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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-10
PRUMEl|ME
raAor-MAax aee,srraro.
THE IDEAL LAXATIVE
AND CURE FOR
CONSTIPATION.
AS PLEASANT AS HONEY
AND SURE CURE o

Indigestion, Dyspepsia, B~iliousness,
Stomach Troubles, Bowel Disorders, Liver
Diseases, Irregularity, Kidney Troubles,
Headache, Fevers, Sick Stomach, slim
and Blood Disorders, Thick and Sallow
Complexion,
AND VERY mANv OTHER DISEASES
ANc COMPLICATIONS DUE TO AN INACTIVE
STATS OF THE CcWrIs.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-10
THE


e. A. Yates, Presiding Elder.
Raleigh-Edenton Street: w. c.. Nor
nan.
kaleigh-Central: E. C.. Glenn.
Raleigh-City Mission: T. H. Balm
Cary Circuit. w. Jenkins.
Clayton Circuit. T. Draper,
Smithield Circuit-A. L. Ormond
Kenly Circuit-H. M. Jackson.
Millbrook Circuit. NJ. Ashby.
Youngsville Circuit-R. H. Whita-
ker.
Franklin Circuit-G. B.. Perry.
Louisburg StatiOn-G. F. Smith. -
Tar River Circuit-B. G. Alfred.
Granville Circuit. NJ. Rice.
Oxford Station-M. H. Tuttle.
Oxford Circuit-K. D. Holmes.
NORTH Carolina Christian Advocate
T. N. Ivey, editor: w. L. Grlssom
transferred to Western North Carolina
Conference.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-10

Also NEW CHEESE. 20 pounds aver
age. fresh and sweet. fresh FRUITS.
COFFEE OF all grades. CAND Yin bar
rels. boxes. tubs. CAKES In barrels,
boxes and half boxes. CHEWING GUM.
any style. TOILET SOAP to sui, every
body. DRUGS. INKS. PENCILS. WRAP
PING PAPER. TwINEs. paper and cot
ton, FISH. FLOUR. Use good Flour 20
make good Bread. PILL.SBURY's BEST
Is what to use. 1t makes Cakes just right
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
DRAINS OF TRUTH.

A dancing Christian ls never shod
With the preparation Of The gospel Of
peace.
The superintendent Of every sabbath
school should either look happy or die
IN TIE attempt.
The amor OF God covers only that
part 81 the body exposed when We are
facing the enemy.
shrlnkaer IN spiritual lie Il not
growth. and yet there ere people who
seem 20 think 70.
The man who has true faith will
sooner or later have a. good chance
20 prove & rs Daniel had.
The life Of the Christian who does
not love his Bible ID never MARKED hy
close resemblance 10 Christ
II We would get where God can
trust Us to handle money. We would
never have an empty pocketbook.
Il should be the aim Of the Christian
20 80 live that the windows Of heaven
viii always BE- rleht over his head
when a man who gives nothlrs
prays for the conversion Of the world
he &c clubbing a pine tree FOR apples.
There Is Joy IN heaven over one sin.
uer that repcnteth. even though he hal
been a member OF the church ior yesrs
some people seeem 10 have an idea
that dropping a nickel In the church
basket nov aud then win nickcl-plais
helf sin
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
THIS AND THAT.

