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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

wrote his son thni fact. 80 the rIun
who knows an nloni "a saya The Ean
apparently Needed biz fathers wishes.
Tor one evening hs 0uarreled with thr
Warren sweetheart and the next dnT
Dc wrote her a ifiirT saying u thsJ
we're 20 have rows iheT might az well
md the engagement then. The same
say spearcn wrote the Batavia Mary
hat IL she wanted 40 marty him the
saddlng would have "a be- In the sec-
sns week Of August After that the
house furnishing wen, i0ruard again,
%, me material an came from Batavia,
aud sgen the personal wardroho OF the
adv vas forwarded 90 Warren. The
morning Of the day on which the we'd
ling was to have occurred the BRIDE
room LETT Warren on the early train
with the intcnllon Of marrying HE frst
owe. Hut Ne had not taken the beauty.
aud what she might DO. into his reck'
,nlng. anu that IL where he made q
mistake.
When the Warren Mary discovered
hat she had been lifted she dld not eli
riiil and let disappointment, like .
worm In the bud. feed on her damask
,heek." She hired q lawyer. Judge
Marvin. an old friend Of the family
was her solicitor when she freed her
self Of her FIRST lncumhranee In the wa,
Of q husband and q was 70 him sh'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

Their chief property r. their egg pro-
duction. They are non-nitiers. and
year-aFound layers. AZ winter layers
they are exceptionally good when kept
under fairly favorable circumstances.
While the Leghorn SURPRISES them In
the number Of eggs laid tho Ainorca's
eggs are larger. and equal the output In
bulk Their eggs are white. and aver
age eight TO the pound. They lay from
twelve 10 fifteen dozen a year. For
farm purposes they are especially pro-
itable. Being Of an active. restless
disposition. they keep In splendid con-
dltlon and make good foragers. For
suburban poultry keeping they are very
practical birds. and net good results
10 the keeper. They are hardy. easily
raised. and mature quickly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

Following are creamery items that
appear In a Canada exchange;
The people Of Great Britain are
great butter eaters They like theirs
mildly salted and not highly oolored.
n the creamerymen Of the United
States DO not secure their share Of this
fne butter market. they viii be wick
edly negligent. that's all. Lack OF
cleanliness is the cause Of seven
elrhths Of all the bad butter. milk and
cheese upon the market Never let
steam 30 directly into milk TO heat Il.
This spells the favor Of the butter
that Il made from the milk Whe1
butter is the size Of grains Of wheat In
the churn draw on the buttermllk care
fully and wash and salt the butter. A
ane wire siraincr held under the hut
termllk vent viii catch any particles
Of butter that try 10 escape. In hiring
a butiermaksr let the proprietor Of q
creamery require him 20 give a guar
antee that he viii make hrst-ciass but.
ter. Then lei them on their part give
him a guarantee that they win furnish
him with nothing but iirst-class mill
10 work on and hrst-claas machinery
In the creamery besides.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

