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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
rooa Of the E.Llmn. Of Amin.

The Eskimos Of Alaska have prohted
by -aeir contact with civilized people
not only TO obtain many OF the utensils
and appliances Of life. and 10 preserve
food and supplies for the long north.
ern wlnter The "sportsman's Re
view" gives an interesting recital OF
their progress. From time imme.
mortal the Eskimos have taken egg
and fowls during the short season they
were available. There is no system Of
canning eggs 10 determine their grade
among the natives. An cgs Is an egg
20 them at any period Of incubation
and 30 long or the season lasts thoy
live Ia rio,ous plenty Formerly they
were contenied with what they could
eat during the season. but since they
have come 90 contact with white peo-
pie they have learned more thorough
methods. and now they provide egg
and birds 20 last the whole year
through They dry or pickle the Gcsh
and the eggs are preserved IN barrels
OF mucknluck-w alrus Oh. An added
goose egg kept O year ln rancid Oh APP
peals 20 an Esklmo's peculiarly cult
waited tate To an Eskimo an egg taken
at any time Ia the season o. eatable
but 20 be salable 10 the whites q must
be fresh. 90 the Eskimos divide the ter.
rl,ory among themselves. and make a
systematic round Of the nes.o each day
taking the fresh eggs. and hn'lly pickl'
ing the mother when she refuses 10 lay
any more capturing her With a noos,
OF wire Now a part Of the regular far,
OF the Yukon steamboat q Wild goose
A. the hrst meal the touri1, is apt q
regard the bird with great good favor
but as meal after meal passes vii,
goose ceases 10 be a Joy. This continue
depreciation Of the nests. combine,
with the Pacific coast market and rec
ord hunting. has already depleted IN
focks OF web-foot birds that one tim
we're 10 be seen In myriads during III
migrating season"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Readers OF the Arabian Nights" arc
familiar with the manner In which tho
cadis dispensed justice with more re-
gard 10 equity than 10 law. and Il seems
that Instances OF the same k.nd are OF
modern occurrence. An example Il
given In Golden Days. Not long ago e
Turk. while repairing a roof. fell into
the street upon a wealthy old man,
who was killed. without any serious
damage 70 the workman. The son OF
the deceased caused the workman to be
arrested and taken before the cadl,
with whom he used all his influence %
have the poor man condemned: and
though the innocence Of the laboreT
was clearly established. nothing could
pacify the son but the law Of retail.
iation. The cadi stroked his beard. and
then gravely decreed that the workman
should be placed exactly upon the SPOT
where the old mar had stood
Nov. said he 10 the son. you vii
go on the roof OF the house. fall dowr
upon this man. and XIII him II yoJ
can"
OF course the son declined 10 DO any
thlng Of the sort. and the case Vas dis
missed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

have a little dausntsF-Eva-my wiic's
name. euriously enough"
He stood by the hanson as she en-
tered. guarding her dress from the
wheel As she turned TO give the adj
dress. he said:
Il ought 10 congratulate you on your
success Il Is very sweet to me. You
know-you-you owe II all TO me. Are
you grateiul?"
'Yes: owe Il 20 you. she said lean
ing forward as the apron closed about
her. and the attendant constable grew
impatient Come and see me-Tues-
days"
Il can't think why I should DO 20
silly" said Eva TO herself. as she
stuffed her handkerchief back into her
pocket and felt for her latehkey. when
the cab drew up before the hall door
Of her fat In Kensington. London
Black and white.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

bring her no nearer TO the actuGlltles
o. lie. Tor she had come 10 learn In
the years struggle that our social sys-
TEN By no means places women on an
equality with men. and that whereas
men can buy the fruit OF the tree Of
knowledge OF good and evil by the
polite. women must buy the tree out
right. and pay cash. Il was terribly
unfair. And the most unfair thing
about the whole business was that.
while success was almost within her
grasp. success was not what she want
cd. There was no fun In living your
own llie when that is precisely the life
you do not want to lead.
Il was no, as though Allan Craig had
never kissed Eva Norrlngton
She opened the letter. cutting the
envelope with her nail-scIssors For
some distinction must be made between
your nrst love letter and your boot
makers bnl She felt as one who has
held his breath 20 feel what sudocation
is like. The letter was long. Eva read
quickly at drst then slowly knitting
her hrows as she turned the pages, and
came o., last 20 the signature. Ever
/ your friend. Allan Craig"
The letter lay Tor some minutes In
Evas Zap. while she looked vaguely
round her room.
"He is afraid Of spelling my career
my success has pvt ul an insupcrablo
barrier between u.s." she murmured.
The phrases OF the letter had burned
themselves into her brain, "Oh, Allanl
wish ! could tell you-or DO you want
20 hcar."
When the dinner bell rang an hour
afterwards, Eva rose YEARLY from her
writing table. where she had been toll
ing over her hali-anlshed manuscript
She had not burned H.
Five years passed before she saw Al
Ian Craig agaln, and then the meeting
was unexpected. at the ext, Of the the
alter whittier Eva had gone 10 see the
hundrcdth performance OF her play. Az
Ian was obviously proud OF knowing
her, and introduced his wife. 20 whom
che gave graceful recognition. Il wa
raining. and Allan offered 10 see Eva
70 cab. They stood Cor a moment on
the steps 20 the entrance
YES" said Allan. IN answer 10 Eva'l
polite question. all is rolng we'll We
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
SOME POINTED PARAGRAPHS,

