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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12

what he wanted to do and explaining the ad-
vantages that would accrue to him and to the
empire from such tour. and asking the people
to take q vote on tie subject aid let him know
the result. So the question was submitted to
universal suffrage. After few weeks the re-
turns were all in and were counted, and it was
found that considerable majority Of the peo-
pie were opposed to his leaving the country. He
was disappointed. but acquesced in the will OF
the people. and stayed at home sending his sec
ond son to England in his place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
THE AMER OF AFGHANISTAN.
AN AUToCRATIC RULER WHO is GOV

AN AUTOCRATIC RULER WHO IS GOV
ERNED BY THE WILL OF HIS PEOPLE
The Ameer Of Afghanistan. who was at first
suspected of completely with the Indian border
troubles, but whose innocence Is now well es-
tablished. is one Of the most autocratic mon
archs in the world. Not the Car Of Russil Eor
the Sultan of Turkey is more absolute in au-
thority Yet he is or makes himself curiously
subject to the will Of the people In some re-
spects. A few years ago he greatly desired to
visit England and other European countries. aud
the British Government was anxious that he
should do so. But he did not venture to do so
without the consent Of his people. So he took
plebiscitum On the subject He sert procla-
nation to every village in his empire. selling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR
From Judge.

From Judge.
Mr.. Smithkins drawing up his wilD-To the
pokeviIIe Home for Incurables / leave and be-
oueath the sum Of S1O'0o0; to the Pokevlle
nrnhan Asylum 10000; to the Pokeville Bap-
,ist church 81 900: to start n town library In
the town of Pokeville. $1,000: to the
Mrs Smithkns-Goodness me! are you crazy
You amt worth ten cents. ana you know IL.
Mr. Smithkins-Oh. shut up and femme alone.
I'm going to take this will round to the presi-
dent of the Pokeville National Bank and have
him witness it. I've got to oVeroraW my ac-
count there for S2I next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
BEATING JANUS'S BEST RECORD.

From The Washington Star.
.No sir" said the rural voter, 81 wouldn't
trust that politician under no circumstances
Why not?"
we've heard about how ye orter beware Of
two-faced ma1?'
Yes"
well. after seein' all the different picters
of him in the newspapers, I've come To the
conclusion that he's seventeen-faced man az
the lowest cac'lation." 1909 .--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12

girl. whose name, Xochitl thus became associ-
ated with the national intoxicant. The rest Is
easy. When General SCOTS troops came to
Mexico they drank the liquor. liked 1t. and. with
the easy adaptability Of the Saxon. simplified its
Aztec name into Cocktail" which they carried
back with them to the States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
A 81 Efficiency.


From Puck. -, ..., ,ho
daughter (sentimentally)-Ah, mother! the
summer wanes How beautifully 1t dies! Soon
we will have the FROST A.,
Mother (who has tried ten seasons to get .ns
girl of her hands)-Oh. pshaw. You nave hao
nothing but frost all summer:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
ONE FORM.
From Judge.

From JuUHt.
"Davie. what's n friend?"
"Wby n friends some one yuh tell things about
Yourself to SOS they can tell about yuh to some
ono else"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

WORK. Besides this. you must romem-
Der that he Il out there on the ocean.
perhaps two or three miles away from
bis schooner with nothing 10 guide
him back but his instinct. When the
ios shuts down suddenly he Is In great
danger Of missing the little craft al
together. even though the fog bell Is
rung steadily on sue, 4egasions.
Thea. when he heiiK or eight
travis cut and sees =, lm coming up.
he must get them In alsin II possible
before be seeks safety. When he does
return, with a dory loaded 70 the gun
wales with fish. he Is given only brief
space % time 10 swallow bis supper be-
fore he has 10 90 on deck and help
dress down" the days catch In this
work each man has a particular part
which be performs. The hsh FIRST 90
10 a man who cuts on the heads with
one swing OF the cleayer and Jerks
out the entralls with another move
ment. The next man splits the cod
lengthwiHe and takes out the backbone.
Then the FISH are washed and passed
down into the hold. where the packers
and salters are al work by lantern
light An expert salter Is almost In
az much demand as good skipper.
The hfh are piled IN layers as com
pactly ne possible and are sprinkled
with salt. 20 that they will keep until
they can De unloaded on the Glouces-
ter wharf. whence they go 10 the pick
ling watts and then 10 the drying yarda
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13