Live Stock Report. OF Chicago. says:
Despite the fact that we are into the
middle OF August and have reached the
time when range cattle are ordinarily
hard and fat enough for the eastern
shippcr and exporter a. well a. the
dressed beif man. this years arrivals
thus far have been greatly disappoint-
ing Ia The matter Of flesh and condi-
ton. and even the local slaughterera
are not trying 10 buy them with any
Alacrlty. They are remarkably soft
and consequently shrink heavily en-
route. some shippers saying In fact
that they hardly recognize their cattle
a. the same bunch they loaded. OF
course a. the season advances this con-
ditlon OF affairs viii improve. but 70
general is the complaint Of poor nesh
and condition all over the range coun-
try Il now looks a. though receipts AZ
market would be unpreeedentedly small
until the 10th or 18th Of September.
Where In ordinary years killers would
take a whole trainload Of one brand.
this year they hardly want 10 buy
more than three or four cars. 90 fear
fui are they Of the way the stock u
go.hg 10 kin out. Such cattle as have
been good enough TO bring say ts-ss
or better have sold fairly readily. but
those which will be noted a. selling
under that figure have sold slowly. the
very excellent condition Of southern
grass cattle this year largely account
ing for thiA Killers can get these
latter At t3.iO TO ts.65. and being
smaller boned tlnn the westerns. they
KIN out more satisfactorily. and thus
can be handled more probably than
} rangers costing the same hgure- Ths
killers are acting toward range cattle
? much the same as the lover OF water
, melon does toward that fruit when \
frst appears on the market-wanta q
see the inside Of Il before he pur'
, chases. Since In the meantime th'
condition % range cattle units then
for eastern or export buyers and Their
IL thus practically no competition 10
them on this market We advise ship
pers who are tributary 70 the soutl
Omaha or Denver market 70 30 Their
: with their cattle. Al those points bot
: M and feeder stock IL In demand. oma
= ha is particularly well situated al pres
cnt Tor handling these northwestern
rangers. a. she IL a great disiributin
= point for feeders and IL Increasing be
beef slaughiering a. we'll Anoths
y and Important point In her favor Il n
recently established Joint rate GOVERN
y stock cattle over the n. p. and c. }
y & 81 p. roads. We. Of course. ha'
no desire to say anything against on
= market 70 benefit another, but Y
think Il only Just to the shipper TO a
= wise him Of our opinion IS regards n
most advantageous point for the az
. posal Of his stock cattle.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23
Could NOT EAT.
woan Strong Constitution wrecked Eject of rcachsrOu
Dlsease-A Wonderful Case.


mrs Stephen Robbins h tho wife Of
~. ps'ohilnent farmer living on = large
49, "eu,kept plantation just al The
~ OF Monroe La They have rc-
s s'aeo IN this community but two years.
aa''ng moved here from Illinois The
ange was made for the benefit OF
VIZ a'. heoblns' health. her physicians
ss'lng advised her that Il was tho only
s - q her ever regaining her Lost
Roh..ls@ ysan ago this Last winter, said Mr..
,r,sssa = vas vsEy sick With that most
ssv... y. ~ disease, the grippe. had very
IshsSa oouhned 10 my home several veeka.
..i.ctee = cold end had : reiapae, which L
eoenon 'occurpncs With that disease. For
i more weeks ! vas confined 70 ths
49,. ..s, nd after this did not fully recover
H., seeenty. vas able 10 GET out egaiA,
.,,s..N quite q different woman.
s,t sormai tirong constitutions vas WRECKED
nsse dNlndllng mass Of ska and bones
-. sa. thin and had grown pale And
49,. ~ lunga we're 30 Affected tat
,soage' ! uai going Into eonsumpuoa. Dur
ulne,, ] had lost thirty pounds Il
fo..sIA ! Tried 70 regain my strength anS
. t,'I 600 health BY trying dilsrcnt medi
49, saa physicians, but nothing seemed Y
sa,,t ~ appetite vas gone and when
,. w ZOO u would not stay 90 my stomach
. Al ,,.'s oaiy thiag my physician said for M
IN. 1870 take change OF cllmste, and Of
&c. ~. zane here. a. irst seemed ben
,,-s-,.., ~ ny sorrow Il proved ~ be onl
80. ~ End IL few months was ln m
$500 yVnuon. The color had len M
49, ~ 10 enerEy, and life Wassmlfsry
finally ha pss,d -, - n ~. -
how DE-. Wi a., ~ p',i. ~. 49, -
bad effected lmI,,eai,,,, ~. - 80, "a. ~
e'-e--e Nh'h nelgAbof Of mlae had in llllnoll
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23
PERSONALITIES.

