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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11
MISSING LINKS.


The bicycle. a. veil e. The Bible.
now forms a part Of the Missionary
outfit.
In August nearly 100000 pounds d
nsh. valued Al tiieooo. we're landed a
Gloucester. Mass.
In ten year, The school allentanoe ln
though the population hne not ~
creased 10 any such prop5rtion.
eutton-ln-Ashhsld. IN Noiiiuan N
has given birth 20 more iauaous eIIeE.
eters than any olhsr iovr IN Enk.
lard.
~shaws Saw shop b algn n PORT.
land. Ne. and a paper there .aefos.a
that Il ls a good test iof articulslIdn
m a prohibition state
ula estimated lhai moro thnn lk0fa
nshermen 30 oui - New YoFk essrs
SUNDAY and hat lhsy srend On "a at-
erars Of & each on ne sport
ina Boston court rev DAYS aeo
man ,nmeei Be- manual labor testified
~, h. uss ohl|sei O. uofh EVENTS.
one hours oui % lhe iucniy four
A number o. Roman eraves have sa.
,.s,l, bsen iali bare At coioxns ~.
psa.,s has noIt ihan doubled a.
,lsrs - bsta secured from ornllailoa
ivan extensive intioaure
n sont 80 bow a brilliant man IA.
p.,l.-.sr nosenirais can 'nul IN 4.
- line lalklng 10 thN inaIpId Mrs
w,,l.sue -Oh. he's only stroarIn
~ intellect Chicago Journal.
c,nn-"Nellle. Is your mother me-
r.llls Mother h cat shopping" can.
er-aWhsn vln she return. NslIlsts
N.n.s lsalllng haekl-"Mamma. uh.I
.saf i az nowf"-liarper's Balal
ne-~f understand Scfihhlar IA
ust, hlr hil with hls novel fan4
nav ha uaa clever" she-~H. lana
slssn: he's shreud. Hls characters
1eny lalk about anything but bgtItI..
-'fAnatelphla Recura
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

n. Cordang. the Dutch long.dis;a..
rider. has covered himself with glory
The other evening. az the Crystal Pal
ace. he started against the twcniy-foui
hour record A. the result will show
bis pace was terrific from the start tc
finish. In ~ hours. u minutes and
- Us seconds he lowered the worlds
record. and had covered 500 miles. IA
bent 10 his Wurk In the last four hours
and without slackenlng his speed raced
for a record that Nill stand Tor a long
time. even IN this record-hreaklng age
As he neared the end he gathered him.
self together and raced llke the wind
iss finished he race In a grand bursl
OF specd and At the end Of hla ria,
appeared but little verse Tor hls great
race. iie covered sie miles and Stl
Yards
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

Walter Sanger has announced bis Ia.
tcntlon u retiring permanently from
the cycle track.
C.. r. harden. one Of the leading Eng
fish professionals. intends to wind up
the year 10 Australia.
The n. c. q. Of England has blacklist.
"a the noted Herne-lilll tack. i.ondoa.
due 70 lnfracllon Of The pacing rules.
Albert shock has already begun
training for TIE Tie aud death grin
known ~ the "alx.day race whlsh has
been announced Tor Madlson Square
Garden this year.
The tvelye.hour tandem safety road
record Of 30 miles recently made BY
NJ. A. Holbeln ana 4. 4. Walters has
been accepted By the Ruat Records A..
ISOLATION Of EHgland.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