An aged Chicago fpirstcr. with tho
rsual foadness Of her kind for eats. has
recently had an unpleasant expert
encc on account Of her pets. she had
IN unwual number Of feline compan-
ions. In fact. about thirty pussies we're
aomicilod In hor apartments. and the
neIghbors have made a complaint 10
the health officers that cats are not de-
sirod IN that nelghborhood IN such
numbers, The woman has occupied
the same rooms for eight years. and tho
landlady says that her door was always
Kept locked TO keep out intruders. Tho
health officer has ordered the cats re-
moved. and great Is the grief Of tholr
fond mistress.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13
"AoIN" THE RAILROAD.
Why the New Project Did Not Pros.
Der.

Why the New Prolee, Did Not Pros.
per.
4 now railroad had been projected
across Apache county and Col. Sand
ers was sent over 10 Dry Falls 10 talk
the matter up at public meeting and
get the county 10 vote a big subscrip-
ton. says the New York Journal. lie
told his audience what benefits would
be derived from railroad communlca-
ton with the outer world and after
an enthusiastic address. lasting half
an hour, be said he would like 20 hear
from the auiience. Thereupon Bill
Shorter arose and asked:
"Klrnel Sanders. would that ere
railroad o yours cheaper the price OF
whisky Ia this town."
II would" replied the colonel.
Yes. or. can promise you that Il
would cheaper the price Of whisky by
one-halt"
Then pa; me down as bein' agin
o." continued BIN. as he reached
around 20 feel n hts gun was there.
I'm keep.n' a saloon. ! am. and II 30
cent drinks az goIn' down 20 IS. then
dont want no railroad"
Then Tom Davis arose and inquired
u the boys would have the privilege
Of shooting az the engineers. the same
az they tld al TIE stage drivers. The
colonel wanted 10 dodge the question
bat had 20 answer that the shooting
privileges would probably be some.
shat turia.lcd
Thea Tn ugin yer railroad"' e1-
claimed Tom And whatever I'm agin
ginerally dies "a about ten days"
Then Joe Thayer arose 20 suppose
case suppose he was walking on
the railroad track and a train came
along Would be be expected 10 give
that ;rain the right o; way? The colo.
mel hcmmed and haWcd and said tha,
railroad trains always had the RICH,
Of way In every country. but Joe waved
| bic arms about and shouted:
Then I'm also agln yer railroad
and we've had CAB num- The only
burned thing ! ever turned out fur
vas an avalanche that slid a hull
mountain seven miles down into the
valley. and I've always been dawg-
goned sorry ! did THAR
The colonel tried TO go on but the
meeting broke up and the railroad vas
never built
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13
A couNrERFE.rER CAUGHT.
The Police Of syracuse Make an Import.
ant gapture.