An ogotls, is a man who believes eS.
acily opposite 20 what you do-Flor.
ida Times-union.
The man who talks to the point
should know enough to keep quiet after
he has made adams CMassl Free.
man.
While a little learning is danger.
Gus thing. Il sometimes makes one
happier than a great deal OF it-Dallas
News.
De good and you will be happy. after
you die. Ia about the sum and substance
Of most Of the sermons.-washington
Capital.
An unworthy alderman always has
the consolation that Il was no, hls
fault alone that he was elected. -Sloul
City Tribune
one who has watched Il says mar.
rlage Is The process By which a Won.
an dcpriyes herself Of an escort
Blakely lGal Observer
A girl with a new engagement rlng
reminds you o. man who always
keeps his oycrcoat unhut,oncd when he
has on n dress suit.-Ncw York Press
The man who hoped 70 marry an
ideal ought 90 De satisfied 70 De dlscoy.
crs. after the honeymoon. that De has
won true woman. Boston Homo
Journal
ono OF the sensations that o. denied
10 the rich Is the indescrihabie thrill
the poor man feels when be buys some.
thing he can't aford-New Orleans
Timcs-Dcmocrat.
II an men spent as much time IN
forging ahead In the race OF llfo a.
many OF them DO In trylng TO hold bac6
what a great 81, Of fellows We would
be.-DubuQuo Times,
When Edison doesn't have anything
else 10 DO some day. Il would be a good
idea for him to invent some new kind
OF nannels that wouldn't shrink
somerville ~. j. Journal
New musical instruments are being
devised every day. A woman In this
town played on her husband with her
curling iron. Those who heard TIE
music say Il resomblcd the "0o,sor
damsrung."-Los Angeles ExpreaA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
sig HUNS an EVOLVE.
A Piueky Western Woman who Does
Her Husbands Work.

Mrs. Annie shanivan Of Tulare
claims 10 be the only woman engineer
in California and Is proud Of the dis
tinetlon. says the San Francisco Exam
Ter. She has been running the engine
for the planning mill az Mountain Home,
IN Tulare county. for over a year, ana
she likes the work. although a great
deal OF Il Is the toughest kina'
Mountain Home IL a hamlet that e1-
lists more on account Of the planning
mill than anything else and the peo-
pie there are OF the rough. sturdy sort
we never had no man here that runs
that engine like she does" said one
Of the men. IT never stops a minute
during the day ara always goes as
smooth and steady aG one OF them
eight-day clocks" II Is over three
years since Mrs. shanivan and her
husband arrived az Mountain Home
They came from the east. where the
husband had charge OF the motive pow
er Of a big -four mill and got big pay
But bis health broke down and 20 they
came to Mountain Home. where he took
charge OF the engine 10 the planning
mill For a time he Improved IN
health but finally bad TO give up and
let bis wife DO bis work. There was
nothing else 20 do. for money was
scarce and sickness was expensive
/ And the woman has done the work sat
lsfacior.ly ever since She does every
thing about the engine from shoveling
the fuel under the boiler 20 making the
repairs. and keeps everything IN the
best OF order DO ] l.ke my work.
she replied. In answer % a question.
"Of course ! DO. II / didn't like u ]
couldn't DO .t well. and then ! would
be- discharged" She was standine
with one hand resting almost affection
aiely on the throttle valve and made
q pretty picture. Tor she g. good-look'
ing woman and OF evident rchncmeat
Mrs shnnlyan wears no greasy Jumper
nor is her face black and grimy with
SCOT. Instead. she b always attired 10
neat-atting clothes OF pretty eolors and
her face and hands are kept az clean
as they would be- II she were engaged
IN ordinary household duties. The en-.
gine room Is as neat Is any kitchen In
the land.
The clothes problem" she said
was a difficult one TO me al FIRST
b Everything gets dirty and Of course
skirts are likely 20 catch 10 some Of
the gear. a. have found out Bloom
srs7 No. I wouldn't wear boomers II
is an right 70 DO q mans work when
one has TO- but wearing his clothes 4
another matter The way ! solved the
problem was 10 make my waist and
skirt Of thin wash goods 80 that could
change them every day ! have plen'
~ Of time TO do the washing here ant
can iron them At night a. hrsi ] mad'
the skirt long. like those had Away
Z worn. hut last summer Il caught II
G the crank right there and ! had ms
b hand and knee badly hurt II the good
2 had not been thin and torn. ] wouls
q have been killed"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Every woman who longs for the
Emancipation Of her sex viii rejoice 70
know that the cause is rapidly grow
ing in the West. Oaly a few days ago
there appeared In the columns Of a
Pueblo. Colo. newspaper the following
I'd: "wantod-Dy competent WON
an: a place 10 work Tor her husbands
board"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