Of hls ablllD. Il "A very doubtful
whether Michael might give Lesna q
lap start and beat him. but he could
give that allotment 10 any other rider
he has met IN this country and defeat
that rider hand Judging BY results
Michael has b bHered a very sub
siantial figure b break the hour rec
ord Of 80 miles AS yards as held By J.
W. Stocks on the Willow Grove track
scheduled for October .. Michael ~
certainly the master OF the record slate
al present. and he Is the rider Of oil
riders al the present time 10 place the
hour figures at thlrty-three miles and
over.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11
BABY GILRoY

chine IA a rather cumbersome thing Tot
80 small a one. weighing eighteen
pounds; yet this fact seems 10 make nc
difference. for rs rider pfopeiS Il as II
Il required no effort at all "Nixy"
himself weighs forty pounds. and hli
little legs measure only fifteen inches.
which fact will give a good idea OF HE
size The little fellows greatest feat
on the wheel lies In his ability 10 ride
safely through the honoycomb passages
In the cellar Of the apartment house
The passages are narrow and break In
sharp angles IN several directions
"Nixy" rides In an Of these. turning the
sharp angles wiihou, touching the walii
or falllng OF. For one OF bis age be Ia
undoubtedly a wonder.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

The painters. scalp,ors and poets o.
Aontmartre. the bohemian quarter 81
Paris. are in the habit Of hitllng upof
novel Ideas. 4 number Of TIE member
Of this free-and-easy commuuiiy hav,
lusi devised a mode Of SOWING n,
problem Of existence which could onla
have occurred TO ~ eccentric inhabi
lanls Of the butte sacrec." ~ Sails G
chat Nolr fame vas wont 60 tegm lhl
heights Of Montmartrc. These lngen
ioua. but out AZ the elbows gentlemen
have founded n society which a. pcm
pously styled the Royal bohemian A
ISOLATION. To belong to Il you must b
able 10 prove absolute impecunlosit,
and 10 furnish evidence that Tor a
leaHi I've years you have "caien u'
COW" or IN plain English. been 81,
icaily Ia want OF a dinner You 4
owe rent 10 not less than Two
loris, hay, plausible pftlcnslcns 20 lit
crary or artist, culture. and have os
lahlished your reputation a. a hooi
ccmpanlon. You must b. a sNOri
hater Of the Phlllsiine and mus, pri1l
women. wine. tobacco. work 90. ab
ilnlhe. and clean anen above an elsI
IN the world The association hal
bean formed 70 receive donations. 70 b
distributed among Is members from
persons anxious 10 count a. patrons q
ART and letters Once q year the 1850
clates viii hold an exhiblilou. and ils
tribute the exhibits among their bene
iactsrs BY lot The founders q m
society are eulle IN earnest. bat z na,
BE- doubted whether their tsfo,ll,'''
viii b. taken seriously beycna ihs ~
he Of Montnartre. -icnten cAi0n'''s
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

tfu wheel MoIhh 10 NeN lolh iAfHa
reporter recently Yes. that is easy.
Il Is the miles and miles Of really good
roads The contrast Is 10 marked. 40
wholly unlike what we are familiar
with In our own country that every |
visitor to the other aide Involuntary |
Calculates. Well. now but these are /
fine roads," During a 1--WE weeks tour
through England. Germany, swiizer-
land and France Mr. Merseles observed
much that Is Of interest 10 cyclists.
OF the four countries mentioned eye
ling is the most popular In England.
This Ia not saying. he explains. that
the pastlme IL not enjoyed In the other
countries 10 a great extent Touring
IL very popular In all Of them, partie-
ularly IN Switzerland. This country.
one lmaglnes. would be too billy for
,he full enjoyment Of cycling. but such,
however. Ia not the ease. the grades be-
ing gradual and easy 10 mount. even
on the highest Of hills A tourist In
any Of the foreign countries Is quick
to notice little piles Of stones a. reg
ular intervals along the highways
These contain the material fof repairs,
that are made AZ soon as the necessity
for them IA discovered. All the roads
are policod and after every heavy
shower Investigations are get afoot 10
ascertain the need OF repairs, While
ascending one OF the mountains OF
Switzerland Mr.. Merreles' attention
was directed to a cloud Of dust wind
Ing down tho side OF another noun
tain. For some time nothing but the
cloud could be seen. but finally a man
was discovered In front Of the cloud
and pretty soon Il was noticed that he
vas on a bicycle. But what caused
such a cloud OF dust was mystery
intll the cycllst approached nearer.
Ehcn u was discovered that q rope was
attached 10 the bicycle aud that Al the
Iiher end OF the rope wns tied a big
mpllng This the Wheelman had been
draEging behind him IN a coast down
the mountain road. and Il had served
wen the purpose q q brake. Mr.. Mer-
relos was Informed that this was the
fayorlto and safe way 10 undertake o
coast down the mountain roads. In
Paris the motor carriages attracted the
close attention Of the traveller. These
vehicles are used 10 a greater extent
In the French capital than 10 any other
city. yet they have not reached the
state OF perfection 10 which the In
yentors aspire They are not odorless
and they make an Objectionable noise
With these two matters overcome Mt
Merseles predicts that the motor We
hlcles will reyoluiionize the cab SER
vice. Concerning American bicycles
abroad Mr.. MerEelss is n the opinion
that next years sales Will reach largs
hgurc. speaking. Of course. for the old
established houses The new concerns
which have undertaken 20 UNLOAD
cheap wheels in foreign markets. have
been sadly disappointed In their ~
forts This fact was never better ~
Illustrated than when an American
agent Tor an inferior wheel tried q
auction on In Bremen 1000 machines
Tor which no buyers could be- found q
home. Il viii scem astonishing q
those IN this country who know hov
rapidly blcyclcs cell AZ publ, auction
but Il is a fact that not a single hil
shove the reserve price was received h
Bremen.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11