on Monday the 10th. Harold Mar1uisoe. Of
Utica, y. =, wus arrested in Syracuse. y
D., on warrant sworn out hy the Dr.
" illinmH Medicine Co, charging him with
forgery On the 10Th 81 December Marqui.
see visited phoip-cugfhver in Syracuse
WING De was the representative ~ tho Or
Williams Medicine Co.. aud arranged for
the making ~ full sct OF plates orthodl.
rrctlun sheets. tables etc. Of the famous
Dr Williams Pink rIlls for Pale People
News ~ this reached the home Office. and
no time was lost iu arranging for hIs arrcst
when hc should return Tor the pilates lie
returned ON the 18Th and was accordingly
arrested and b. row Ia jail Ia Syracuse
awaiting examination
This arrest proves 20 be an important one
10 addition a. various plumber, such as
medical hu0ks. tyUuwritUrs. rugs. Otc .
found in Mnrquifco's trunk when arrested.
the police also found counterfeit coin both
in the trunk and on his person; and in
% search ~ biz apartments at Utica found
complete OUTFIT Tor CONTRIBUTING CON
HstiuR % crucihles. bellows, nickel, lead,
hismuth, anthony, small blacksmith
iutE' charcoal furnace. and several
plnsicr.uf paris mulds The United States
narhals want him just a. s0ou ~ the Dr.
Williams Medicine Co are through with
BIN, and, no doubt, ho will be sentenced
Tor long period
IN selecting Or Williams Pink Pills Tor
bic counterieiting operations he showed
his knowledge % the proprietary medical
business Tor these pills are Ia such great
demand that they nre easily cold nt any
drug store iu The United States Hisschema
wa 90 work the country druggists and sell
biz limitations 90 70 discount ~ from pr
cent 90 0 per cent explaining the reduced
price by the fact that be- had picked Thorn
ip boz email lots and nt discount from
dealers who were oycratoCked by work
INK fat and making long jumps. be would
have secured many hundreds ~ dollhrs in
short time. The prOprietors " DR. vii.
lnms Pink Pills are most fortunate 90
have caught the rogue. before be had fair.
Is started. md 90 have thus kept these
spurious goods out u tho market
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

'could scarcely ~, an arm or q irx. THIS
weakness permeaied ny entire system. and
applied as vel tn nay stomach and digestive
apparatus o. o. my Limits. ! no1n discovered
that had lost ny appetite almost a. com
peiey A. though ! never bad one ] bed 10
desire whatever 20 parake u nny nouf.ah-
ment and the natural result vas that ny COO.
va.csconoe Was extremely sloT. and ~ D.
rents feared that ! vas going b suffer = 70.
lapse or fa.l preg 20 another a'lment On e..
count Of my deh.liified condition
Many q day { would Dot take any nouf-
ishment, and Whenever did The quantity waa
to- Insignificant % materially hasten ny In
provcment tempting dishes we're PREPARED
Tor me. bat ] could n1f touch them. ! began
% become more or less alarmed a. did my 20
rents and one day ny mother turgestcd he
purchase ~ some OF Dr.. williams flnk fIla
flr me They had been recommended % Der
BY q nsIghhor uho REGARDED them as nothing
short Of miraculous and dewitt 10 enthusialt-
cally on their excellent auallties that mother
"a pen ladcd % ~ them There Is not
much more o. tell nos. Tor ] d0n't look Ike
man Nao cannot eat three o. four square
meals q day. do N
Three boxes of Dr. Williams Pink Pills
fixed me- up 11Ind a. q dollar. and fhey VII
90 the same Dor ary one else ] am sure. Il
was not long after / began to use The pills
that ! could feel myself Improving. ny
sircngih began 90 return and a. ga my ap-
petite. and ] was on the rad again ln q skoft
time That BE- my experience. and ! am glad
o. give 10 fof The benefit % 0ihdN Who mag
have Loot their appai.ies through slctnesa.n
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills contain ali
the elements necessary 20 give new
lie aud richness 70 the blood and re-
store shattered nerves. They are for
sale by all druggists. or may b. had By
mail from d.. Williams Medicine Com
pauy, Schenectady. n. Y. Tor soc. per
box. or s.x boxes Tor t2J0.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

