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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

Now Senator IHlf saved q AIIIIHN 'I|NI|
laf Cattle nansh-
TIC inducement Of 4 fortune a
fsTorile game Of California milhonaIreI
who wish 70 reform sons addicted IA
lnehrieiy. A famous Instance e q a
the case Or ex-senator James q. Pair.
The Nevada ooaansa king. known Ia
hle lifeline a. slippery Jim. and his
precious son, Young Jlrmy.
Young Jimmy uaa blbulani beside
whom drinkers 81 the George Cfooter
order ranked e. pfoh|b|i|onlsis Olf
Fair wanted him 70 sober up. Kelley
.ure, home FOR inehfiaitl. and asa voy-
AGES had failed 20 make any Improve
ment except Of the most Temporary
sort. and then the old man offered
mlllion-dollar cattle ranch A. reward
Tor q years sobriety Even iht o1er
must have been a sore trial 10 tha tH-
senator. Tor the old mll|lonalre loved
bis money more than the young one
iid his liquor. However. the 0iisf vas
made. and the young fellow started Ia
10 earn a. Every enemy the Old man
had In the family and out hoped The
year would not prove long Young
Jimmy's career. np to then q matter oI
supreme indifference. became The ctn.
ter Of breathiesa interest throughout
California. The tales Of bis narrow a.
caDes. the sieadfasiness Of hln reao.HesI
and the nohlenens with which be aiih-
stood temptation were an eleron-
months wonder. The time vas eleven
lwelfths gone and old Fair could not
sleep nights. AZ last he called hia son
10 him and congratulated him On his
success and advised hlm 20 80 up %
The principally 20 soon 10 Be bis and
iamlliarlze himself with Il. But che
father made one Desperate attempt %
save hls mllllon-doIlar ranch. he lined
The road with demiiohns: he crowded
the ranch house with TASKS Of TIE best
whisky he could hnd. No matter which
way TIE young man turned be vas a.
sailed by an inviting bottle. The father
had cleared the ranch 81 possible com
panions for bis son. Jimmy. uhen ne
reaohed the ranch. found himself alone
unmatched. The old senator
knew the tribe Of Fair. He r..
ncended suddenly on the rnnca
after the young man had been Inert
we weeks. he found him In the tA'ci
Of the jag Of his life The ranch Wa'
mved.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

Of ell questions Of public lighting. q Il
. fact that the city depends upon cen.
trial station companies for considerable
current 10 operate street lights. partic'
ularly IN the southern part Of the city
Two Of the companies. the Peoples
Electric Lighi and Power Company
and the Hyde Park Electric Light and
Power Company. have been engaged IN
a spirited rate-Cuttlng war for some
time. and wherever the lines Of both
companies were TO be found the PEG.
pie secured their service at a very small
cost The city controller. becoming
cognizant OF this fact. determined q
secure some advantage for the city
and be has accordingly asked b0lr
companies 10 bid upon the city light
Ing for the district which they occapy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14


William and Mary are going 10 be
married. and they are greatly divided
In opinion a. to whether they shall
keep house or board. They have .
little means. several thousand dollars
In fact, and when they begin to tain
about fitting mp a house. It presents
very alluring phases TO them. Then
somebody says how nice q would be- "a
board. and that carries the day Tor the
time. No one seems 10 present argu
menis strong enough 10 settle the mat.
ter finally, am, hey have agreed "a
leave the decision TO the editor. They
are residents OF large city with
charming suburbs. and they sometimes
think that a little home 81 their own
would be very desirable. Answer: Il
Il unQuestlouahly a fact that Il IA far
better for young people 70 begin
housekeeping At once. n there are not
the very best reasons against Il. They
accumulate a store Of useful and orna.
mental articles. and by owning THEN
own place and continually making i'm.
provemonss. gradually build M a valu.
able property. But the most important
part Of housekeeping IA that h cnill.
Yates a home habit. and makes or 4
likely to make domestlclly a sort a
second nature. n TIE young wife b.
gina AZ once her household cares ana
learns how 10 order her family alfalr
aFlsht 4 comes much more easy 70,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

until warm. then holding the i-aiher
between the thumb and knife edgc
draw Il along quickly. curling the end
only 4 the feathers are damp a. any
time the curl may be retained BY hold
ing the hat over the fro and waving q
until dry then place Ia cool room Tor
The nDeu to stlnen. Feathers may
also be curied over a knife held near
a hot iatiron. the heat making the
curl more durable. A little blue In
che water IN which white feathers are
washed improves the color
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