One u the most prominent of the
would-be record breakers says: Il do
not want 20 go for Il. aud I am sure
that the others have given up the idea
To my mind McDufle Il the only man
that has the slightest show AZ present
In 90 America had the hour records az
10 and including twcniy-four hours
aud also the mile fecurd % the world
England and France took the middle
and long distance marks and kept them
Tor the time Intervening America has
nov imported some OF the best riders
from over the pond. and possesses. az
the result. an the middle distance
marks except the hour against time
most Of the mile marks In which ~.
chael cut into In bic competition race
England has the mile record AZ a saf,
figure. and u Is a question whether
American riders viii regain that MARI
for some years 10 come. on the cracl
riders John 5. Johnson has beaten
Cooper and i.oughcad each once. and
thar o. all But Johnson Is now IL
form. and from this time on his record
win be an altogether different one
Johnson himself Is confident Of this
and. being under the care Of Blii,
YOUNG be feels ihat an Is In favor o.
his prediction"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

Es Was ysry oorrsou. IN 'hs Eula-
bsthaa Daya.

Es was vsry oorreou. IN shs Erza-
bsthaa Days
Gianoing acFoEs the surface Of every
tsy ne IN the Elizabcihan days Of TO
bust manhood. lt IL interesting 20 no.
lice the lively chndilke simplicity Of
manners. the love OF SNOWY. brilliant
,olors worn By both sexes. and 20 con-
pare these charming characteristics
with the sober hablllmcnts and re-
served manners of the present day
saya the Ni4e,ecnth Century. Here y
an example 81 the man oi fashion. ne
bcau-ldcal Of the metropolis. a. be ~.
lies forth into the city 10 parade bin
SELF IN the fayorite mart Of fashloua1ls
lounrers. 81. raui's chnrchyard. Tia
beard. u be have one. "a on The vane
but bis mus,ncacs are cultivated and
clrlcd NJ the points. and himself redo
lent with choicest perfumes COSTLY
jewels decorate hla ears. a gold brooch
Of raresi workmanship iasicas hls
bright scarlet cloak. which d thrown
carelessly over his leii shoulder. for be
is most anxious 20 exhibit 20 the Ut
most advantage the rich haichlngs o.
bis sllver-hllied raplef and daeEel. the
exquisite cut OF bis doublei tshorn Of
lie skirisl and trunk hose. His hair.
cropped close from the top Of The bead
down the back. hangs IN long. love.
locks on the sides His hat. which vas
then really new In the country. having
suppiantsd the woolen cap or hood. 4
thrown jauntily on one side; Il q hiEh
and tapering toward the crown and haI
a hand around Il. richly adorned with
precious stones. or by goldsmith
work and this gives support 70 cue 81
the finest q plumes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

