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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-06
WILL OCCUPY WINTER CAMPS.
Orders for Cuba's Occupation Don't
Conflict with other Orders.

Washington, Nov. 5.--The order which
designates the troops to occupy different
portions of Cuba has raised a question as
to whether or not it is the intention of the
war department to have the troops go di-
rectly from their present camps to Cuba
instead of occupying the Southern winter
camps selected some time ago.
1t can be stated that such is not the in
tention and that the troops will be moved
from Knoxville and Lexington and Mid
dletown to the camps very soon. 1t is be-
lieved that the tran sfer will be beneficial
to the troops, and that not only win they
find a more salubrious climate, but that the
duty OF breaking camp and establishing
another viii be better for them than re-
naming In one place.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-06

Free From Temptationt-"D men
tell no tales That's because they're not
tnvited out to dinner."-Chicago Record.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-06


Mr.. G.. W. Aringe,
of CollinsvIlle, Tex,
writes: II have been
using Pe-ru-na for
cough 1 have had
for some time. 1t has
completely Gu re d
me, and / do hearth
ly recommend it to
those suffering from
coughs and colds. l
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-06

Cornell, p; Williams, o.
Carlisle Indians, As; Dickinson, 0.
Lehigh, %; Lafayette, 0.
Yale, 10; Chicago, 0.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-06
FREE CORRESPONDENCE,

The climatic diseases Of winter
is
absolute specific for al in
s
Ohio all he
the write
druggist a the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-06

could scarcely breathe. began to take
Pe-ru-na, and in a sort time was en-
tirely cured. I always give 1t a high rec
ymmendation. l feel very grateful"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-06
Virginians heat MaryIanders.
Other Games.

Charlottesville, Va, Nov University
of Virginia, 6; University of Maryland, 0.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-06

Mrs Pft-Has Mrs. Oakland any chill
dren?
Mrs. Penn-She has two, a boy and a
girl. The boy is a '95 model and the girl
a 's7.-Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-06

coughs, Gods and especially la grippe"
Address DIR. Hartman, Columbus. o.,
for a book on chronic catarrh. Sent free.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-06

coughs and colds. 1 will praise Pe-ru-na
forever"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
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90 % m0nsy Tie latter rtf t- tGrf
been paid 20 ths Pocf ucftEczlr D.
o. Bat Mr. Yetsslt hl-tf t,f r-lt
10 William Rockefeller ssr--s az
william Rocke'si.sft tSs-t .FraE.ft
ii759 10 payment co. he il-s
I'm pay y0g uhsl ] a. tts -c1sT
said Mr. Iesfon.
-Tha; vont DO a. an Nd WlI.-a=
Rockefeller agent Yea ulff saF
nov o. suit viI bs tf1lsti aEal1s,
you"
In pursuance % this threat FaGfT
we're served on jeremiah TisrusI A.
minls,rator % he Nicholas Cassidy 90
tate. prohibiting him iron pay.nE 90
Mrs Yesaon her little legacy unll
further orders A suit has ben osgln
In the name % william Rockefeller
against the Eldovsd uashervoman %
compel her 20 pay the il7so demanded
by the time that % 10 decided ths
costs viii about double ihe claim
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

George Eliot. the great novelist Nv
ed Tor some Of her later years 10 that
populous land % artists which lies be-.
tween Whitley and iiaslemere, 10 Sur
rey Her residence was on the
flights" overlooking thar vast wood
land scono which nIrkei Foster has re-
produced lu no many charming Illus.
trauons with the rural Surrey folh
the novelist was greatly pleased. and
their dialect seemed Go her as rich and
racy AZ that OF the Midlandahire rus.
tics Of her early years She would re-.
neat with glee one quaint Surrey VII
layers remark "Oh. ma'am, what
have gone through With my husband
He 10 to uneddicatcd. he never had a
mil-cont in bis lIier-ll Household
Words.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