Chrlsi's summary Of tie law shifted
ne scene OF the worlds tragedy % ne
heart
oar cycs cannot SEE Who q d that b
bearing the iepfosy Of Gods curse
about with him.
Nc man o. a Chrlsllan until ho Is
able 20 appreciate gooinsss Tor its oun
sake. aside nom any Of lls benefits.
We dread the open shame 81 ths
day Of Judgment. but really our pros.
ont inner complacency h more tori.
be.
What We call forces are only Cots
methods. and they are a. seere, a. he
Is. No man hath seen force a. any
time"
NO man hath seen God AZ any
lme. says lhc Bible. neither hath any
man seen = man At any time he Is a
spirit. too.
John Ncvband Monel aid. THE
rcssoa Why Christ LET, the napkins n
ihs sepulehra vas 90 wipe the won.
ems lsara"
The God lAat save the birds thc MT.
sratogy Instinct 10 ny straight 10 their
goal thfcaEh the palhlcss air. and TIE
ash 10 steer their way through lhn an.
caariered aeas. Win guide Alright "lho
nleaslnE hope ihe fond desire ~
longlnr lof Immortality" In man.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

Washington IL called the bicyellsis'
paradise. Il has over 800 miles q
concrete pavement. and The roads in
the suburbs are excellent II h the
only city In the country where TIE
streets are better than ne sidewalks
wheclmen make daily trips % naltl-
more and return About 1s.ooo psf-
sons employed IN Washington use the
wheel going to and from work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

White OF llgAt colorea feathers viii
not lose their curl II washed In benzlne.
Then they should be swung In the air
until GD. Another plan for treating
white feathers 10 10 wash them In
warm water and CASTLE soap. rinse
three times 10 remove fully al the
soap, paal through a warm solution Of
eAalie acid and then lightly starch. Dry
IN a warm room by lightly beating
efch leather against the hand or near
The IRE To curl ostrich feathers have
a dull knife, with the top followed
cni near the point. u you are going 10
make business Of g. Hold your
feathers over a are. hu' not sufficiently
near 20 scorch q, shse'-- q ~cr'iv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

"You have been IN the cigarette busI-
ness 90 Ions" said the anxious moth
er. that you must be able 70 glre me
the information I want ! hops Jon
viii candldly answer my question. Are
cigarettes injurious 70 The healthi"
IT an depends. ma'am." said the
tobacco merchant.
"On Whatl-
"0n whether you smoke them or sen
them"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

A. she unn1lrl in the valley
Wiid birds cease their song
In despair az her sweet warblin
While she trips ai0nE.
And the lilies IN her pathway
Bow their heads In pain
~ they look upon their rival
Peerless Jenny Wayne.
Oh, her HE n cloudieaa ever
In her humble honei
i. For conientmeni. health and goodness
Dwell beneath H. dome.
Many are the lads who love her
Love her all in vain.
But J know who owns the heart %
Darling Jenny Wayne.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

how fast the pointed finger nails
have gone out Of fcshlon, Il wa an
aely fashion, Transforming a pretty
hama into the Likeness Of q clawei az
iuals paw. The moderately 'ounied
nail. which follows the natural curve
o. the finger. Il nov seen generally.
Il is a welcome sight. a return % ma
ture from artificial modolA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

American Boy-Papa. what's an alb
solule monarchy
papa--A country ruled by a klne
whose authority Is unlimited. HIS
word IA law. and the people must % hig
hlddlDs. 10 you understand
American Boy on. yes, a sort Of %.
ullcal boss. New York Weekly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

no sooner 90 TIE 0nondaga n.
dams SCI converted 70 Christianity
than a New York woman visits The
reservation and converts them back
10 their ancient religion. Their ChfIl-
tianliy does no, appear 10 take"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