The H. a 4 G. has made the
following rates for the meeting OF the
Travellers Protective Association Of
TeNrs 10 Houston April 10th 10 the
l5h Tickets will be on sale April
18Th and 10Th and limited 10 Apri.
18th.
Cypress 100. Hockey 40. Waller
10 Hampstead 2lO. Courtney $50.
Na,a.ata $50. M.hcan 500, WoIlborn
500, college 500. BRYAN 500
Bcn,h'cy a.5. sutton ai5. llcarnc
$780, Calvert as5. Hammond lI5.
Wooian L.C, Eftmoud $50. kos-e
400, Thoriou ass. GrUcsbceck BOO
MeAAa-5Wortham 54O.R.chlaud 500
Cor..una $50, Lancaster ESQ Rice
tot, Alma tiO, ennis 6.2i. Garrett
ESQ., Palmer t.lN Ferris 655. Wilmer
600 lluich.us C1O. Dallas ta1.
Richsrdsuu .lA r-uo I25, AlIen
Iil Nckuu,, 55f. Melissa 165.
Anna E'', Van A.,yuc ass. Howe
500. sherman $40, Dcui.ou $50.
Chapp,n llW $50. Brcnham $50.
Burton $780, Cormme 500. Lelbcucr
$780, GIudlnes $50. Paige S55.
Mcpade as5. Egin ala, Manor ass.
Austin SEQ, Mcneil 53S. Cedar Park
$50 Lander sos. Liberty hin hsO.
Bsrirsm 600. Burnet G.1O. Fair.and
$40, kiugsIhnd 600. Lauo zoo.
Granite NJ $50. Marble Falls 6 55.
Jeflries GO, WAHahachic 655. Sardis
$50 Midlothian 656. Briiion $50.
Mansfield 7OO, hcpncdAle 1l5, Fort
Worth sg5
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

'N wv hmfff ANYWAY
A little. timid looking man drlftea
Into tavern on Fleet street. He
threw a shilling down.
mild and bitter. please" he said 10
the barmaid.
The beer was served Just AZ he was
about to drink Il big man came In
and said:
Hello. shorty! Who's ordering the
irinks?"
Il am" replied Shorty. with dignity.
you" scofed the big man. why.
you never had one copper 70 rub
against another Your wife takes all
your wages"
That's all right" said shorty. May
be she does but I've got money today"
How dii you get ~"
We'll" said shorty. Il don't mind
telling you. had a couple OF bad
teeth and she gimme enough to ge,
EN- pulled"
Didn't you get EN- pulledy"
Yes. but I got something extra for
gas. and this Is tho gas"-Judy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

L isa ridiculous notion that ones
gait should be regulated. measured and
prescribed by the whims of fashion.
Las, winter the girl who was De rig
uour held her waist stir and bent for
ward At an ANKLE % % degrees. step
ping with an elasticity that suggest
ell the possibility OF coiled-wlre springs
in her shoes. To speak politely. there
wta a sweet precipitation Ia her move
meats. but % was conducive TO any
thing but grace. Sensible women walk
fonsibly- that o.. naturally and from
the hips. with "a certain amount OF pre-
cision. perhaps. but evenly and lightly.
Next 10 a low voice there Is nothing 50
indicative OF refinement and good
breeding IN a woman as a light step. Il
is strange that a small woman weigh
ing ninety pounds often comes down
stairs az u she weighed a ton. while
the silkeu football belongs 70 the
woman who tips the beam at 20O.-Nev
York Herald.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13
THE STAGE

Ncl Burgess will make an extended
English tour Ia The County Fair"
beginning Easter Monday.
Bernard Shaw's new play. written Tor
the Haymarket Theator. London. Is
called You Never Can Tell"
Lo,ta Crabtrco Is spending the win.
ter IN Washington. She SAYS she has
no ldec Of ever returning 70 the stage.
Julia Marlowe has a new play OF
Scottish theme and romantic charae.
ter Il Is called For Bonnie Prince
Charlie"
Il Is said that Miss Nothcrsola will
open her London season about June 1.
and add Romeo TO her repertoire not
Juliet but Romeo.
The Baroness Burdottc-Cou,ts has
presented Sir Henry Irving with the
ring worn By David Garrick when Dc
played the part Of Richard III.
Al Lipman has taken Ehcn Plymp.
tons place In "Old Love Letters" with
Agnes Proctor. who has been doing the
piece IN the vaudeville theatera.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