NY hrst client said Mt Chat,
d'Rste AuFe. the cslebra "a French
lawyer. At the dinner table Of a pros
porous bourgeois. was the greatest
scoundrel unhunk-a bad egg any way
you took him. But ! eot him Oh. IL
was the black sheep Of q good iamll,
and hls conviction would have made .
great scandal" Toward the close O.
the dinner a pompous. important per
sonage entered and % the host was
about 70 introduce him 10 the advo.
cate he said. "oh. need no iniroduc
tlon 20 n. d'Este Auge. waa hla hrsl
client"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11


.i.. West alsa.
t4sHs
rriffa erCai arA'tttn
m -nlns q prire offered "a ~
ealy for ~ essay o. Fatsenaf
-1gs re chaaian4n1a 1he way ~
a1ieh iti prize vas reyurra We s,'i;
icfcrIriic ~ Ihicis lif wrote one -
say which would have been fn.rsssisi
lut f1r DE fact thar g uia known q
De bis Tho essays were fe1i arcuf
mously. but Thlci- had bf "a unable .
refrain from reading hla 10 literary
iociety. The rcyaiisiH on the c3mmli-
tee knowing &c luihtrilir. affe un-
willing l0 EIanf lt he prta al1 posi-
ponsd tho derisioa. Thtm az once
wrote another IN diAsre1i style.
which Aigre, copied and cent anony
mousiy This essay won lis Prize. and
the whole town laughed a. the clever
scheme. The money which he received
enabled him to 50 10 par.s. ne bad
hoped 10 practice law. tul found be
had not money enough 10 be admitted
10 the Paris bar. Ne tried unsucceas-
fully writing. fan lainilne and ihe dn.
ties Of a private secretary. but earned
barely enough TO keep from starving IN
his garrett. Finally BE- 50; a chance 50
write Tor the Congilfuiio-nei Tia
editor. 10 whom be had an intf0due-
ton. had thought % SET "a q him By
asking him 10 write r review u the
salon for tina, year. lie supposed That
Theirs must fail IN such q task. The
artistic taste which had been developed
Al AK made hla review a literary event.
While doing justice 10 Dagid's areei
service % French ART IN the past.
Thiers urged emancipation from ne
letters with which David had bould
the French school. and IN contrast
called attention 20 Delncroix. thea ~
unknown painter. This single article
Did much Tor Preach art. aid also 81
cured The author a good position AS
iournalift Fer thla be- vas emircntiy
fitted. as be vas clear headed. went
right TO the heart ~ Affairs aud always
wrote with bis audience CLEARLY scfors
biz mind. These rame qualities wer'
afierVard prominent 10 bis speeches
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11
n... .. IN. ola n.n.

IN Hairston. a colored convict vhc
recently escaped from the Virginia
peniteutiary. has ius, sent a pAtheti,
appeal 20 the superintendent Of that
institution 10 get him back. That OF.
fetal on Tuesday received a Telegram
from Hairsion. dated At Farmville. 10
which be- said. Please send up her,
after me al once" This IL the hrsi
time In the history Of the institution
In which one Of the escaped inmates
Indicated 20 much anxiety 10 return
His wish will be complied with prompt
y.-Ex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11
CONNECTICUT BLUE LAWS.