We are told that the comic actors Of
Italy sometimes amaae their patrons
By exploiting the syllable "oh." Out
Of q word that j. only q single vowel
sound they can create garpriains e..
iecis By q trick Of articulation. vary
Ing the key. volume. accent. length.
emphasis. and accompanying manner
and facial expreasion through the
whole gamut Of dlfIercnl meanings.
When they are done their auditors
have heard them pronounce Oh 10
twenty different ways.
The feat Of the comedians has a se-
rlous suggestion IN Il. There are sew
cral ways Of saying no" though e
can never have but one meaning The
mother Of the late Mr.. Allen Thorn
dixie Rice. long the well-known editor
Of the North American Review. found
occasion for a series Of vocal lessons
on that word. In his early life. for
which be was always grateful.
when a schoolbuy he had a weak
ness FOR making sudden friendships.
and naturally. some Of his hasty IN
timacles were unlikely 10 BE- Of any
moral advantage 10 him. His talented
mother did not trust everything 70 his
general knowledge Of right and wrong,
but sought BY an original and pleasant
method 70 strengthen him where h
was weakest. She practloed him with
list Of different questions that re-
qulred no for an answer. until she had
taught him 10 infect the syllable &C
cordlng to the sentiment
All the range OF negatives came into
the curious drill. from the no Of sim
pie dissent 20 the no Of indignant re-
lection. and he learned an the pfopel
accentn-of playful reproof. Of can
iious mlstruR. Of heroic dehance-li
short. be learned the science Of refuaa
thoroughly. And be never forgot Il.
To decline a shady" invitation VA
always easier for him because be knew
exactly how 10 say the resisting word
His tempiers understood him 81 once
Both principle and pollieness are e
nontial 10 refined manhood and won
anhood. The win and the akin 70 "a,
no gently but firmly are among th
best accomplishments Of human char
acter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

why have you cult riding he b.
lycle with Miss Smoothly. pleki" she
knows the town TOO we'll she would
pilot me TO en- Ice cream paflof IN ne
quietest residence district ! could had..
Detroit Free Press
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

A Cambridge. Mas. woman. during
several verY hot days. hired q verg
small boy with a sponge to stand a.
a watering trough near her home and
vet the heads Of al the horses a. lhex
came 10 drink.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

He-where have yon hceni She
Down town. looking over some bon.
meta He-Looklne over some bon.
nets. aid you say she-Thata what
7 said. He-rhen they vert not thea.
TER oouneis. -Yonkers Statesman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

Prom the Western Electrician: In
spite Of the fact that Chicago ls gener-
ally associated with the Idea Of num-
cipal ownership In the consideration
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

The difference between ; planet and
q star 3 lhla' A star shines hf - our
llrbi rlsrel b. tight fsaselea ffcr
sarthei oetg.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14
A PLUNGER AFLOAT.
SUBMARINE TORPEDO BoAT
SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED.
Two sets Of Motive Powsr-vessei 20
Propelled By steam when Anoai
~ Motor When Submerged
No dana V

he Phil r. a sub
marine torp ed 0
boat Of the Holland
type. designed for
the United States
navy. was SUGGEST
fully launched at
the yards Of the
Columb iro a
works at Baltimore
the other day.
The plunger "a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

Plating whole skirts and bodice,
has been highly fashionable for some
time. and 4 Is stlll done on hne new
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

poSo stlli BY her coming to bring Rns-
Ella peace. for abe Is 10 have a French
nurse from Bayonne and the French
are consequently iubllant
The queen dowaEer Of Portugal. DonA
Adelaide widow Of the late King Dom
Miguel /. took the veil on June rs a.
the French Benedlcilne c0nvent At So
lesmes. her majesty having served her
novltiaie there for a year. Dona Ado
laide. who was born In 1891. vas
princess Of the then rcirnlng house Of
Lowensl.in-W cFthelm- Rochfort. was
married AZ the age Of 81 20 Dom MI
gaei I. who relgned for nine years and
was the last In direct line OF the an
eient royal house Of Bragansa. being
succeeded after the revolution by the
Saxe-cohurg branch now on the throne.
Dom Miguel and Queen Adelaide had
seven children. Their son. the present
duke Of nFaEanza. who II a general Of
dragons In the Austrian army. Is an
ardent sportsman and well known in
English society. Hts six sisters an
contracted brilliant alliances. one b.
ing the bercaved Archdurhess Marie
Thorese.
The Empress Frederick OF Germany
has ordered that The six drawings from
her pencil which are on exhibition al
the Royal Institute Of Painters In
Water Colors. Piccadllly. shall be the
means Of enrichlnE the hospital found
cd at Athens by the crown princess OF
Greece. The pictures are 70 be sold
and the sum thus raised 10 be forward
ed Tor disposal.
The German emperor almost invarla-
bly, travels In his own white enamelcd
saloon carriage and whenever be or The
empress or any % the princes or prin-
ccsses Of the imperial family or any OF
/ tho German s0ycroigus travel By train
The same q always audcr The ehafse
Of a high railway funciionafy.
The klng OF Sian Il expected e. iief-
Nm AZ TIE end Of August. whore be will
BE- the Encsi Of the kaiser. and VIII Ia
ter 20 % Hamburg. wherc he Win be
present At the grand review 20 Be held
by the German emperor IN that neigh
horhood IN September
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14

The asoIass heleAl q . eomnn r.
feet |nehss hef NrIehl t1t4
feaAd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-14
FOR WOMAN AND HOME
ITEMS or. INTEREST TO MAIDS
AND NATIONS.
Notes Of the Current Fashlops-riale-
Sag Frame, SIN Ia Use An Espen-
sive siyis iioiera nada Of inaia
snk-mousshoia iilat..