Mcxlcos government has been asked
10 rid the country districts Of horse
thieves.
When senator Mills. Of Texas. was
COY be used TO make cigars Tor sale.
Tits father grew the tobacco In Nir-
.inla.
Teacher How many bones are there
IN the human body Pupil don't
KNOW. I haven't learned TO ride a
wheel yet-Detrolt Free Press
Have you bought any fireworks to
celebrate With" inquired Bronco Bob.
Il should say I have" replied Derrin-
ser Dan: -four gallons. Washington
star.
An occurrence out Of the usual order
took place In Jellleo last week. when
white couple were "ilned" togeiher
by negro parson. -Chattanooga
News
Rochester ~. " police have stop
ped ncwsboys from crying papers on
sunday. and are beginning a general
var against voclierous peddlcrs and
huckEers,
simson some one gave my boy o.
drum Tor a birthday present but q
turned out 40 right rw.cfenham
How ios a gave him a pockei-kn.ic '
Detroit Free Press.
Judd, Grimsy IL proud a. iueiieF
over hls wife. buddy Well what Of
tg Rcd ought 10 be- Fuddy Then
you've seen Grlmsy's Wiio3 nnddy-
No but I've seen Grlmsy Boston
Transcript
-Four students Of the Y. a. G, A.
training school Ia Springfield. Mass.
certify that. af an experiment. they
bearded themselves for eight weeks az
an average cost Of cents a meal Tor
c5ch person.
Teacher How many divisions 81
mankind are there's Bobby Ny paw
fays @ Is divided into he people who
earn a living without getting q and
those who get a living without cegulng
U.-Cinelnnau Enquirer.
An English trade paper says, The
latest Yankee craze IL artificial al
monds. They are made from lurnips
and covered with q coating Of gelatine
When roasted thef are stated 20 be an.
dlslingulshablc from the genuine"
A professor Of Trinity College. Dub
lin. oycrhearlng an undergraduate
wearing and making use Of profanl
language. rushed al him frantlcally
exclalmlng: "Are you aware. str. thai
sou are lmperlllug your immortal soul
and. what u worse lncurrlng a hn'
u s shiliiness"-tiousehold WordA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

Germany il not only fertile in COM
rosers. bat q would seem also In In
atumOlt makers. n Is bot a short
time since Ritier's viola.alia became
known, Since that We have heard
something about a violette and a cell
lono. OF similar names. and the newest
invention h. a dragon horn trumpet
The new instrument q oval saaped and
terminates In a horn repre- snting a
dragons head. with ils Jaws wide
open. and a curved tongue IN the mid.
dle. The cup shaped mouiapleoe is
bent like that OF the bass clarinet. The
dragon horn trumpet posse re- three
valves and an apparatus for he regu.
latlon 90 the sounds which allows the
PLAYER 10 pass without coasing to blow.
from the ioudost forte % the soilesi
plano. The timbro l. described as par
taking Of that Of the corno a. caccli
and that Of the trumpet whonc,
the name The happy Inventor Il G.
W. Morltr. OF Berlin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

the morning In which her win had
oeen forced 10 bend made her determ-
he'd nov.
you are OBTAINING me. Mr.. Traf-
ord" she answered. Il shall have
barely time for my ride"
you mus, not. Emily: indeed you
must not. Ny uncle would not wish Il.
aud In bis absence ! must prevent H."
How dare YOU she exclaimed.
stamping her little foot How dare
you speak 80 10 me- n YOU have ever
considered yours the right. Il Is can
,elicd from this moment Heaven help
the woman you would make your wiicl
she would be your slave, Give her my
Warmcst sympsthlcs. Mr. rranord.
,annot oficr my congratulations
The young mans face flushed holly.
and he shrank from the words as from
4 blow. but h. had no time TO answer.
Cor Niles Emily had already flown past
him into the house. aud J saw him
turn and walk slowly 10 the stables.
IN few seconds moro the groom
brought the pranclug animal. holdlng
armly 10 the biz while Miss Emily
,prang lightly into the saddle. she
seemed such a very feather 20
manage the spirited horse. yet could
no, help the thrill OF pride as watched
the tiny hands bring her into such
quick Subsection, and the straight.
1.-THE young hguro sitting her seat to
such perfection
Tho groom stood watching her anx-
lously down ne avenue. but I was not
surprised when she had once dlsap.
peafcd from view. although greatly re-
lleyed TO see Mr., Arthur leap into the
saddle and follow her. knew. himself
unseen. he had determined TO keep her
IN sight. and / somehow felt safer "a
know she was IN his charge. Cruel a.
had hccn her words. Ne loved her too
wen 10 heed them at such a time.
The afternoon slowly passed away
Whist was e that caused such a shad'
ow Of dread to creep over my heart
Somehow. could not shake Il on
From time 10 time I would steal away
nom my other duties into my dan
ilng's room. where everything 40 re-
minded me Of her. picking up the ar
ilcies she had thrown round In hol
reckless haste, and when all was Il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12