No minister shall keep school.
Men-sioalers shall auifer death.
Married persons shall live together
or BE- imprisoned.
Every male shall have his hair cut
round. according 20 a cap.
whoever publishes . Ne shall Ne IN
the stocks or be publicly whipped With
ffieen stripes
An Imprisoned debtor wearing h.
has ne estate shall be IN cut and cold
to make satisfaction.
II anyone shall wear clothing trim.
med with gold. silver OF bone-lacc h
shall b taHed a. fs0o estate
Whoever sets Gre In the woods which
barns a house shall suffer death. and q
person suspected Of the crime shall h
imprisoned without heneht % bail.
No one shall read common prayer,
keep saint days or Christmas. dance,
play cards. make mlnce pies or play
on any instrument OF music exceptins
the drum. trumpe, and Jews harp.
No gospel minister shall join people
In marriage. bot only the nagisirats
shall do 20. a. thay may DO Il with lea
scandal to Chrlst's church. When par
ants refuse convenient marriages tor
their children the magistrate shall de-
eide the point.
on the Sabbath no one shall run.
neither shall he walk In hls garden OF
elsewhere excepting revercnily 10 and
from church: and no one shall travel
sweep house. cook vlcsuals. shave o.
cut hair on the Sabbath day. No moth.
Or shall klsa her child on TIE sabbath
day or 4 fasting day; the sabbath shall
hssln at sunpss On Saturday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

When Michael said AFTER tho noIlon
race that l.esna wac The hardest man
to beat IN the uorid be intended 20 con-
vey the meaning forrlhiy. Michael de-
clared that Whenever he lapptd Tom
Linton. hla great lounsman. q was all
Oh with Lln.sn. aud that the same
might bo saie Of an uthefs bal I.ssna.
Who Invariably fought 10 lAs 10; aO'sh
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

After trying for half a day to lsarr
TO ride his new bicycle he slim lcagei
bookkeeper carried Il an % the ntll,
and thrust u In among the c,hvebs. Il
shall have TO charrc that machine NJ
20 profit and loss" ne said with q de
nal Sigh. = never can make Il bal
ance."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

Recent victories on path ani road
have prompted the cycling enthusiasts
OF Herklmcr county. Ia New York
state. TO look upon James W Gray OF
Little Falls az one Of the most prom
lslng racing men OF that section lie
Is only 20 years Of age. yet within the
last two seasons he has met and de-
ieated an the fastest riders In his coun-
ty and also a number from other sec
lions Of the state. Gray Is member
Of the Little Falls Athletic Association
and the Wheeway League Of Hcrki-
mer county. Not Ions ago be rode for
the championship Of Little Pals and
defeated a field Of ten cracks. His most
notable victory Of the season just end
"a was achieved In a match race with
Walter 5. Becker o. Buffalo. The ease
with which Gray showed bic heels 70
the Buffalo flyer caused much citation
In the Gray camp. The match aroused
great interest In Little Pals and con
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

"How about that walking delegate
walking out Of the churlh sunday righ
In the middle Of iho sermon' HAD d
got 20 u the habit Of walkiug that b
dld Il automatically"
Nah. The preacher happened q
1ay something about observing tho bib
lical luiunctlous indianapolis llur
unl.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

The bite o. a robra. received Ehcn
she was year, old. has pafalyEod The
scnsory nerves q Evautino Iar1o. d
young widow N the EEsl Indies. she
Il now utterly without the sense Or
touch. and no torture can elre her peln
She can alao swallow deadly poison
without harm.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

The clever ceagh,sfs 81 Nh Ssria.
ger. who were associated uilh he oris.
lnal Lordoa syodaciioa Of Little t.oEd
Faunlleroy." have nsas ht IL cue
act twelfth cCatury fomaaes entitled
"My LadY'u Orchard writes e. them
by their molle and In which they
play The hero and IN. heroine. 81 they
dld IL "Reucs srd iuies" eel ioap
aaa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

I'VE had better look after the book
keeper. ! am sorry 10 say" said ih'
senior partner "His clothes are mucl
too hne for his salary And beside
have heard that he plays poker
Yes. said the junior partner. viii
the ehasisned air Of one who knew
that IL hoW be- manages 90 wear slcl
good clothes New Yorh Herald.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

In a hali game the other day Jim
corbcit put out twelve men and he
share Of the receipts vas t5oo Ana
yet there vas a time when jim could
have made t2o.ooo BY putting oui enc
man.-Ex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

The most unique fence IN Maine is
that Of a Harpswell fisherman. His
front yard q surrounded by The swords
% swordash many OF which have No.
urcd In exciting episodes. Exchange
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