- = NN|N
\ TllE MARCIA Of a
river.
Whose bright wa
tets pour
In roft cadence end
iuaa music
On The pcbbly
shore,
In q rose uncovered
cottage
ny hearts queen
doth reign.
Hops ana sunshine
ever with her
HAPPY NM
Wayne
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20

luFrah for Senator GallInger of
New Hampshire, for trying to check
pension robbery He said In senate
the other day III am a friend to the
soldier, and my policy has been one
OF extreme llberalIty 30 far as pen.
aIou legislation 10 concerned, But
] am satisfied that In this matter Of
private pension legislation We have
gone 10 the extreme llmlt, and that
We ought TO call a halt II h be,
coming quite the fashion for ale
most every soldier In the country
whose pension claim is rejected at
the Bureau, where It has had full
aud fair aud impartial consldcra.
tlon, to write to a member Of cone
grebs or a senator that he wants a
bill introduced for hIs special beae.
hth
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20
Ants Used to Cure Wounds Savage
Surgery,

A wounded Brazilian Indian
allows a certain species Of large ant
to fasteu It's mandlbles on either
side Of the cash, A row of these
unites the sides Of the aperture as
eiiectually, so travellers say as
would the needle and thread Of the
surgeon This must be terrible
painful, but not 50 excruciating as
rheumatism, which is easily
eradicable at the outset with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, Posons
like eochicum and Others some
times administered for this trouble
are dangerous to experiment with,
The use Of the Bitters Is not a
dangerous experiment, but a safe
and pleasant certainty Dyspepsia,
constipation, biliousness, kidney
and bladder complaint and nervous.
ness, are among the bodily troubles
remedied and prevented by the Bit.
ters, Il also renews appetite and
promotes sleep, Convalescenee Is
promptly conducible by It's use,
Physicians commend Il, and the
press echoes the sentiment of the
profession In regard to It,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20

The BrInkley Argus roasts people
there who let a fake medicine ven
der take In one hundred dollars In
a few minutes for humbug rene.
dy II ls strange that people are
40 easily beat by stranger Every
fake advertising scheme that comes
along beats out merchants out Of
lots Of good money It Is either a
directory put up on street. some
sort Of play program, calendar or
something Of the kind, II has got-
ten TO the point that many use
these fake advertising sehames,an
cut of legitimate newspaper adyer'
tisIng have an occasional say In
paper It is certainly time to call a
halt on humbugs aud fakes,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20
A PATHETIC SCENE.

The bloody tragedy at Waco re- !
Gently, with the details of which
the public are familiar, furnished
one incident, not so well known,
which illumined the dark scene like
ray OF sunlight from rifted
cloud The Waco Trbuue tells us,
says the Houston Post, that just
after death had claimed ]. W.
Harris, and while the once bright
home was plunged in the deepest
sorrow, the little daughter of the
dead man knelt by the corpse and
offered up the following prpyer;
God, our Father, Thou has taken
our dear papa home to Thee Oh,
keep and care for dear mama and
all of us and some day let us meet
and know papa again, And our
Father, have mercy on the man
who killed my papa, for he has
those who love him and are pray
ing for his life. Dear God hear
them, grant their prayers and
spare his life for them
Itwas unnecessary for the Tribune
to add that in the presence Of sue h
a scene strong men wept. The
pathos Of the gloomy situation was
calculated to move the stoutest and
the hardest heart, The fatheress
child by the corpse Of a loving
parent whom violence had snatched
50 suddenly from lite and home and
hope, praying for the author Of all
that ruinl There was a glimpse Of
the divinity that is within us shown
in the sweet charity and noble I'M
pulse Of the child
''For he has those who love him
and are praying for hs life" How
like the Christ who exclaimed,
"Forgive them, Father for they
know not what they dol"
That little prayer, breathing all
that there Is of hope and loye and
charity in christianity, deserves to
be engraven upon the public mem
ory. AS the little l1-year-old girl
knelt, awe-strickeu in the ashes of
her home, by the side Of the cold
clay that had been once her brave
protector her hope and her pride,
and ga2ed upon the mute lips that
had so often kissed her own, and
spoken the sweet words Of a great
affection, and in the midst of her
own unspeakable allllctlon prayed
that such sorrow might be ayerted
from the home of "the man who
killed papa all that Is angle'llke
In child, or self.sacrhcial In woman
or divine In man, found expression
| II is such Incidents as these that
keep the human heart green and
shed now and then a heavenly
radiance over home and race,
And who can say that God did
not hear and answer that little
hearts petition
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20