but from long and faithful service. and
ihV fact that the girl who had Just
thrown herself IN such careless grace
at my feet had lost her mother when
almost too young TO remember hef. ]
felt more privileged than perhaps my
position otherwise would explain.
And why not" she questioned. In
answer 10 my protest Il don't love
him IL hate him."
She was speaking Of her cousin Ar
thur, but a. she finished. the pretty
head which had borne itself 20 de-
family. went down on my lap. and the
burst OF tears which followed dlsa-
royed the truth OF her assertion.
No one could have seen the two to-
gethcr and not acknowledge their flt-
meas for each other. Although
but cousins a second time removed. q
faint Likeness was perceptlble. but
Arthur's mouth indicated greater irms
nefs. and the will which was 10 necea'
sary IN the encounters between the
two. lie was the only one that did not
give up to Mics Emily. who sometimes
thwaried her. bat always 20 gently. 70
tenderly. yet. withal. 20 ARMY. that ]
think herein lay the very secret OF his
'harm. There was no regular engage
ment between them. but Il was an un-
Outstanding for All that. although half
the young gentlemen "a the country
we're contestants for the prize. but
save a little harmless coQuetry. she
gave them no encouragement
/ oould but smile a. siroked her
pretty eolden-hrown hair. while yet her
head lay In my lap. AZ the very April
shower which was an Of grief my dar'
ling had ever known. FOR. ere J had
quite finished uiy few words Of CON
fort applied ] scarcely knew 10 what
he had once more sprung 20 her feet
and In few moments could hear her
sweet voice cafolliug through IN,
halls. Then under my window heard
tho imperative order n the groom
saddle Beas. Tom. and bring hol
lround al once"
"shes hardly a. TO ride. Miss THU
afternoon" the man respectfully ana
wored. shes skittish a. the best o
times. and she's been 20 long unuse'
I'm most afraid she'd prove too muol
ior you"
"Ali the better" was the reckies
answer Bring her around AZ once.
CHANGING from my window ns IN
voices reached my ear. saw Mr. Ar
'hur saunterlnE up the walk. He quick
med bic step a little a. be- ovorhear
he discussion. saying. very quietly. a
be- approached.
Surely Emily. you win not be d
rash a. 20 mount Bcss today Yo
must not think Of such a thing"
The glri turned haughtily tovar
him. surveying him q moment IN sil
Hnce: then. az though remark were an
ieccssary. turned again 10 the groom
DO a. you are bid. Tom. ] viii nos
ifeas--
Emily. for my sake" heard hin
uy In a low tone. but the contest O
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

Strict devotion TO the truth Is COM
mendable. bat u sometimes leads 10
furious situations A young man who
vas paying court TO a young lady was
hus addressed by her mother. who was
perhaps not the most Agreeable person
IN the world
And 20 you want me for a mother
n-iaw9'
"Ah-ah. lts n-n-ot exactly that.
stammerci the young man. "hut don't
sec how ] can marry your daughter
without your being my mothcr-in-law.-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

u remember Mckinley" says one OF
bis oldest friends. quoted In the 81
Louis Globe Democrat. 'as a man with
his full share Of impuisiyeness. The
time vas when he gave away az other
men do under strain or proyocaiion.
DO you want 20 know what wrought
the change? For twenty-five years
this man has stood between his wife
and an that might give her the slight.
est Worry. No matter what the load
he was bearing. he has never failed TO
wear into her presence a smiling face.
Whatever emotions might be- surginE
underneath. he has appeared calm and
placld on the surface. This fraii be-
Ing owes her liie 10 hls shielding care.
self-conirol was born Of that twenty
I'VE years Of devotion There you have
the whole explanation Of what II 70
admirable IN McKinley's character
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
LUCK OF A noEn.
&c Was the first 70 Discover the "a
mon. Me..sIlaa Nine.