James =. abcock, the inventor -
tAe IRE eHtint shsr bearing hia name.
has just died a bic home IN Dorehes-
Ter. hass.. Al tn ass e 50 years.
cohgressman srarua. OF Massaehu-
sets. who receny woFe his bicycle
suit In the senai' ehanber. IL said 10
be the nrut memtr q congress 10 ap-
gear In such dres.
Senator Mason rrceufiy asked Sen
alor Morgan OF iabsna how long he
could talk on q AFFECT Of which he
knew absolutely nthlng. We'll" an
svered Morgan. va smile. "if Il
was q matter aboti WhieA ! knew alb
solutely nothing b not think ! could
talk more than NJ days"
William Ailsn Bu,ler. the chief pro
moier Of ths latest great transeonti-
nsnial railway sehsuss. IN which three
big trunk Ines figHre. IL the nan who
IN antebeHun tinea. created the "a
nous Flora McF1imsey In ihe cele'
bfated poem Nothing 10 Wear" Mr.
Butler IL a Successful lawyer In Nev
York.
Georges. the brsvo ooaeaman viz
hefo'eally aided IN saving lie a. th'
burning Of the narsf De Ia Charlie u
Paris. has been decorated with ta'
efoss Of the Il sion OF Honor. and hal
been Given a position by the govern
neat Ne has also received $40 %
non The family q HE mistress. WHOM
he saved BY Carrying her from a.
tErnlrg hriltirr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23
TAKE. SENSATIONS.
maw one Man Bssans . Rsspsets,
LaWyer.

NV WV AAAAA .AANAAAAN AANHE"AAAH
Lawyer
The recent threatening letters sen
ic Speaker Reed call attention TO ~
thousands OF suca missives sent q
public men during the course Of year
says a Washington correspondent D
thf Philadelphia Press Ordinarily lit
tle attention is paid to them. az the.
are usually the work OF cranks wh'
are harmless In other ways. A larg'
number OF these letters are written a
jekes and with the expectation Of caus
ing a brief sensation. Those sent q
Mr.. Reed we're evidently the work o
some would-be practical Joker ant
their contents made no impression %
the big man. Il is asserted that the
ven written By some one who hope
10 create a little sensation and prob
ably produce a story which could b.
solr to newspapers. and a libel sui
Il now pending against Washine
ton correspondent who charged a Ger
tain person with the authorship Of tn
letters and with motives OF perpetrai
INK a fake which he might dispos
o. for money. These fake" scheme
o. not work and more than one origi
nator ~ spurious sensations has COM
TO griCf. n is not many years az
that q ierille-hraincd young man VII
had an ambition 10 shine ~ a ne
journalist" conceived the idea Of send
ing an internal machine 10 The h''
/ Chief Justice Waite. He prepared a.
looking package. including a ciga
box fned with black rand. lead slurs
pieces Of brass. spr.nEa. a fuse, etc.
and had Il sent 10 tie chief iu1,cfl
house. Tie then visited several news
PAPER onels. offering for sale q sen
auoual story OF how an attempt ha'
been made on ths NE Of Chief auEiit'
Waite. sescrihiuF the 'inicrnal ma
chine. iis deadly character and al th
other details required no make a hil
sensational -srCop.- Unfortunate,
io- the younE nan. he tried 10 dispcs
OF the story before the packas
rets acd the chicf ipsilcs. and tht In
qulries made b. the newspaper cor
respondents 20 whom the story ha
been offered revealed the fact. 90 whe
the package did arrive ihr young ma
vas Immediately arrested for havin
Z gsad something TO 60 with g. Re hrok
. down and confessed thar % was q hoa'
is.i hts practical Joke cos; him a On
o. $40 and led 20 his retirement iro'
icrynallsm OF any kind. The icsso
was appreciated and that younE ma
4 TO-DAY respected mcmbci Of th
bas On This city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