What caused your company 10 Dis
bandi" inquired the gossip.
The craze iog realism" replied the
manager sadly You remember thi
speech IN which poloniua says 20 hii
.rgrSsPui money In thy purse"
Yea
well. iaeries refused to go on viii
bis part without real money. Wash
ington Star
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

shady Nook-"De railroad accldur
didn't DO a ting ter Smikey."
Nookay shade What's do mattel
wid lmi"
shady Nook He was a-rlcin' on a
cow-caiohcr. d. boiler busted aud h
got a steam bath. de- wheels cut his hal
on. and Il was rlozo shave Tor b.
life"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

BrOwn-Jones-what DO you DO e
keep your wife from going through
your pockets for money while you ars
asleep3 uones-Brown- Spend Il hefors
set home
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

way didn't you come when gsns7
said a LADY 10 her servant
"1eoausc didn't hear the bell"
Hereafter when You don't hear a.
bell you must come and tell me 30"
"Ye8'm. BOSTON Traveller.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11
NOTES OF THE WHEEL.
MATTERS or INTEREST TO DE-
voTEEs OF THE BICYCLE.
why All European Roads Are We'll
Made The Sian That Heat Becker
A hoy Wonder Oniy Three Years
Oid ue Rides . wheel like a "yci."


Hal most impress
es American eye
lists abroad? That's
easy to answer. "
said Theodore +.
Merseles a wheel
man well known
throug hout the
metropolitan dis
trict as the mana
ger Of the Eastern
branch OF the West
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11
THE MEN WHOVANIsH
MYSTERIES THAT BATTLE CITY
DETECTIVES.
aou John v. sssahs-s wsaf out-
afindreadsr Furnished CIass whIeh
Are Believed ~ the Police 10 Have
Besn Correct.

UEEN wILHEI
mlnas determined
refusal to marry
the man picked out
for her for a hus-
band has called at.
tention 70 some pc
cullarities Of the
European royal
marriage market.
! In selecting .
wife for a royal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11
rh.n "A. nnr.l.a

WELL" be said. at last, after the,
had been silently eaEing al each Other
for a long time Il think ia better
60"
Dear me" she exclaimed. Il bellov,
you're a mind reader"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

II used TO take Addison oniy a single
day 10 prepare one Of hts celebrated e.
saya ExcAanEe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
poME GOOD JOKES. ORIGINAL
AND sELECTED.

me frratlonaiities o. Hfe--A Quioh
Toilet or Mlekey'a EKpeFlsnes on she
Cow catehsr-rhe iIan Who l. null'
Lucky.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

Nyrsllla-when = ,propossa dld \.
70 % down On bic An's' ,lIyrsIl-No.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

siderable money was wagered on the
result BY the friends Of the principals.
90 loyalty aid some 81 neokeI's friends
upposi him that u "a said that lhey
had 10 walk home. The winLer Of
the match got a diamond rlng.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

body elpe 10 work
Amt any reason IN not bein fiaa-
Amt this NE the best you haaf
Amt any reason IN bcin' afraid
someihiEu'l happen, faint All ao"'
grade.
Amt any reason IN tnlkin' fast
The little you've got 20 say won't lnsN
Amt any reason IN not iookln' up
Soon a. you've got to the drega In you'
cupi
Aln't any reason IN not forrlvln'-
You must keep on iovln' 10 keep on livin
Amt any reason IN not bein' true
Make a bcglnnin' an carry u through
Amt any reason. or joy. or beauty
~ doin anything lfss than your duif
Laura a. Fisher W Boston Traveller
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

Prospects fer the Beys
Il guess the 0rlsconbs must expect
hat somebody is going to leave Their
tome money"
"Whyf
They've decided to let thsiI son
teoome IN artist"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-11

INT any reason 10
beln' proud.
Too line 10 go With
the rest Of "a
crowd.
Amt any reason 10
htln' shy
World amt vain
for you 10 pas
b.;
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