The clerks Boz tae deputy Wafdsns Of.
Dee al she pcn.,ontis-y az Columbus.
Chic. have a record-brcak'nr female
cat She gave birth to fourteen ki,.
tens. an OF which are tallless. ana only
one q which has The usual number OF
legs Th.-tcea OF tAe kittens have but
three legs each. The mother Is a
proud 81 her children. seemingly. a.
,aourh no deiormi,y existed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

must be where good work is wanted
Here I am hampered: In London"
"You may fail" said AllaN with a
note Of hope In his voice.
Il shall succeed know I shall"
"Wlll you write 20 me3'
Eva hesltated. She half-lnclined
10 give in 70 that exfo Allan had
mistaken her hesltation
mo" he said. "Thul be no
selhshness In my love d @ Z will
walt year from tonigh IN. n
London is-no 90. you X 40 will
always be me. You can't Bectm me TO
pray for your success. can |ou?"
Eva. placed on her M lie, looked
him In the face.
Il am bound 10 succeed" she said.
and turned 10 60 The waltz had
ceased In the room below and a rustic
OF skirts and a ripple Of tongues had
taken It's place.
"Eya-once-the last time. perhaps"
She turned again. laughing.
quick" she said. some one will
come"
A woman may forget many things.
but no woman forrets the hrst time
lovers arm was around her waist and
a lovers lips upon her own. And as
Eva sat IN the corner OF a thlrd-clasa
carriage In the London train next
morning. looking forward 10 the career
before her. the remembrance OF the
support OF Adams arm persisted IN
ohtruling Itself Having got what she
had wanted. she already began 20 doubt
n she wanted what she had got For
a career after all. is rather a lonesome
sort OF thing
Such small success as may come 70
the inexperienced sIfl upon her first
incurs.on into literature came 20 Eva,
She lived sparlngly. worked hard. and
never made the mistake Of refusing in
yita;lous on the ground Of work She
stai1 up a little later, or got up q llttle
earlier instead 4 weekly column on
Health and Beauty" placed at her dis
| posll by the youthful editor OF a new
woman's paper who had met her at
the Writers Club and thought her
pretty. paid her weekly bill AZ IN,
boarding house. Her stories found FIRE.
qucnt acceptance and occasional vel
come 10 the minor periodicals. and q
happy meeting with an editor az a din,
ner party paved the way 10 her appear
ance 90 a widely-read magazine. 49,
the end OF the year Eva Norringtor
had got 30 FAR towards the realization
OF her ambition that when people hear,
her name mentioned they wrinkle,
their brovs and tried 20 remembe
where they had heard IL before A
home. Of course. her fame was great
The papers IN which she wrote circu
lated freely In the town. her storie
were discussed AZ afternoon teas. an
toWnsf0lk we're glad 10 think that the.
participated 10 some extent Ia the liter
airy movement OF the century.
And all this time Eva was horribl
lonely. She knew plenty OF people
and liked them. they were kind 10 hol
some OF them because they liked he
Tor herself others because they sa'
that she was marked for ultimate sue
cess. Having advanced a certain as
lance along the road she had longed {
travel she could Judge better whiths
Il would lead her. Il would lead he
20 a place in the newspaper paragraph
20 a place on the bookstalls. 10 plaS
IN the phoiographers' windows. and /
a place Ia BayWater or South Kensinl
ton. This. then. must be the end 4,
the struggle and the turmoil Of n
fight! And how she hated q
hghu A hght wherein victory woul
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