Contrary % existing belief and the
newspaper paaErapherS. neither Ar
kansas nor Georgia has a corner on al
the rustic simplicity and buuiul ir-
norance IN Uncle Sans domain Squire
James Higgins o. brooklyn township.
Schuyler county. o. 90 years o. axe
He lives on the farm on which be was
born and has never been farther than
thirty miles from his own hearihsione.
De never rode on a railroad train.
never saw a steamboat. a theatrical
performance nor o. game oi baseball
Mr. Higgins has been "a justice 90 the
peace for Brooklyn township without
a break IN the consecutive links %
time since 1861. ~ decision handed
down from bis bench has ever be1a
reversed by a higher court he has
married more than 300 couples. AMI
points with pride 10 the fact that none
of them ever appealed 20 a divorce
court Tor a severance % the matriml-
NAL bond. squire HiggIns ia a baghc.
Tor and SAYS that be- cannot rcmemhc.
that ne ever paid court 20 any youlr
woman. tie also says that he is one
OF the few Andrew Jackson Demo-
Gratis" IN the country BlaudinsyillJ
Wll star.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28


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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
p,.,i.. 70 IA. csnar...

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"a 70 have been innocent % he oil0l,
ons1fs Imputed % hin. letter o. hH
% biz littis boz. uhleh is published Or
ths Paris pspsu h fll % paihoi o.
rarl thus Dear Little Pierre P4ps
sends ys1 plenty % kiffss and % %,
ne Jeanne alec Papa often thinks %
y11 t1ih You viii teach little Jeann'
~ make pretty towers with wooden
brlcn. rsry hiEh. Ike those ] used O.
make fer you and which tumhled over
~ esl.ghrliiy BE- very good. Give
plsuty % nice careales 20 your mothri
whsn abe is sad. Be very nice. ton
Nth grandfather and grandmother
have G1me good 'larks with yof
auuu On the original the word .
inches which means harmless litlt
practical j0kesl When papa comes
back from bic Journey you will come
and meet him a. the station with o..
tie Jeanne. With mamma. with every.
body. once more. with many kiss-1
for you and little Jeanne your papa.
London Daily News
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

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ran-tr s.rs 1rl~f a. ne paid a.
.r-fg 70 tts -E--fl-,lrcrs % Nsu
Frrt-1 o. uls 80. By ne ansvsi
-tE H- ga a =1- uolii Dot sel
t-H' Jas ur-is have beer
-lr, NsFs-rtsru ths 0renderl
zee r.fr--t.y s-ta-rasssd vhen thl
'I- rls s1,r'-1 rzi ttaf % sas. af,s
o. .- rrsas Arr iss n1uey q The ricl
-1--ta----frs Az sa1ks-s that stock
q. BE- 'ar- f--ritast be house. SUP
s.is- BE- ntls ard paid his bills
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
n. rs,ir. - "a ~. ia.

Tri s,r-s Gan.1-s SD Patsy says
e. t.a-ErE .r-sa bsi1uEs 90 him. does
tt' Wl1f r0, is trsshr' second
street. Ga-ll- 20 have First stree,
Gauin-- pa's possession. OATS nine
f...u uv au Or your favor. dats o.
r-trs state and cala,y judiciary Bu,
be- Tsf Ltk h.n' Are yer b.grsr dan
hs .f' sse1nd Stree, Gamin-"Yes.
BIN uck hin dead ea1y-lm De- biz.
Esft Fiui Stree, Gam.n-"w Well
tl.s he vuiisi States Supreme Cour,
.n soar iayor. Too. you've got ever,
ting on ser side 40, yer Vanter D.,
ukins 200, Questions ferr-Harper',
BaraF
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
iRoNicAL IFS.

II an the devils were cast on, %
some people there would be mighty
little left
u you give a ball-hoadod man a
iaIr show be- viii b. sure 10 occupy a
front seat.
II some men were half az big a.
they think they are this world would
he crowded
II ones faults showed on the surface
most people would look as Il they had
the measles.
II some newspaper jokes were print.
ed on thin paper the reader might see
through them.
II a man loves a.womal he viii give
up smoking for heSsAko. but 10 sh,
loves him she won't ask Il.
n riches DO not bring happiness thsy
have at leas, one advantage over pow
erty-they don't prevent A.
II some men could only remembel
the answers 70 half the questions the,
ask they would have a gOod educa
| ton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

Eissis sstus = Lsss Arsis b. Tsst u
Hssssassship.