10 Was the first 20 Discover the ~
nous wesseiion Mines.
A simple-minded Boer-ihat la. be
wan Simple miadsd q rsz; -dicesef-
ed the famous Wossclton diamond
mines IN the most extraordinary man
ner. He had been out on the veldt az
Ter the horses one evening when ho
noticed a small animal called a "meer-
cat" scsaplng away the diit from ~
turTow. Some peculiarly Of the earth
led him 10 put some Of It into bis hand
kerchief and take II home, where he
examined Il that night To hts aston
lshment and delight he found IN 4 a
three-clrat diamond. Further search
a the "meercats" hole revealed other
diamonds. and before ala months had
passed the Dutch farmer had been
offered aud refused t2.50O.0o0 for HE
fam.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12


Russis hes. outside Of the Black Sea
a war aect Of l73 vessels.
Women load ond unload vessels 70
some u las isp--r-c prr-
The average density of fhe popula
ton IN London T. $4,000 per square
mile.
The laps are exporting 70 India hard
feit hats Of the regulation British pat
tern IN vast Quantities.
A Melbourne bootmaker guarantees
100 insurance with each pair. II she
deceased has his boots on.
Egypt's pyramid builders we're can
nibals according 70 Mr. FLINDERS pet
rie's assertion lie has found bones.
picked clean and separately wrapped
up. IN many tombs.
A Virginia evangelist breaches 70 the
people from q mission boat" In the
river He can not he induced 20 preach
on shore. Water and religion. be
says. go together"
Mrs. Prairie Chicken. OF the Winnie
bag0 reservation. IN Iowa. beiabored
the leader Of her tribe with a neck
yoke because he tried 70 pluck her ~
a business transaction.
A Minnesota paper prints pictures Of
the faculty Of Instruction" and Of the
graduating class In the local hirh
school, The faculty numbers nineteen
PERSONS. the graduating class eight
The Gardiner CMeJ man Who tool
on his Prince Albert while moving
the lawn and later clipped % both
coat tails with the mower gets mad
when the subject IL mentioned In hil
presence.
In Kew York the other day. q lot
nifty feet front BY one hundred fee
deep. on the corner Of Fiflh avenue
and Foriy-hfth street. sold for $40.
900. which a $500 a front foot. an,
ts2 a square foot
The average weight Of = dozen egg
Il about 2ik ounces. One-eighfh o
this entire weight may be regarded a
heterogeneous end nutritious matter.
greater proportion than that Of mea
or Of the oyster
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

Al silver used entirely for oFna-
mental purposes. such as epergnea
when IN usel. candelabra. trays 81 all
slnds. etc.. should be 30 treated a. 70
equiro nothing beyond a regular rub
syery 70 often with clean soft
.hamols This is easily done BY hav-
ng them properly lacquered. and Is
great addition 10 their utility and their
appearance. In cities. especially. sil-
yer furnishes with fearful rapidly.
ogs, Of course. are fatal. 10 also y
gas. while sulphur IN any form. wheth-
r matches. or eatables. such as eggs.
'tc. "a absolutely destructive 10 the
iue gloss and hrilliancy OF the metal.
Another cause Of dizziness Il careless
iess IN putting away the silver while
tlll wet. All plate should be care
'ully dried before storing H. More
lver. all stains Of whatever kind should
pe AZ once attended TO- for II left In
Tor any time they eat into the metal
ind require the trained hands Of a sil-
sersmlth before they are % FOR use
again.
To remove stains from silver. espe-
rially such az are caused by medicine
or by neglect. use aulphurie acid. rub
bling Il on with a little flannel pad,
then rinslng the articles most carefully
a. once For less ingraincd stains. The
pulp Of q lemon. whose juice has been
used FOR lemon squash. may be recon-
mended a. both efficient and harmless
Indian silver and brass are always
cleaned by natives with lemon or lines
Il may be "a well TO warn housekecp.
era In these days. when pretty SERVING
O. such a consideration. that where you
have 20 reheat a dish In q silver dish
from which Il IA impossible 10 shift th'
eatahlc you should half ON q haklnl
I'm with hot water. then lay q double
sheet Of paper IN this. and then sianl
the silver dish on this. after whlcl
4 will take no harm from the effect
n the oyen-heat
Large pieces Of silver should b
wrapped In either green halze. cham
lls leather. or. az the worst. THE
aanneletie. and a little camphor CUR
,hould be always packed up with q
a. thia is said 20 preserve the shin
mering bloom natural 10 new sllyei
Thich too frequent cleaning Destroy
Forks and spoons should be- wrappe
up IN the same way.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