Among . score of slrutl arabs ~
70 Indiana some thirty years ago $
q children's AID Society o. New Yora
the "usiiesi. faesedest ana mpnf
iriendleas Of them an" was tai
home b. a kindly judge and given.
By one. al the opportunities Of VII
he chose 70 make use. AZ Gov. l11n
Brady Of Alaska. this boy has recently
been appointed executive Of q iorfi-
tori larger than Germany. France and
Great Britain combined. No boy who
reads mis- paragraph can have 70 IN
propiuous a beginning. How mrny
WIN climb fs hlehl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

hat IL, thar our people had 100 much |
u the Yankee In their business meth
IDS In connection with England when
Importing butter and cheese. says FL
tin Dairy Report The matter came
~ incidentally a. 20 the quality OF
foods from the reason that boz
maker had sent 10 a factory where
mis- gentleman was having butter
,acked. some boxes made Of wood that
iad both favor and taste. He refused
o accept them. believing that In the
md. although a saving Of two or three
,ents on the boz might be had. ne
Eould probably lose q cent or two on
zach pound Of butter. which would
rot be a good investmept The CONVEX
Iatlon drlfted into the quality OF goods
heretofore sent to England from our
American market a. a representative
II the quality OF both butter ana
;heese made In this country. " course
llled cheese came In for discussion
q Il always does In that direction,
ihowing that the quality Of cheese sent
Iver there a. fall cream cheese. being
illed or sophisticated vita lard. had
lone more 10 degrade the reputation
4 American cheese than any enc thing
nd that the dealers over there take
sdvantage OF that, and whenever they
Ind a bad lol either Of English or
canadian cheese, they label Il Ameri-
an and marx Il Al low prices, and
efer their customers 10 the fact that
hey cannot get good cheese from
America. and these are a fair sample
4 the goods. II ia 90 In the butte
inc. We have been sending over q
large extent nothing bat low grad'
utter that would sell there possibly
or a cent a pound proAt more In pro
, PORTION than the better grades. AM
he English dealers had come 10 Be-
leve that they could set no good but
, er In this country: bu; noS that
, hange has been made Il rests en-
: rely with the dealers and shippers Of
Z his side 10 build up and sustain rep
/, itation for high class goods In N
(, English markets that will stand % J
Y :ood stead not only a. present put
\ he future. Take for example the Dsn
I. 81 dairy Industry: n is fosteFed D
/, he government and In such way thl
/, he maker or manufacturer Who doe
!, Iot come up to the requirements
!, trade. both IN regard 70 the butte
/, tself and the method q packing. ms
I, ie loses caste AZ once. sud not onl
hat. but he loses money AZ the San
imo. This Ia most efeclual way
uring either shippers or manuiactu
srs OF careless or slOrenly wayA
., sith exporting daiSy products fro
his country. Now that We have 90
en- rid Of the filed cheese Questio
4. md Il must go forward labeled
~ hat the people who buy Il vii kno
" ghat they are buying. the butter cue
|" ion comes 10 the front more exte
D lively than ever before. and the quail
u hat we send forward uill delermi
u. be extent OF the market gAich AMT
h' can butter viii obtain IN EnEiand.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

the guests and the minister. but ne
bridegroom. While she waited In hei
room and the friends who had gath.
cred wondered At the delay a teleg0u
was brought 10 'hor, Il was from
spGaren and said simply that he eoult
not come. The guests we're dismissed
and went home with hate In thell
hearts for the man who had turned BIZ
back upon one OF their besi-like,
friends almost a. the altar. They az
MOI then know the part the breach o
promise summons had played In hi
deserilon. and MlH urch did no, leari
until the next morning why her love
failed 70 come 20 her. The Warrel
town board has written 10 spearen ask
ing him 20 come back there and tax
hb old position again.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