Hsftsmssship.
FfH Kifis csn b1asi having RAD ms
gIsaalfs ~ Hifnas.nE tHo lovers con
iss' - ne hsari and hand in a friend
~ nay BrsniiT in iamlii0n i0Enship
rssf Trenton. e. J.. Osoaf Hayward
snf james Morris rivals fof ths a..
isciigna ~ q Hamilton bile. decided
~ settle Dol shooting TOURNAMENT
which saglid give Hay 10 ne other
Both ere uafk sh0is. and The match
sas nsifhsd uiih a GOOD deal ~ IN
fsfsat hy ~ people The young 20
man raj Do a big farm wagon q short
distance away snd watched she pro
rrsdinKa sith interest Occasionally
shs solld applaud ths shooters. and
once her actions Wefo regarded by the
apseiaiosa as un Indication ~ a o..
rided preference iDf one ~ he rivals
The tafFst uaa a pine dlsk on the top
~ a laih a. a distance ~ sixteen rods
from che tav. The dInk vas four
inches DO diameter. and o. vas required
N The martamsu that they should
make four shots stitch in The target n
they failed 60 DO that their shot count
ed f0f nothing o. vas a turkey shoot
and ihs match i1r he FIrl dld not
oumr N until ail che birds had been
s0n. Hayward took a chance Ia the
shooting f0f ihe fowls aud got Biz
hand ln. bat Morris dld not arrive un.
900 late and he bad hut "a few minutes
H. which 90 faml.hufe himself with
me range Az tbe fnh ah0t Morris
failed i1 make che four stick Three
90 ihe lead pellets sent into ihr wood
hut he fourth fel uut Hayward felt
that hs had decidedly the beet of the
bargain aud ho vcni iu che thw Tor
ihr neat shoot with a smile Of trl.
umph ou h.a face Once more hr put
/ thr four shot Int1r the dick Mour
/ followed hlm With "a score llIH only
/ hope vac in Hayward missing. but
I there vac little i0 encourage him. Tor
I che man sac shooting eith o. remark
] ably steady nerve lluf Hayward was
/ 0yeronfdent and ou tho ninth shot be-
managed i0 Fet only tao shots Boo the
rims. The score waH now a tlo and the
men went in tho mark COR the tenth
shot with a determination 20 make 40
mistake boz thrIf slim Hayward took
careful aim and fred "rhrce ahot''
called thc referee Hayward had miss
"a the mark tho second time Morris
stepped up TO the chalk mark. took a
long alrhi and nrod Pour ahotr'
cried Che referee. and Morris had won
me glrl Preparations aro now heinr
made Tor the wedding. which o. ia
come on IN a few weeks Tho bride
IL quite satisfied over the result % ths
contest. az Morris was already her "a.
vorllo lover u % expected that Hay.
ward will act az beat man AZ The cere.
mony.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

Western Kansas b. oycrrun this
year with coyotes u was thought
that they had been almost exterml-
mated hy the warfare made by the
sottlcu uf the new country. bat re-
ports from that section Indicate that
they are multiplying instead of dimln-
lahlng. They have killed Thousands
OF sheep. and even go into the farm
era hon-housoa and klll their chick.
ems. Dogs are mo- protection against
their invaaloua. Tor one coyote. u cor
uercd. viii whip three ordinary
dnrn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

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uWl nay never achieve the hsiEt'
/ q popularity vhirh i'E sister rucr
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we're merflsr usrf sumner than eve
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

A writer VINO has bssn sntsrtainad
- tie sultan says bic majesty is quiet
s.t VIZ much Of q gentleman. He has
a velvet voice and IL evidently a man
e esaseiencs and culture. lie cannot
lsss tie assassination which has 90
garred pro and con between his sub.
sssss q different religious ereeds. but
~ = sorry for a. Perhaps Byron de-
nrissd that person beiter-"aa mild a
nAnnsred man as ever seuttled ship
90 cat q throat"