An unsettled boundary question has
for some years disturbed the relations
of Peru and Bolivia: and the question
assumed a threatening aspect a few
months ago. when Bolivia occupied by
force territory which Peru claims
a. her own. Wiser counsels have pre-
vailed. however. and the two republics
have submitted their dispute to the ar
bIsraslon Of the Queen Regent Of spalns
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
A Real Blood Remedy.
SlOO Te ANY Man.
VIII PAY sioo ron ANY CASE
o. Weakness "a Nee Thsg Treat aaa
Tall O. Care.

OF Weakness n Nee Thsf Treat ana
fau o. Cure.
An Omaha Company places iof &c HTtI
time before the p1hllc MaofrtL IAtlI-
NM Tor the care - I.osi Vitality. NerFHu4
and sexual Weaknes.. and NesioIaIIlu 4f
Life f0rce in old and yoanF men 10
pofn-ouf ffeurh remedy couta|n1 -
Fhnsphorous Or other harmful Drugs 81 =
= W0xnrnFrL IHHaINrsf meg chi ia -
enecis-puslfivs in H. rure All r4el.rN.
Who are suffering from q uerEnres INH.
tlIrhfs their lie. causing that mental IuH
physical auneriuE peculiar y ~. 4es'
bod. should write % he STATE AEIIIAls
COMPANY Dmahn. Heh. and taeI HIN
sond yea ausolu--iy ihEE. n faIu4NIN
paper On these disease, aud positive rfenf4
" their truly MAGICAL IHnaTNENI I4u'.N'
ands Of men. who have Iosi All uupe pr r.
cure. are being restored ~ them 70 q PER
feet coudlilou.
This htaIcaL IAfarnEEr NAY - IaA0I|
81 home under their d|recfIons or thaI "3I
PAY railroad iarr aud hotel balls 20 AZ NAo
prefer % ~ there Tor treaintelt. 4 tn4Y
lail % cure They are perfectly reliable (
have no Free PRESCRIPTIONS. Free Cora
Pres sample. or G. % y fake. Itef have
f9oOp capital. and guarantee % rIfa
ever case they treat % rsiuud every loI.
lar o. their charges may b. Deposited In =
hank % o. paid % them N1l4 . t4F4 -
effected Wine them today.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

This year Nebraska hes come 20 the very
front rank a. wheat producing state.
Uiih Acg lr'eudii crop ni rs AJnu ia-ial.
OF spring wheat, averaging over 2 bushels
10 The acre and h.O01.Oll bushels OF winter
wheat. which will average - bushels 20
the aero The table given below which
has been carefully compiled shows what
viii surprise many. thni Nebraska stands
third among the states ~ a wheat proouc-
&C. aud u must be bourne Ia mind that
tho states that outrank her are almost ex-
clnsiNcly wheat states, whereas Nebraska
IL q country Of diversified crops, corn
being her principal product
UrsTfaS sTkrrs WHEAT cnor.
Actual figures for 1896 and conservative
l--ILIuuI.- Iur 1907
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