The State Board of Nebraska re-
Gently sent out circulars 10 the farmers
Of the state. asking the question; Does
farming pay" The following letter
reproduced from the September num-
Der Of The Corn Belt" would seen 70
answer The question pretty effectively
Seward. Neb.. Aug Is. 1887.
To the Editor ofithe Corn Belt.
landed iL Seward County Nov. ~,
is6s. from Pennsylvania. overland with
a team and wagon and about $500 IN
money. I now have 400 acres OF well
improved land within sight OF the
county sest, unencumbered. worth tl0.-
900. I alno have 30 head Of horses. -
head % thoroughbred Hereford cattle
and 100 hcad OF thoroughbred Poland
China hos some or 10 OF them cost
Ing me $40 each. also have city prop
erty 20 the amount OF over 5000. and
some = eco or more of personal prop
erty. hsaidcs several thousand bushels
o. corn ami gram. ] have made q .
point % feed all ! raise. l DO not be-
lieye I have sold over thousand
bushels 81 corn since ! have lived IN
the sta'e. while We have had a few
short crops. We have never had a total
failure. ] an well pleased with farm.
Ing Ia Nebraska and would advise al
my frbends 10 cast their lot with uA
Yours very truly.
Levi Hoter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

"0n the strength Of this testimonial I Do
clded AZ once 10 give the medicine q trial. ]
accordingly cent for boz of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People, and gave the pills
q thorough trial I did not notice any change
tlll had tried the second boz ! was de
eouraged little with the result OF the aui
boz, bat knowing that should not expect .
sudden cure OF such chronic ease a. mine
! tried che second Dor with the result that ]
immediately began getting better. used I've
b0xet Of these pills and uAs completely cured
a. yoa see me today, weighing more than svei
before
Az evidence Of The truthfullnem Of her
Etoy hn. Roblans volunteered 70 make The
following sworn statement.
81 hereby aflrn that the above statement
tssyery word enact and true"
MAS. STEPHEN RoBuuA
"honros, La, March 2, i6g7."
"bubacribed and sworn % before me, =
notary pablie IN and for the Parish Of VIM
State Of Loultiana, this tho "a day Of March
1897. Anos r. JEssuPs, Notary Public"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pais
People contain. In q condensed form
all the elements necessaryoo give nev
life and richness 70 the blood and 70
store shattered nerves They are alsC
a specific for troubles pcouliar 70 ie
males, such a. suppressiOas. irregu
lAritles and all forms 81 weakness
They build up the blood. and restor'
the glow Of health 10 palo and sallo'
cheeks In men they effect . radica
cure In all cases arising from menia
worry, overwork or eEossses OF what
ever nature. Pink Pills are sold I
boxes never In loose bulk a. 90 cent
box or six boxes Tor $3.50. and ma
be had Of all druggists. or direct b
mail from DE-. Williams Medicine Co,
Schenectady. \. Y.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23


Mlnorcas-Thls variety Of fowls be-
ong 10 the Mediterranean class. and
hey are placed Eext 70 the Leghorns IN
aying qualities They are In appear
nee very similar 10 the Leghorn. Their
GENERAL outline ia IN fact. that OF The
after. but Of more length Of body and
icavier In mold lndeel. they are the
My variety Of the Mediterranean class
hat has a given weight. which ap-
iroaches that Of the,wyandotte. being
lnly one-han pound lighter than the
asst named. The origin Of the Minor
a. like that Of 90 many others Of our
profitable poultry. Il much In doubt
iome are II the oplnion that they or
ginally came from Minorca. an Island
n the Mediterranean Sea. one Of the
3alcaric lsles. while others contend
hey are a variety OF the Black Spanish.
Be that a. IL may. they are one OF the
most profitable breeds Of poultry for
he farm that h known. For table
purposes they are good. the hesh being
Nhite. or light colored.and nno grained.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

A Georgia mob recently save a Negro
culrrit the privilege Of chooslng The
manner Of his death. The victim de-
sired to MI himself eating wateTmel'
Ions. but his captors Eere unanimous IL
the belief that such q death would In
volve no punishment. and that 4 Na'
not their purpose to reward, but q
avenge Elk.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

You will enjoy this publication niue.
better n you win get into the habit oI
reading the adyerligemenis; they WI.
AFFORD most interesting study au''
win put you In The way Of seitio' E
some excellent bargains. Our adrcr'
Users are reliable. they send what ihey
advertise.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

REPORT. H.. is
the center Of a mat
rlmonlal romance
that has a few nov
el features In H.
According TO a cor
respondent In that
town. the other
morning two young
women anxiously
awaited the coming
Of George spearen
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

