate. and raised nay hand
wa-nlngly.
"wh-whars matlerl" persisted Gin
ger. "sh.show hot-botiamw
Again I a'scd my hand lnxilnc.
lively every eye turned toward me, an.
from me TO Kate.
She stood erect. her TAN form tower
ING 70 ils fullest height. and from ho
black cyea flashed forth a glance o
fcorn and contempt.
'unmanly ooori" rhc cried, ia mi
language n Tor q lady'a prcue1cel No
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

The vicar OF a rural parish who had
waxed eloquent ca the subject OF for
clgn missions one sunday. was sur
prsed on entering the village shop dur
ing the WCck % b. greeted with marked
coolness by the worthy dame who kept
o. On seeking 10 know the cause the
good woman produced a coin from a
drawer. and throwing q down before
the vicar. exclaimed, Il marked that
holy crown aud put Il ln the plate las.
Sunday. and here @ is back again In
my shop. knoWed veil them niggofs
never got the money"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27
y MIGHTIER TOE MIN ARNIES


wreck % tho hrrrn.c-a frame. aud IA
view % hia alvancei age. HE aa..ous
friends believed that bee was NOS long
TO- rats world Ihs following 81 his
own account ui BIS iIiuets
''ln ths latter par 90 800. / Uas taken
down with "a severe attack oi tynhu.d
lcvcr. which confined mo 90 my bel f0-
fwo months Two months a. a long
ufne 90 BE- ~ bed. but / Wa not 90 set
un yet, ins irlammnfoTy rhcumausm
sei-ad me, and Do was worro than the
typhoid, Tor % was riore Painful To
al4 o. uy trouble aad mako it more in-
;crcltiur. the inlnnmafory rheumatism
was followed By a stroke OF paralysis.
AID lot almost totally the Use Of my
legs and arms. Tor ] coaldn nos walk q step
sad could net feed myself Il would seem
thai had reached the depths Of misery
but such was NOT the case. Tor my Kidneys
gave out. and this seemed 90 BE- the last
straw On the load thar wa 20 crush me.
NY friends al thought would never
recover, and though the doctors came %
see ms and prescribed. 10 was easy 20 SEQ
that they were but trying % make my
pathway % the gravon little more easy.
witrout fhercm0tcst hope OF recovery aud
! looked forward 90 dfa,h with happiness.
"Whloin this frame Of mind j was I'd.
vlsed BY friend t0iry DR. Williams Pink
Pills, aud began the use Of them. taking
ore Pill after elci meal, and this / cunrn-
ued for one week. and logan 60 fancy
perceived Improvement ga my condition.
lthen increased tne doseto tNo after each
meal, and q. the end o. the second week
taCrs was 40 doubt bat what PINK pils
wsre making ms better. ~ / kept on
Esing tnem according 20 directors. and
iu fnreo months was q wei Ran.
IL. William p.uk Pills arr sold By all
dellorHor wall bo lent post paid on rcccirt
oi prize. % cents box. or six boxes Ter
c. ID ltney are never sold ln bulk or By she
lool. by Addressing Dr. Williams Mcdi.
cine Company. Schenectady. ~ Y.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

Ihs c-crsy oi Eas.lza patrioiirm
shows itself In an claszoa Of Enellsh
pocpie, from The peer to the criminal.
An incident Of the CrImoan war. mon
toned by Mr.. Hawthorne IN letter 70
his family, illustrates this fact. We
quoto from some Memories OF Haw-
ihorne." published 81 the Atlantic
Monthly. "No act Of tho British people
In behalf Of The soldiers hes struck me
as 60 noble and touching as that OF
the reformed criminals 90 an lnftliu-
ilon IN London. They wished 70 con.
tribute someihlngto the Patriotic Fund
Tho only vas they could do Il was by
fasting. So from Sunday night an
Tuesday morning they ate nothing.
and the monoy saved three pounds aai
ovor-was seat 10 the Fund. Precious
money is thlsw American pairlollrm
Is not co strong nc the English brand.
0ud home soy lt - dying. Everything
should be dcno 10 lncnlcaie the spirit Of
American patriotism into young and
old. This Glands across TIE sea" kual.
ness should stop. England's banda
WIN never stretch across the sea until
John Ball secs a chance 10 grab Uncle
SFn By The ro,s and choke the life cue
OF him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

1hr Courts Playing Havoc with Cusioms
~ Marriage.

