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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

amateurs 30. fruits rs. fruits and plants
for professionals 20. for amateurs H.
Farm and mill products Flour 10,
apiary IS. grain. wheat and cotton Is
sugar syrups wines and butter ~;
Texas vegetables SO. sweepstakes 4,
industrial farm exhibits q, geological
exhibits H.
Miscellaneous exhibits -Jewelry. Ia
hleware. china and glassware. ~. fur
niture. q. stoves o culinary APP
plances. q hardware. builders mate
rial. ETC.. 20 clothing boots shoes.
ETC., q, millinery ~. bookbindlng.
printing. etc. z. hbrous products l7;
groceries. Is, saddlery and harness,
IL.
Horse department Standard bred
trotters 20. imported and native pure
bred perchcfOn Norman 10. imported
and native pure bred Clydesdale II.
English shire horses. imported and ma
tive pure bred ~ English hacknoys
10. farm horses g. carriage and buggy
team O standard bred trotters 2, thor
OuEhbreds 10 rOadstcrs 10. horses Of
all work a. jacks and iennlcs 10. mules
10. Cleveland bays 49, French coach II.
Shetland ponies No. specials ".
Sheep department Cotswold H.
SOuthduWn q. ewes o. sweepstakes q.
Shropshircs ~. sweepstakes 2; Ok
ford Downs q ewes 9. sweepstakes 2;
specials 10.
Cattle department Herefords. Texas
bred "a. liereiords "a, llerefords. spec
ials. "a. Holsteins, Texas bred p, Hol.
stems "a Jerseys Texas bred "a Jer-
seys 90. Texas 2. shorthorns 20, spe-
cials g
Swine department. erkshires a.
Poland Chinas q. Essex %. Duroc Jer.
seys "a. Ohio Improved Chester %
specials 10.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26
4 GREAT POULTRY SHOW.
Tour Thousasd Chietsns VIII be seen Rep
rsssnting aii the siasdard nrssds

The poultry department was In
stalled Ia its present quarters IN 1892.
About 800 birds were exhibited that
year. Ia 1893 the number Was In
creased 90 GOO. in 1894 10 1900. In
1895 20 1900 and In 1886 90 1890 The
number exhibited this year will ex-
coed 5000 The total number " pre-
miums offered is $40. divided between
the various classes as follows Amer
lean O.. Aslatic a.. Mediterranean
a.. Polish 90. Hamburg 3d. French
~. English H., games 90, game ban
tams 80. miscellaneous a. turkeys
~ ducks 20. geese "A. special S33,
rabbits. pigeons etc. 20.
The chicken crank will require sew
srsl days Tor Investigation OF the puul-
Try exhibits at the coming fair. and
his expert eye will not be- able 10 dis
cover a missing link in the long chain
~ standard and Fancy breeds
One % the most expert judges In the
country. Mr y " Hitchcock Of Den
YER. Colorado. will make the awards
lie acted In the same capacity Las,
year aud stated AZ the time that the
Brahna exhibit was In bis judgment
the best ever got together 10 the
United States
The influence % this department up.
on the poultry industry In Texas has
been marked and important Texas
now stands third or fourth among th'
states as a producer o. poultry and
eggs. and she has over 1000 fanelers
The poultry exhibit at the State Fail
has advanced by leaps and bounds un
an now u yields the palm 10 but on'
other shov OF the Kind IN the United
States. that At Madison Square. New
York.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

Assistant Attorney General Van De-
vanter OF the interior department has
prepared. and Acting Secretary Ryan
has approved. a decision which will be
Of considerable interest TO the public
land states Section Of the act Of
March ?. 1889. authorized those who
had partially exercised their homestead
privilege 90 make an additional entry
Of public land. so as 10 make a full
quota OF ieO acres. Heretofore this
section has been construed as applying
only to those who had partially eKer-
cised their homestead privilege before
the passage Of the act. but this new de-
cislon overrulos the former opinions.
and holds that this section equally ap-
plies 10 all Who took less than 100 acres
after the date OF the act The decision
says that Il vas the evident intention
Of congress to provide a means where
oy every homesteader might acquire
title 10 100 acres Of land.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26
THE FIRST MURDER"
a Masisrpiscs 81 Artby AloBso Toistil 10
be an Exhibition 80 the Fair