You will enjoy this publication muci
better if you viii get lnto the habit 81
reading the advertisements; they VIII
afford most Interesting study and
viii pui you Ia the way ~ gciting
some excellent bargains. our adver.
User. arr reliable. they send what they
advertise
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

A t'rorcdl Stomach b tf Crested ai man-
ianr hlriiura ~auHi diEialoa j. a rasr-
tnfy 1T Ul|fi nFftrs. musrrlar elasticity. b
irlrfY aririIio AMI a rrFnlaf habit oI hoil
ilulrl rot aINsft n naiufai rii1n lIIul. ii
nay d. lrIlInUI Nr0-i iHH nEFIrt uI IlsI-
'ifr't stomach Ritter. uue of zee inusI
.afrnfe Int rorlnlI ani hiUli lrfIi|IrFrs Ia
isairnre. ia fnr ieu|c alec inffId0. lInsH
Fhn use ID ara'nai ma'nra. naf f.mHti'f.
llIallnc1a. constipation lri fnrunaf.Iu
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

An exchange says that almost within
the arctic circle. IN north latitude .,
10 20 degrees. Iceland. with Ne popu.
iatlon Of 10000. h warmed on the west
coast by the Gulf srieam. and can raiss
fair hay crops and sparse root crops
About Is per cent Of the population
are occupied IN rearing sheep and eat
lie. which are largely consumed a.
home. the frat named exported In
moderate numbers 20 British ports
sheep are not shorn. but In early sum
mer the ieeces loosen on the animal.
and the loo'e wool IL easily detached
most Of the surplus goes 20 England
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

M raising corn We nouri~h and cher
IA Il when small: n wc % nol. d viii
he too late when d gels into ia~srl.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

Maude-why 40 the people say the
waves are forever az varf The Ross
Because they are forever Smelling the
beach
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

1 believe rno's Cule b the only fneii-
lns that vlil cure oouumpiion - Anna
- Ross. Nii.amspori. Pa, Nov, II, 70.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

White clover T. abundant In many
iari. 81 che country this spring and
Indicates probable good honey har
fn.f
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

To Cure Constipation terever.
IaEa Ursralca Canls taihaftIr. lof af g.. u
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

Itisa standing Joke among the fun
~ mru how mad q man gets when b.
lose. his collar button.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

a0u.t fafrfra easily ans iafrsrr. b. mas.
f0iir. l.lI nfiIl.. nHfFr aai Al .rnr. take Nuslos
nrr. fHT unn IHI.HHrArr fhni makes HHak men
IHnrf 40 fwrFIaIH. 'Hf nrHl cur guar
inIlff booklet ans slur'n fre tIlrrss
tnfInE Remedy G. inIraEf or Nfe Aefk.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

So many people love authority that
"a b. always Easy in md an umpire I'd
a hall game.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

% j. estimated ilai g takes .itrn
,ce. 20 gather one pound of honey n
day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

There d plenty of Hight In the world
lo those who have eyes TO see IT,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12
WILFUL EMILY.

HH NN
dear don'tr I mr.
gently pleaded with
the wlllful young
beauty who had so
impeguously been
relieving her mind
OF certain matters
resting somewhat
heavily thereon !
was only house
keeper At the Hall,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

Too many people mistake stubborn
ucss for drmncss,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

so Young man b. worth a. much a.
l.. pu spects.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

GaairrlsslI iutsffo tstIi rifr. laasr. ufaA u1H
afonr. tio.d PER-. -. .. Az tfass..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

MIA testers tell how much Cat j. In
the milk. hut not how much you can
get out of u.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

n allowed to- the farmer aud bis
farm VIII hiring hack prosperity aud
Independence,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

IL o. uafisrs Iron Tonic Your drugeisi
rli lciard mantf q DOT Satisfactory.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

~ ,.s s' .',. a ~: si ~ i' :s ' 's
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

iosl toi.aroo spit sad smoke Your lifs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

MkSONC a iss 3D. o ss:i a MEN - sS,
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-12

Actual figures for 1896 and conservative
estimates for 1891.