4 new political party Is TO be organ
soi next summer, We are told. This
Is. indeed gratifying news. u there 1
anything that this ocun,yy needs mor
than anything ,lfo Il IS rore political
particl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

NV people realise w'hat = terrible
-, F,,rsimmoas Czu Sc ~h-r i-iiF
srou.sd Thus We have Il from po''s
own mouth that when corbett declared
with the utmost solemnity he ~ouia
heat Fitrsimmons to death IN the event
he refused 10 fight with the er-eham-
olon bob instantly declared II Jon
40 lin. I will kin you"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

big sister-Dick. wish you would
60 and set Mr.. Nlceiellow a glass Of
water Mr.. NlceielioW-Yos. my boy.
and here's a dime Tor you. Little
Brother Thank you; IN 10 pretty
soon. Mamma said ! shouldn't leave
the parlor until she came back.-Nov
York Weekly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Chicago society people propose 20
get a benefit IN a minuet What hu-
initiating effect this will have on the
low ploddlng people o. Gotham. Boz
ton and Jersey City. who cannot raise
A benefit In less than six months and
sometimes 4 takes longer than that
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Item Pasta. the Turkish Geld mar
iAaI. declares that In the event Of var
with Greece Turkey viii not BE- atis-
aed with anything less than the con-
Guest Of her adversary. This means
that the Geld marshal ls gong TO II
IN, hard
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17


or the list OF the many so.called In.
durable disorders none has proved 10 be-
more oian enigma TO the most learned
and accomplished physicians than To-
comotOr atayia. or as II Is moro COM
monty known, creeping paralysis
This dread disease has banied their
skill, aud they have bcen forced 10 al
init that thoy cannot successfully cope
with H. All they have been able 10 do
Is 10 mitigate tho accompanying pain
and suiieringi beyond this tho science
Of medicine has bosn Of little or 90
avail 10 tho many uniortunes who have
contracted the dreadful malay. which.
many people. especially those who are
thus afflicted. believe is iorerunncr
Of the grim messenger Of death.
Thomas 7. Bigg, who lives at No.
1913 81 Clair Street. corner Of Law.
renee ST.. Cleveland, o.. has b'en sui-
ioring from l0cOmotor aiasia for nearly
five years. and nothing bus his wonder
iul vitality has prevented bis dissolution
long before this
The malsdy il directly attributable
10 hisoxpomrc during army NE. lic
enlisted in the Third Regiment Ohio
Cavalry Zoo Toledo. and served n.ue
teen months 10 tho volunteer service
aud after tho cl0sf of the rebellion
eighteen months loo the regular army
"Atfut" hr nIIIn ulrmuHe us ttIr.
cnco "m. stomach went IlH. u1 mf. al| '
Dix weeks I Was Iai uI boz r. h1,I'A H
Texas Eger ."rf iUat tHH ilat u-FfH UE
caused ms trouble auI about seven Erl|. Hr
thr doctor told u." fas s.i'..uf ..Hu IH.t
Indigestion That Uas Bod enough Hl. fHl
ycan ago .ast JH.y paralysis rauo or. anl
have hr.l using tI-aH r.I.HIe, ever ..HH
The Thra ras wa Il uF .U-t GOD 10 Ulu
rather slIlen'y u..gol 90 d..i that m
TIE fr.tu-.eH % tu.fr.. ..I d.. ...
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

MANY poor family that seeks tho wc',...n
Via. In III hone OF aiming fortune, y flt
arrved from that lnsidious Zee Of the emit.--+
and frontlersman-chiiis and feayfr-ot -.
trttrris stomach Biiiers. - elrctaaiil -,
Inc systsn against the combined innnenre 2.
a malarlous atmosphere and niasfnn- sA'n. y.
wster that protected ~ lt the pioneer ~
miner or the tourist provided win ~ soy
safely encounter the danger.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Reports from outlying counties In
Missouri indicate that the crop OF
greens" ls 10 an unusually forward
state this year. Indeed. some OF the
more enterprislng rural hostelries have
already served their guests with
mess" Of this tooihsome salad. with
the proper accompaniment Of breakfast
bacon. poaehed sggs. corn pone, aad
auttermilk.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

We oTer ono Hundred DOLLARS reward
for any case uf tufHffh that cannot DO
cured hv lauH tafurfh cure
D J CHENEY u co Toledo. %.
We. thc undersigned. have known J.
Cheney CO.. iHc last h yparH HuI believe
him perfectly honorable BOO aU husiufts
uausa rti0ut anil financially able t0 carry
out any obligations made hY their firm
West a ttuaA, 81 hu.eraio IrlEEsis. To-
lolo. a..
WadInE Klnnan a. Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists. IUitIO. ID
Halle DafHrfh cure Dr. taken Internally.
nctiuH directly upon The blood anil mo.
Cnua surfaces of fie system IrffIm1.
Mails sent ffrr. Price t.e prf bottle. sold
~ al drurr Hfs
Halls Family rus are .he best
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Grant Cornell, a farmer Of sidney.
Ohio has a pie with two heads The
second head g. directly under the other.
has mouth, tongue and ears. hut not
ayes
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
Aii..nnri nlrarh.rrIs..