hatterplSce OF Arthy Alonfo Toiettl -
be On Eshib,tioa 80 the Fsir
Among other attractions from
abroad that visitors 20 the Texas State
Fair and Dallas Exposition will have
an opportunity TO see will DO the
world-renowned picture. The First
Murder or The Death OF Abel.
painted by the well known artist.
AlOnEo Toietu
This picture IL one OF the most
touching real, pathetic and beautiful
works 81 art produced In the 18th
Century. Tioettl IL one Of the FORE
most Italian painters who has adopted
the Partisan school His canyagsea
have brought enormous sums. The
expression has been made that one
would be compelled 10 cover his pic
lures with go gold pieces half an inch
deep In order 10 procure them. This
noted painter 10 not yet " years old
but has already amassed a snug for
tune. Another good name for this pic
ture would have been The First Rec
ognition OF Death. for Il must bs I'M
dorst0od that neither Adam nor Eve,
nor the bloody handed Cain who smots
the fell blow that took the life out o.
his brother. had any Idea OF death. and
the picture Is indeed the more pa
thetlc. showing a. 10 does. the dis
coVsry OF the dead or dying Abel by
his Erief-stricken parents.
This picture brought the enormous
sum Of ti5 900 direct from the artists
easel. and hence the treat In store for
visitors 20 the fair should be EN-
braced by everyone who has thu op-
portunlty Of seeing this masterpiece.
The picture will be- on exhibition d.
rectly over the exhibit Of Sanger Bros
In the main building
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

Prince Bismarck. according TO the
latest reports. Ia very careful what he
arinks and how he smokes lie re-
fuses cigars. but smokes a biz pipe.
And nothing will induce him 10 drink
slaret; he confines himself vigorously
10 beer. champagne. hook, whisky and
brandy. We suppose this must be I'M
der the direction Of the famous physi-
eian who compels the prince 20 take
good. abstemlous care Of himself
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

Ever on the lookout FOR the best
thlne. going for the patrons on the
Texas state Fair. the management aas
engaged the new star IN the musical
armament paoletu and HIS famous
New orleans band Of forty musicians
to furufst, entertainment 60 the extent
Of tws oncerts daily AZ Music Han
NearltNl of the leading band masters
of The United States. such as Libefau
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26
Bos TAYLOR COMING
To Help the Tennsssseans Celebrate
ua,s - the state Iair

DAYS - the state Iatr
The prince ~ southern orators. Bob
Taylor. will be- one of the distinguished
guests Al the State Fair. Al the urgent
request Of Col John y simpson, who
has in charge the celebration ~ Ten
uessee days October 20 and % Gov.
TAYLOR has consented TO lay aside the
duties OF chief executive Of bis state
and pay a visit 60 Texas and the State
Fair In honor ~ that occasion.
Whoever has failed 10 hear Bob Tay-
Tor fiddle. sing or talk. has one ma.
terlal pleasure In front OF him. His
admirers. which include all OF his
auditors throughout the country, claim
that he IL without an equal on the
lecture platform. from which he went
Reluctantly 20 an for the third time
the executive chair In Tennessee. upon
the imperative demand Of his enthusl-
astic supporters Ia that state.
The transplanted Tennesseans In
Texas are Eealously a. work throughout
the state 10 make the Tennessee cele-
bratlon ~ the fair worthy OF theiy ua-
tive state. and Gov. Taylors accept.
ance OF the Invitation TO come and
make them a speech has greatly In
creased their interest In the event
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

The choir Of a Babylon. Long Island.
church refused 10 sIrg because the con.
gregation insisted on Joining In the eK-
ercises This produces a new question.
II IL proper tsSpay clergyman for do
ing the psffgion. IN the way Of prayer
and preaching. Of several hundred per
sons. Il was once argued that congre-
gational singing only was proper In a
church. the opposite side Of the que1.
tion being something Of an absurdi,y,
M II one were 10 hire ones servant 20
do bis eating and bis praying for him
But surely neither the choir nor the
preacher ought to monopollze the wor'
shipping ne a public or n private right
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

What Secretary Fraser. head clerk
"C" Woodmen ~ the World predicts
will be- "thc biggest log-rulliug iu the
history uf the order will De- held a.
the State Fair Grounds. Monday, Oct
IS There will be- Blk parade With
fOats. a special concert 20 music hall,
and addresses by Woodmen uf national
reputation. 81 night the Wuodmeu's
play. "Tullahanklc. OF Our klutry
Klsin Jlulug the Woodmen.' will De
rendered. Invitations have been sent
10 the craft throughout the state TO
partlclpate Ia the celebration.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

Sousa and Pacheco, have appeared
there Paolettl Is a younger man. but
his admirers. who are among the most
cultured musicians Of the music-loyinE
city OF New Orleans. claim that he
ranks them all This band IL now
winning fresh laurels AZ the Tennes.
see Centennial at Nashville, whence Il
will come dIrec, to Dallas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26
TOILET on rHE LonsrEn.
now ne Gets gu, Of His old she'll aud
TAXI. On a Nrm ono.