tA' courts i4a1ltg Havoc with sratomh
~ Marriage.
With mcft OF the plain Indians mar
rlase consists simply Of picking oui
the maiden lcadiag Der 10 a cabin or
wlgwlm and Installing htf AS mistress
Of the house and corn-he.d. sometimes
with the necessary p7ollu mary Of pay
Ing the father a pony or two or an
lnatallment Of blankets and occaGionai-
~ with f0mo slight ceremony per-
formed By a chief or medicine man.
says the S. Louis Globe-psmocFs:.
And when the brave grows tired Of HE
partner BE can got rid OF her AZ easily
as he won her. The people who are
now locling 20 the pakotas or Okla
homa TO Eet divorces would be SUI
pramely happy 70 they could throw on
he calling bonds OF uollock a. easily
a1 does che reservation Indian. The
fact having been for-- l.y announced
hy the head man OF iho clan the a.
Yorce takes place when the tribe O.
gathered a' dance When an are as
sombiCd era tha circle fcrned. the dlH-
cuteuiod warrior r,rltos drum used
by the rcyc.C.l. r.vcr away a Few pres
onia lciIlTo making pre.cat % ths
sguaw Del inicnds 90 .ute ncsU and
tlca In o. short. hcmhlsiic speech be-
stismat.zel h.a wife by giving her over
20 tender morc.fa 90 thc other braves
while they look upon hlm env.ons'y and
consider that De has performed an aci
% bravery "a bis dcsoslion. Often az
many al half a dozen divorces are thus
obtained az a siaEle dance 40 tedious
waiting. no courts. no lawyers ard no
trouble about alimony or the custody u
children. Aud TIE squaWs thus cast or
as a general thiug. seen 10 take Il AZ
a matter Of course. and before the close
o. the dance are using the Wlics known
aud used hy women the world over
ln ga enor, % repair aa speodii, as pos
htle the break o. their hearts ana
matrimonial experiences With the taxi
irg of land in aeyefaliy and pu.t.rg o.
Of citizenship however. the lncsn rad
that be has cemCniei the iiea that were
so ico-o before f1r the courts every
where are deciding ilai he tribal mar
rrFss ere legal AMI binding upoa ths
lni.la who becomes ciiiEen. And q
ilc weight % one lcFal marTlsge wesr.
nonevaat heavily upon q white man.
how must % Or VITA iho rci mln. who
haa coairacici iwo. three. four or even
more an.snccs which lhc court nov
declares legal ara 90 the sane time
tstcs away Dis former avcauc OF re-.
ilCf7
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

~ 90 aHHsfi sisHtf ~ 80 rT--
llsh electrical engineers its president
rald shat tic commercial ssa. cmacy e.
lhe British empire was Inflated BY our
belns the lrE tD cma'oy. on O large
fcaie. the coal Of orr disposal. n coal
t'afsd 70 Do necessary ior oarlndus.F.el
be doubted whether tho empire woali
maintain iis cemasarc,ai supremacy. il
The falls Of Niagara there vas o waste
Of more power than could be- derived
from al the coal that could be raised
throughout the world. and there were
many other falls than Niagara. I.
would be The work o. tho engineer 70
utilize those falls. and iAca ve sAca.i
either have 10 live on our accumuln-
lions OF we would i,go TO nght TIA
commgrclll Fugrsmi = o. Great D-ltois
would have Fore
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

fFrN 10 lffHltHf' fiaNlfr, Kansas.
AZ the brelk,ng ou or che war % the
rebellion in 1851. General Wls whose
portrait adofns our page, WIS Clr'aia
ard owner o. the thCn wo.l.kuown rlvCg
Steamboat. Charley pofwln." plying
between Zanasvlilo nui ptfksrsuuer.
but be- Immediately dep SCI Of Ms boat
and became enrolled o. l.eutonauf in tho
isfh Ohio Infantry. AZ the ta;ile ~
Fort Donc.fon. on February 90. 1862.
Lieutenant Wiles was promoted lsom
lieutenant % Northumberland, fer
bravo aud meriTouols couduc' on tho
field" and % the are u thliis.f.= Cel.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

Tommy. Paw. what does 4 mean
IN the paper when q Gays that the lead.
ers OF a party are working like beav.
ersi" ar. HgE: IL might mean they
are saying nothing and saving wood,
bat Il usually means they have began
throwing mud. - Washington STAR
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

We oIer one Hundred li'i'ars reward
Cor any case 20 ralHrh that cannot be
cured hY Hairs rninHFh Care
D. j. IHENsA l. Co IoIrNo. %,
We fhn understood have known D J.
Cheney fcf the last a. Ffafa. and believe
him perfectly honorable in sN business
trausa eiiCna ART financially rllc 60 Cssry
Out ANY Obligations mace % t1rIf nfM
West A. lrulg. ~ nQiesale hfuEslata. To-
ledn. a..
Waiiinr. Hinnan & Marvin. Whoisiale
nfurrirtl Inlefc. a..
Hans CAiarrh cure f taken internally.
setting directly unun thf blood nHl mu-
cous surfaces % the SYSTEM Irallmo-
ulais sent free frice ~ ptf bottle. eoid
tY a. druggists.
HAMS Family Pns are ne best
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

Empcror william o; Germany asked
Ne sailor brother recenily what he
could do % as,onish the world. The re-
ply. Remain quiet one week and see
how tumbfouuded everybody viii be. b
suggests that rover i 10; always IN
noise AID activity. Pistol" Quo,h
Shakespeare. hath a killing tongue
and a cule; sword"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-27

In the face Of the fact that tar
Princess De Chimay- caraman refuse
TO permit her gypsy lover 10 practice o.
TIE violin some one IL trying % start
The absurd rumor that she 8 dencnica
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