Il may sound afsuri % make a state
ncut auUlt smoking meat without tire "
Tor DO lsa well known saving that where
There is smoke there must To- fire. The
advance ~ science. however. has made
The idea olHulgte and TODAY with the use
70 Hmlscu Liquid Extract 10 Smosa % BE-
pus' br to quickly, economically ami sue
stssfuly smoke meat without n Gre This
liquid extract BE- made ly disullng the
smoke from hickory wool and is absolute.
" lhm.es. lu fact. meat smoked by this
method Ins n genuine smoke flavor. rc.
mains moist and soft and Is not infested
with usgets Every objection ~ the old
method Is overcome. every trouble cnicl
ant ibC uuaEbuy and dangerous smoke
house b. n thigg ~ the past krauser.'
Liquid Extract uf Smoke long ago passed
tho axe % experiment aud thousand. are
usiug % today with profit and satisfaction.
hN writing y kruuser & Bro. Milton Pa. /,
M 'sc who are interested can sccurc free 10
charge instructive printed matter about
methods % curing and snokiug al kinds
% meats
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

A party Of vegetarians. while taking
A walk IN the dslis. were attacked by
bullock. which chased them iuriously
out % hts pasture.
That's your gratitude. is q. you
thanklcss beast?" exclaimed one OF the
party. painting with fright After
this I'll eat beef three times a day.
Tit Bits.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

10 bnng lh'm about. aud are always more
complete and lasting Whom they prurreI with
ffliN regularity % contamination lew
OF lhr nhser'ant among us can have iallei to
nuiirc ihai permanently hrnlthul change in
we mama system nre not wrought By Hbupt
hhl violent mean, aud that those are the
most salulnr1 medicines which are prugrrssIye.
iiwwtier's stomach hlitrrs ~ the chief OF
t,"'e Dyspepsia, n disease OF obstinate
character, g. obliternted BY 10
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

The late Henry o. Houghton. the
publisher. said that when In England
he was asked where he lived. Near
Boston" he replied. An you prob
ably know some friends Of mine who
live near Boston" Where DO they
uyc2" In Atlanta" was the reply.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

~ the wy. WAC e. q TIA; Is trying
20 recover the American flags captured
by the Mozlcsns during the war with
that country, There has certainly
been no governmental acton taken IN
that direction.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

"why ala simpson send his boy 70
the prize rlngg'
well. he always displayed a love Tor
argument and the old man considers
thc Geld Of law Observation-Disclosures
- Iiser.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

a Mark-Down sale In the oldea Time.
Howitt-Cattle were once used as
currency.
Jewltt-And I suppose when YOU
vent TO a mark-down sale you saw a
card reading: Marked down 70 one
calf. former price one COW"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

A preacher a. Normal. H.. Eays he
Uses beer because he Il suffering from
nervous pr0s,ratloa. resulting from be-
Ing held up by a io0pad We have
often wondered az the enormous eou-
sumption % the amber hovcasa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

Sneak Thief sam-Plty twu1 erbou,
Jimmy. Tie vuE making big money.
and the perllce broke him all upl
Footpad sim-Blg money. wuE hef
What wuE his lay?
Sneak Thief Sam-Colning silver dol.
ara.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

The awful things that Wcyler dldi
But yet one thing gives me a pain
| wish they'd gag tn yellow KID
' never have n word 90 say,
Concerning critics that's profane'
When they assert my favOnte play
u ineHpresslbly inano
Ny politics ] swallow plain
or all opinions / am rid
/ am docile quite. but Htill main
tain
[ wish they'd gag the yellow Kidl
l stomach an scare-hcad display
That tells 81 seeleys raising Cain;
m very glad. indeed. % pay,
inc hungry poor 20 entertaln'
The bradley Martins free champagne
! wouldn't drink u ! were bid.
I'm docile-but I say again.
I wish they'd gag the Yellow Kidl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13
Hcwarc % olntmcnts Tor Catarrh That
NnnlAln Marcnrr