Takes OR Sew one.
II has not happened to- every one 20
see lobster cast his she'll Last sum
mp ! had an opportunity OF watching
;hc process says q write, Boa FIresllc.
] Was staying Cor several weeks boo 90
secluded little village on the south
coast and one day. when tho only ash-
crwau Boz tha place returned after .aG-
ur up hIs "pl,a Doe Hung ON the beach /
specimen too small f1r sale or home ,
consumption Ilo prize was taken pos
session of br @ boy. who pre- anted u |
20 my Imnroy.fod aquarium. for which |
an thp utle boys VI The village were
enthusiastic collectors kept the Wa
. ter vpu aollf,d agl devoted "a great
I deal 1f time and attention 90 my 'ari-
ois live ala,N and a. hst 10y reward
came AZ ttc time of his capture my
lobster bad already begun Co thln"
about getting q new u.l ana aa the
days went Uy thr old I'll became 800
small Tor I.m that hu could mo- longer
avoid l.arlrd.ug his cyer.Nehi'nihH "'-
NOR one morning therefore ] iunnd
ms lYs.i,r app,s,ut'y bon his lasI aron-
l0s He Day un HIs back and rubbed nus
legs runyu'.yo'y together ag % ,u iu-
tense pain aHI then hcwrigslcd about
or jTssd himself violently upward 10y
moan. of Install mppne, that these
arfiup. had fpr their object the loosen
ipr of fF, rI8ye and limbs iu their
sb.4fb. Tho rarid movements aHm,-
what disturbed the rand ana GouIcl
ur. ua,.r n,, ae ,lir r5iIrni Dos close
g., fb, rIgss 4 p,y,r entirely lost sight
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

The longest bicycle track In the
country under cover 10 The one that
has been provided by the Texas state
Fair for exhibition riding Al the com.
inr October event Il encIrrles, be-
meath the roof. machinery ball and IL a
little over one-eighth OF a mile IN
lonrth. The track IL wide, smooth and
speedy. and viii delight all deNo,ees OF
the wheel. Who VII hud Il accessible TOT
their favorlts/sport IN all kinds Of
weather WI such generous provision
for thelp pleasure. tho wheelmen l oI
Texas may he expected TO 9e wy
mucl A. evidence al the state Fair
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26
BIGGEST OF WHALES.
a Genuine Specimen 81 the sea Mammoth
wui be seen 90 the stats Pair

a Genuine Specimen 81 IN. sea Mammoth
wmbs seen 10 the stats Tair
Il IL not often that a land-lubber has
= chance 90 see real whale. Visitors
to the coming Texas State Fair will see
one ~ the largest specimens ever cap
tured Of these monsters Of the deep
II will not BE- a stuffed whale, but a
whale with oil Of 30 original proper
tions. preserved py an emhalming pro-
cess. without the loss ut single mem
t-r except its tongue. u weighs 10000
pounds. or as much as tvO heavy car
loads ~ freight. and Is ntty-nyo feet
long An idea OF IT, immense size may
be- gained from the statement that
from the base upon which the body
rests 20 the dorsal On % IL ten feet,
and a man si1 feet tall can stand be-
tween the jaws 90 the great nsh Is
capture was one OF the most sensa-
tinual episodes in the history of whale
dshlng and was attended with serious
danger Co The daring boatmen Who aC.
yompllshod o..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

A man who charged with the Lght
brigade At Balaklaya and came through
alive has been killed In this year Of
1897 By a blow from a stick In the
hands Of his wife. That soldier little
realized when he married that he vas
facing a greater danger than the Rus.
saln cannon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

Ilc had just returned from the ball
icld.
Fortunately he said "bloomers
have gonc out Of fashion"
he heayed a deep slrh Of relief
10 h uo longer necessary Tor . man
with sister 90 lock un his base ball
suit. be- added Chicago Post.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