There are some curious facts and
rules about the calendar which
have been found cut from tine u
tlmel No century can begin on
Wednesday, Friday or Sunday The
same calendar can be used every
twenty years, october always be-
gins on the aamo day ot the week
AZ ialuary, April as July seplem'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20
Cotarrb Cannot be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the
disease, Catarrh is a blood or con.
stitutional disease, and in order to
cure II you must take internal
remedies, Halls Catarrh Cure Is
thaken internally, and acts directly
on the blood and mucus surfaces
Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack
medicine, It was prescribed by one
of the best physicians in this coun-
try for years, and Is q regular pre-
6crption, II Is composed Of the
best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surface,
The perfect combination Of the two
ingredients is what produces such
wonderful results In curing Catarrh,
Send Tor testimonials, free,
u, j, CHENNEY 4 CO., Props
Toledo, O,
Sold by druggists, price 75c,
Halls Family Pills are the best,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20

We agree with the Helena World
In the followlngl "ltltIB true that
Judge Taylor, Ia charging the Mis-.
sIsslppI county grand jury, the 9th
ef day, omitted all mention OF the
late dIsrraeelul lynehIng In that
county aud the uuwarNnted ae.
sault by Sheriff Bowen ON editor
Leon Roussan, OF oseeola, then
Judge Taylor should be retired 20
private life, There IA not another
Judge IN the whole Of ArRanaas, we
undertake to say, who would have
been guilty OF such a elaHap dere-
lieti0h Of plain duty The time has
come when the people Of Arkansas
must make an example Of the peos
pie, who, having been given the
power Of enforcing the law, become
the moat eulpable ylolators Of the
law
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20
Ol4GSslro

Hon, ], d. Conway Of Hampstead
county, has been appointed judge
OF that circuit, to succeed the late
Judge Hearn. The Guard offers It's
hearty congratulations, There is
nothing on the official list too good
for Judge Conway, [Batesvillc
Guard.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20

An exchange suggests that the
farmer who sows different kinds Of
crops and feed them out to differ
ent kinds ofstock, will, with good
management, make the most
money, The work Is distributed
more evenly throughout the whole
year, there is less risk of loss and
better opportunities for taking adj
vantage of the market,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20

A Minneapolis boy was fined S25
the other day sor kissing a young
woman without her permission, and
this has frightened the other boys
so that a great many Of the girls
have been forced to send 20 their
friends official permits, good until
revoked.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20
nyerYbody snya 30

Cascnrols Candy Cathnrlic the most won.
dorful medical discovery Of tho aye, p.onA'
ant aud refreshing 10 the lNHlo, nrl gonlly
and poaIUyoly ON l,lduoyH, llyor0ud bowels
cleansing the entire Ryatom diApcl coldA
cure houdn0ho ioyor hubltuul constipation
and bili0usnesA. Please buy and try box
OF q, q, q, toidnyl 10, 80, no cents, Sold aud
guRrnnloNd To cure hy nll dWgpiatH,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20

Der as December, February, March
and November begin on the same
day, May, June and August always
begin on different days from each
other and every month in the year.
The first and last days of the year
are always the same. These rules
do not apply to leap year, when
comparison is between days before
and after February 9th.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20

FoR SALE Two.atory brick build
Ing, central location, win sell 1T a
bargain, Also unlmproyed suburb
an property at low prices, For fur
thcr particulars cali on or address
u H. HAMPER
1871 I'm lOs n Clinton 81,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20

For high grade real estate, resi-
dence or business property, call on
W, G, Cook No POI, East Broad
street, $40,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20

New line ladies' and gentlemen'a
gold watches and chains at T. l..
Sehuster's, the old reliable 0sl3
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-20
MInNls OLOTIIINN.

Anything 20 suit YOU from n
5000 10 $1,000, In n suit or
OyeFCOnt
sharpe ~ Brewer,