Il Is said that there viii not BE-
less than 800 acres Of berries picked
me coming year and shipped from
sarcoxie No one hundred and any
crates 10 the acre is low estimated
yield. THIS would indicate a total yield
n about 10000 crates ior the season.
A moderate price per crate would be
about ti.5-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

The Bostonian who can't sell liquor
In his new g. 500. 900 hotel because l; ls
within 400 feet Of a sehooihouse is q
the opinion that a people may be odu-
cainh TOO much.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

when excursion steamers on the Ms
slsslppi make fftJ-mlle trips through
tree tops. the Baron Munehausen 'ylns
hls horse to a church sieepie does not
seem improbable.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

A scientific expsr. has reported upoa
the distribution OF telephones In dli-
feront countries ia Europe. Il is sur
prihing 20 hui the system most eK-
teaded On Norway. Luxembourg. swift
er,and and Denmark Nurway has a
telephone Tor every lW Inhabitants.
while Great Britain has only one 20
every 6g5. France one 10 i.ta2. Austria
one 20 1870. Italy one 70 1880. and In
Russia there O. only one instrument Tor
every i3lO2 Inhabitants In Luxem-
burg the price OF q telephone is ii6.
which covers everything. the couse-
oucuce 90 this ehcapnesl being that the
whole o. the Grand nuchy has a tolc.
phone service.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

n takes a higher degree n courage 20
be laughed NJ than 10 b. shot a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

The man who rides a nobby thinks
nobody else Is making any Roadway.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

In wishing Tor hts neighbours posses
slons. the cOyeious man loses bis own.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
STAR ronACro."
rrr,.,n OF one rhinr.

AaVOu rhca touaccn Cos pleasure uao star
Iiis not ual, ne losi uut ne most iasuug, aud.
therefore tac guea, cat.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17
NJ. MInsIan's saethIng syraY

The man who knows himself wen VIII
know a good deal about other men,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

"whcn Crock meets Greek, thea
comes the tus % war;" O Greek name
being 90 oon,caloat -5 o. rope.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Don't try TO BE- an assistant book
keeper % the rccoullng angel.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

The revival must begin In the end q
The church that cnntaIns The pulpit.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

when We arr doing ont praycrful BEST
let M remember that Il Ia all God sx.
poets
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Ftr0 stopped ffrf anf psfmsururY CURED No aa
ansr nfti taYt ufa uf ~, iklins's tfeat Nerve
Naatnfrfs ffes ~ tflaI hofuT ara ufaHH
etud b. D. kusL 30 Arb a., fhiadgphA n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Mrs. cuiyeriul DO you know. dear
nat think the baby sometimes cries
n her Sleep Mr. Quiveriul savagelyl
I don't knoE about that but ! know
,he often cries IN mine -riek- Ms.ra
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

cred his body,
'Iwasin a h0r-
ribie fix" he
says. and the
more tire at
ment I receive
ed. the worse l
seemed 20 get.
A New York
specialist said
he could cure
me. but his
treatment did
me no good
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

whatever. l was stiff and full OF
pains, my left arm was useless 20
that I was unable 20 do even the
lighicst work. This was my condition
when began 20 take ). 5. =, and
few bottles convinced me that I was
being benefited. continued the
medicine. and one dozen bottles cured
me sound and we'll. Ny system was
under the effects Of mercury. and /
would soon have been = complete
wreck bat for ). :. s."
s. SIS. Guaranteed pnrelv regeiablll
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

A Gocrga evangelist named Cu,pep.
per 90 down oa bicholorL - want 90
Gee our men marry" be- says let
them marry young. Id rather have
them marry a, % than 30 am Tor
taxing young mcn who arrive oil the
az, OF @ and arc s,In hacho.I.A u
they are sill unmarried 90 % I would
tax them $500. az % $500 and 90 would
10 up % 40 Any man who wasn't
married o., 30 would send 20 the ponl.
Tertiary. God meant thar men should
marry. a bachelor Is only half a man.
Exchange
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-17

Gods grace is as much beyond eur
needs as the air we breathe.