A Russian chemist says he has dis
covered a compound which Is 20 power
ful an anaesthetlc that a little Of Il cH-
ploded over the enemy will put an en-
tire army 10 sleep. One Of these days
II may be possible. whenever inter-
national quarrels arise. for two rep
resentatives Of the opposing forces TO
retire 10 the privacy OF the nearest
chemical laboratory and settle the mat.
ter In a bloodless and thoroughly sci.
entlhc way.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

wiie-"You saw Mrs. Brovser ia1
evening" Husband Yes. but not to
speak to her" wife what a story
{ heard YOU were sitting With her Tor
more than two hours" Husband
That's 70. but II vas she who did the
talking - p-to-nat
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

II Is said pact has been formed
between the car and sultan. the latter
agreeing not 20 use his influence
against Russia IN central Asia and the
iEar agreeing TO uphold Turkish rights
n Europe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

Since Mr. Hayemeyer announced that
the fruit packing season was likely to
result In an increase Ia the price Of
sugar. II might be well for him 10 ex-
plain Why such has been the case when
the trust has now and has had mil
lions Of pounds Of the finished product
ready for distribution. and which un-
der ordinary trade conditions would
lower the price BY increasing the sup
MY.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

We are told by the Nashville Amer
lean that the Ideally beautiful woman
u corn In Tennessee. Well, now, that
isn't her fault; and doesn't she get
away from there as soon as she cam
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

The great masterpiece OF art IN
Foreeron" (Thc Blacksmithl, by the
celebrated French painter, Hubert T.
D,lorme, will be one OF tho greatest
attractions At the fair Tor lovers and
,tudenta Of art. Delorme was born In
France IN ist2 and died In Paris IN
1884. He exhibited az both salons.
The Blacksmith" which Is his great
est work. n valued At $4,000, and IL
now the property Of Mr. y, \. Cal
bralth, VI Toronto, Canada
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

To make a Wild animal Il -
portrait is the las, ach.sygf.b u
scientific photographer. apIi. Z,
seems 90 open out crdlCa a,
Tor che camora The anp 49,. -
this case. arranged by
Hughes of RED ulun. Callhar, !
Hughes knew well enough thai \
deer wcro known Co make her 1
night along o. particular uah,
arranged a Mind OF tup, upon
any animal passing that wayl
bound 90 tread. Close by a
was set focused on the spot
connected Boy electrical means
trap tina, directly the latter y
the lens would be mcoyq
al the same time a brilliant
naah.llght would illumin9
which presented itself.
this case vas a startld
givcs evidence by HE
. IL not accustomed Go
u por,raiture. althou
been ia unwilling a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

IL Is so dreadful" writes an English
women. for the men to put themselyes
up for sale to rich American girls
Many a rich American girl can testiil
TO her sorrow that this Is true.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

when the rulers OF Europe meet one
81 the standing toasts IL. The peace OF
Europe" And then they all return
home and begin 10 plan more wAEships
and cast more and bigger guns to use
~ arbitrator
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

You beat the dressmaksr down 10
I'VE dollars2' repeated Mrs. Wright.
My dear. you wronEed herr She
should have had ten. AZ least" oh.
but gave the other I've dollars 70
charity" said Mrs. Stone. oomplao
sntiy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26
HISTORIC OLD WELL.
70 BE FILLED BECAUSE OF
ITS DISEASE POWER .
Great Health Gl,ing' spring t"u"1
To- Ne Tuii Of sewage bacteria ""''
dangerous Than the bengal Tiger

HE great Northern
Liberty lifc giving
Ponce Do Leon
springs OF eternal
youth we'll sItuat
ed on 5ta street
between { aud Is
streets northwest.
has been abandon
cd and 6lled up Dos
orders OF the con-
mlss.uuers Whu
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26
TWILL BEA HUMMER
THE GREAT STATE FAIR WILL BE
GREATER THAN EVER.

Exhibitors are CrowdinE Every Iaeh Of
space and the special Attractions are
Meter aud Far More Numerous Than
Usual.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26
TEXAS

Popular rights are never considered
hy The American people until they are
iramplod upon and some one makes
trouble.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-26

taIn .'.,.nit' Aria. arm has secured
te.s.es ~ ,or NE purpose Of intro
20 49,. M ' e, " trade Of that city
hart tlmss - g@e scorned 10
aomA he basis. But
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-06-09
MR.. BUNDICK,s LEcTuRE.