A man who had been married twiee
aid that love was Ike soup-the nlti
h ALWAYS too hot. and he last too cola
Texas Sandwich.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

Jersey City has a lawyer who, hav.
ing settled an estate OF $1,000. was
awarded 500 for bis costs and refused
70 take Il because Il was an exoreilani
price.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

appealed 70 bring back her recreant
lover. Under his advice she went 70
FlsspoTt and hs aac : SUMMONS IT,
sued commanding So IN 70 appear
in the eircult court . show why be
should not be compe TO pay dam
ages for breach Of = Fomiso 10 mar
~ Mrs. Schroeder.
When spearen stepled frcpa4he train
At Freeport. a change Of y being
necessary for him 10 COM - on HIS
way 70 Batavia. Sheriff clih,Saan with
the summons doomed up IN front OF
him, and after hearing the document
read he changed his mind about C0ing
10 the end Of the journey he had start
ed upon. Instead he found his way 10
Judge Marvin's ONCE. Mrs. Schroeder
was sent for and spearen told her she
was the girl he wanted 10 marry any
way and II she were willing they would
end all their differences by having the
Judge perform the necessary ceremony
The Warren Mary hesitated but q
short time and then she consented
Judge Marvin married them and gave
them his blessing. receiving Ia return
two liberal fees. one as a lawyer anS
the other for the marriage ceremony
That afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. speareI
left Tor London. Ont. to spend thei
honeymoon with the ,0ung mans par
ents. They will probably remain there
the bridegroom told Judge Marvin.
, While Mr.. spearen was getting mar
. ried In Freeport Miss Urch was await
. ing his coming at Batavia and won
, dering how he had missed the trai
! he had said would bring him 10 bel
; She did not despair. however. and, tai
= Ing no news for good news. went o
4 with the arrangements Tor the ever
E ing ceremony. With the evening cam
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

The man who does noe get hls J snis
stahs himself again BY talking 700
much about his wrongs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23
DAIRY AND POULTRY.
INTERESTING CHAPTERS FOR
OUR RURAL READERS.
uo~ suceessfui Farmsrs Operate This
Department Of the Farm-A FsS
Hints ~ 10 the Care Of live stock
and Poultry.
gnisrIaE Dalry Eseo,. rnas.

N conversation hot
long since with a
gentleman who has
spent a consider
able time IN Great
Britain in investi-
eating the markets
OF that country for
both butter and
cheese. We were
very much impress
ed with his idea
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

Piso's Curs for Consumption = the o1ly
cough medicine used "a ny hou.e. -.
{. Albright, Aininburg, Pa, Dec. H. 70.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

Every farmer should have wax.
thread and needles handy. Il Il time
well employed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

Fdarats rour newels win caacareta-
Cnnay Caihafiif. eurs conatipatlun inlesef. -
" G. {. &. fail, trurriata rsfand munsI.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

II you have taken care q the past ihs
present vii be found all right
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

When a man Il crazy about one thin3
he h usually crazy about everything
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23
sCORNS GROSS GOLD.
GEORGE sPEAREN SOLVES a
PROBLEM ~ LOVE.

Former Il Not the More nsautlfai so
the Handsome Yoang widow Wins In
Contsst--Tbrsato OF q breach Of Promise
sait Decides waverinE Lover.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

T.onit tobacco ss-iiy ani foFrvsr. b msE
,.flr feil III life. nerve sni firor. saAe sol J.
n.r ~ ,or,far- unraef that inaAta Wo1t aee1
sfronr All drurrIaft. doc Or 81. Car t.eI.
al ed. Hodklei and sample ne 41't'7'
sisfllng remedy Co Chicago Or -"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

Dancing VIII cost more tina never 10
future: fiddle strings have e0ue up
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-23

Ne uinsisW's nesthinE nyrup
- skliartn tssfhius roiisns ~ f-s rsa.s. 80.