az mercury viii surely destroy the sense
ui Smell and completely 1ufanFc the whole
system when tnter.uH % thrUuEh tho ina.
cuue surfaces Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from req.
uiable physicians az t.c daf1ago they
possibly derive from them llalH Catarfu
Cure. manufactured Dy f J. Cheney u
Co. Toledo. o.. contains no mercury. and
o. taken internally. acting directly unon
the blood and mucous surfaces % the aya.
TEN IN huylng Halls Calarfh cure DO
sure you get The genuine n In taken in-
ternally and made ln Toledo. ~. BY r. j.
Cheney a Go. Testimonials free
Sold by druggists, price i.c Per bottle.
Halls Famny Pills are the best
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

Two Irishmen were disputlng. One
II them. speaking OF himself. said;
Il am a brick"
"Surc. and | am a bricklaycr." said
The other. at the same time knocking
him down.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

lsaacs. Sonior-Do you know der
congressman from dis district
lsaacs. Junior-Vot DO you want mi,
him.
lsaacs. Senior wonder n We could
get him 70 seai oud our circulars NIT
bis congressional frankf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

Els; Tramp-"I tink dcy could
make dem model lodgln houses putty
auo u they tried"
Second Tramp; mot while deg In
slsts on eiyin' yer a bath"
First rramp-"Well. s'posln' dey wut
10 give yer ether or chloryform an
hen put yer In the bathg"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13
THE J0KER'S CORNER.
WIT. HUmoR AND SATIRE ORIG
iNAL AND SELECTED.

What He Wanted - Hard 60 Please
Meddicd with water Dog lat Dog
Modern Tairytaie Point 81 tram
mara Ncw Use for Congressman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

RIGHT here We wish 10 call your a.
tcntlon 70 a remarkably good man. In
Al least one respect stratton. the
Cripple Creek millionaire, refuses TO
80 TITO any morey-making schemes.
what I'm trying 20 do" says be to
promoters. is 10 keep my income down
vlth.a the limits Of dcccney." Are
ycu not pleased 90 know that there IL
one ri,h man who has not designs en-
the entire carthF
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

Dobson-what became Of that man
who had twenty-soven medals for saw
Ing people from drowning'
Dockman-He fell In one day when
he had them all on. and the weight
% en- sunk him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

A tine carriage doubles tho pleasure
o. driving Intending buyers Of car
riarcs or harness can save dollars by
sending Cor the large free catalogue q
the Elkhart Carriage and Harness
Mfg. Co. Elkhnrt. Ind
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13
Dog lat Dos.

First Nclghbor- That's a very dainty
Cog Of yours threw him some cold
sausage this morning and he wouldn't
touch them.
Second Neighbor-what DO you take
him fora cannibali
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

Hc-lt must be dreadful when a pro-
tessional singer knows she has los,
her voice.
She But O. is Etill more dreadful
when she is not aware OF the fact.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

The recent murder o. a young lady
In railway carriage 10 England is
causing the English railroad coupa-
mics 20 think % adopting :he style Of
coaches used % ths country. Nobody
T. ever murdered ia them. but occa-
slonally man Is robbed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

Few animals possess the sense u
smell In greater dccrce than the
horse.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

The year 1871 Is predicted 10 b. one
% great note a. n big crop year.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

a trust haa been formed Dr. the mRa-
liaciurcrr OF bourbon whisky. The to-
pers Of the land have determined 20
put 10 down
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

AssENGERs on an
ocean steamship
are som otim es
startled as the
great floating pal
acc which carries
them westward
shoots her black
prov into q elump
OF little schooners
anchored. Il seems.
nearly In the mid
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

The Mormous are said 90 employ
29n missionaries. which D. about one
% cxery Loo mnmher. ol lhnlr rhnrch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

The first English riding academy
was founded by William III.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-13

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