A large and unusually appreciatiye and
attentive audience greeted Mr.. w. i.
Bund'ck, chairman of the Prohibition
party In Virginia at rhe Fourth Avenue
Christian Church. AIR. Bundick is flu
ished orator and is thoroughly familiar
with his subject and in earnest. He does
not censure the drunkard and the saloon
keeper. The snloon keeper who entices
your son into his saloon and there steals
from him his honor, ambition and all
those virtues which life of care has in
stilled, Is doing LEGAL business and with
your sanction. Mr.. Bundick has spoken
every night since April 25 and has dates
ahead until July 3. He was delighted
with his reception in Roanoke and said
that it was seldom his good fortune to
lecture to more intelligent and appreci-
alive audience. In the event OF his reyis-
Ting Roanoke he can rest assured of a
most cordial welcome.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-06-09
800 REWARD OFFERED.

Description of the negro who murdered
Magistrate Webster near Dillon's Mill in
Franklin county on May 3lst: Richard
Gibson: % years old; weight 1875 pounds:
very bright mulatto; hair straight; small
Black moustache; two scars, on Or near
crown of head, one nearly around the
other, inch or more in length; when last
seen wore dark coat, wool shirt, blue
overalls, lace shoes and old broad brim
dark colored hat, no band On it; brim il,
stitched or whipped around edge; left
hand bound up with rag, supposed to he
shot in the hand; basket maker by trade.
500 reward is guaranteed any Informal
ton. Wire sheriff of Franklin county,
Rocky Mount, Va All papers interested
in his capture please copy.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-06-09
ROSE.NBAUN.
BROS.

@ The opportunity presented itself to
purchase some good values in Figured
+ Organdies, and when you see them You
must admit that they are exceptionally
pretty-the quality good, and prices way
38below anything offered heretofore for
fhe same grade of material; they would
: be cheap at Is cents and 20 cents-we
Twill offer them out at 10 cents and 10 1-2
cents.
A few more pieces Jaconot Duchess, to
close Mt cents.
10 pieces Lace Striped velours-sold
all the season ut cents and 10 cents
will close Mt cents.
10 pieces Silk Striped Challie. cream
ground, just the thing for wrappers, at
| 10 cents
In connection with our big assortment
of waist goods we are also showing all
colors of thin Innings at cents.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-06-09
a SUCCESSFUL TEST.

very successful test was made of the
Stempel Fire Extinguisher yesterday az
ternoon on Jefferson street. a building
by feet had been erected and filed
with excelsior, pine kindling, ETC., and
the whole saturated with five gallons of
Kerosene oil. The building was then set
on fire and allowed to burn until it
seemed almost impossible that the flames
could be extinguished, but the eXtin
guisher was set to work and jthe fire was
eXtinguished in exactly IS seconds. This
is considered one Of the best extnguish-
ers on the market and the test yesterday
afternoon certainly bore out this ..reputa-
ton. There will he another test this IF
ternoon at the. same place.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-06-09
HUsTINGs COURT PROCEEDINGS.


Yesterday was an usually busy day in
the hustings court and great deal of
business was transacted.
Harry Wainwright, who was charged
with breaking into the store of Thomp-
son. Price Company, entered II plea of
guilty and the jury fixed his punishment
ut ono year in the penitentiaiy.
James Mccormick, who was indicted
for robbery, was found guilty and his
sentence was thirty days in Jail and 50
fine.
In the case Of the commonwealth VS..
Charles Richardson alias Nowlin the jury
found him guilty and he was sentenced
to six months in Jail and So fine.
Robert Stone, Joe Robertson and Ter.
rill Smith, three negro youths, We're tried
for entering the hardware store of Evans
Bros. Stone and Robertson were fined
50 each and given thirty days in Jail, and
Terrill Smith was fined like amount
and given six months in Jail
AT 2:30 the case of Walter Jamison for
housebreaking was called and occupied
the whole of the afternoon. The jury
after being out only few moments
brought in a verdict of not guilty and the
prisoner was discharged
The grand jury was ut work all day but
did not bring in any indictments.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-06-09
THE CONCERT FRIDAY.

The concert to he given at the Second
Presbyterian Church on next Friday
evening, from indications promises to be
an enjoyable, entertainment. The pro.
gramme will consist of vocal solos by
Misses Lila Beckley and Anna Moomaw
and MIR Herbert ..Scatchard, double male
quartette, female choruses, nnnrtettes
and trios by the Arion Club, The con-
cert is under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the church. Admission
% cents
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-06-09
"FACE VALUES

If you want face value for your money
get Landes 20 make you one-half dozen
Mantello Cabinet Photos for 80 cents.
10 1.2 Salem avenue. a SHORT TIME
ONLY.