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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
PERSONALITIES.

Anthony Hope IL freely cIiticislng
America and Americans. lie rays we
are conccitcd and was dlsplcased be.
cause the women made no attempt 20
conceal the fact they were dlsappoint
ed with his personality
Those busybodles who said that the
relations between Mr. Poultney Blge-
low and the Emperor william were
strained talked without the facts
These school-iellows are apparently
upon the best Of terms. for Mr.. Blge.
low sent the kaiser his book. white
Mans Africa" and the latter has sent
word to the author by the hand Of his
chief ald-de-camp that he Is delighted
with Il aud "amuses himself very much
reading H." lie considers Mr. Blge.
lows description Of South Africa and
the manner In which Il Is wasting the
best he has ever read"
Most golfers know that the Grand
Duke Michael Of Russia. who Is now
entirely anglicized. Is an enthusiast
Tor the game. and It Is stated tina, b
II having a new eighieen-hole cours'
laid ont on his Kentlsh estate Hlth
erto he has practiced on the green %
,he local club. travelling thlther ga
motor car; but his presence attraciel
such number OF inuuldtiye sight
seers anxious 10 watch prince wh
stands 80 near a Russian throne tina
ne was compelled to lessen the mum
her Of hls visits He once remarke
that The eyer-exihlhlted love Of roya
" was one of the most singular cha
acterisiics u the llberty-lovlng Enl
fish. ~ possesses, he said. -"hristl
crat and democrat alike"
Every dog has his day. bat e dog
dav IL onfv,r dop'a dav
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

Colorado is the banner gold.produc-
Ing state In the Union. Production ia
1897 over S20000.O0O This year prom.
lses 10 exceed S30.OOO.0O0. New strikes
are being made every day. Nothing
like II since the days OF 40. Would
you know all about these thingsl
Then send twenty-five cents for a six
months trial subscription 10 the
MINING WORLD" an elght-page H.
Illustrated weekly paper. Regular sub
scriptlon. 500 a year The newsiest
mining newspaper IN the world. Nd
dress World" T. o. Box 1911. Den
yer, Colo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

Dolan turned bis back. and ss ]
stopped 10 whisper sometimes 70 us
youngntsr on my knee, there came
terrific howl that ratified the very win
dows. aH rtff fF
I knew a young soldier called Billse
'aslow.
with an accent on the low" that was
simply appalling.
For heavens sake. man. let mp"
! shouted. while Betty cried with a
little sob in her voice. bad man, bad
man"
Poor. dear old Doianl Plainly u
was not Blllee Barlow the youngs,er
meant. - back to his pots and pans
he went and the trouble began again.
You sing hye-io for Betty" and a
little hand patted my face earesslngly.
Rock Betty and sing bye-lo."
Can you sing ~" asked
The question was an inspiration. for
she began to Groom in a sweet. childish
treble.
bye-lo. baby. bye-ln. baby,
Bye-lo. baby. bye-lo. By.
Then came again the request. You
sing bye-lo for Betty"
There was a lump IN ny throat ~
! held The moiherless little one eloss
20 me and began;
Bye-io baby. bye-io, baby.
"Pwitiy. pwiity." and a pat on ih'
cheek was ny reward Rock Betty
and sing more"
Byc-lo. baby. bye.lo. baby.
vent on and on. The big blue eye
began 10 close and the little hand slip
ped from my shoulder
Bye-lo. baby bye-lo. baby.
sang slower and slower. lower an
lover.
Bye lo.-haby. bye-lo. baby.
Dye lO.-shhi
THOMAS H. WILSON.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

In the reign of Elizabeth every beard
OF fortnights growth was subject 20
tax Of 81 %. Peter the Great. In
1905. imposed tax upon the boards Of
the Russian mobiles u 100 roubles.
while the common peoples beard-tax
amounted 10 one kopeo This tax
caused much dissatisfaction. but IN
spite OF this. the impost was extended
TO 81. Petersburg In i7li The tax 90
boards vas confirmed by Catherine l.
In 1876. by Peter II. In 1925. by the
Empress Anne In 1881. and In 1913 by
the Empress Elizabeth Il was r..
pealed by Catherine II. In 1863. In
France a beard-taX was imposed upon
the clergy. The celebrated Duprat.
lord high chancellor Of France. was
the adviser OF the measure. and a bull
was published by the pope enjolning
the clergy TO shave their chins. and
then a tax was levied by the king up
on all who wished 10 be exempted from
the harsh decree The bishops. and
others who could afford the means
paid the tax. but the poorer clergy
we're obliged to yield at the point Of
the razor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
RkFuoEEs SEEK roop.


: EIood,- Drive rhou.ans. from Thsir
Hamsl a. chisas - 4
From the SoFih China Herald: /
About 5000 stalwart Klangp4h refu-
gees. with their women and Ghlldren.
who have abandoned their villages ow-
Ing 70 the ~snds and consequent de-
structlon q Esir crops Iast summer,
have rec. ha = !. ~ ID into soochow and
ch'angchsefohs lectures. penetrating
within the nordcfs AZ various points
BY boat aud By land when this par
ticular nrmy a rome 10000 refugees
PASSED throuvh he territories of Chin.
kiang prefecture ior1l Tor ihe north
east The t.J.nrs were ~ o-ce hlshed
roross The wires 10 iha h.sh proril-
clai arih0riiios 70 g0rcfow. who la
mediaieiy ffai ord "a % the rnmfr,nr
Htin barrier stations % ch.nhiars and
Yangchcu Prefecture 20 stop 90 ar
hazards the further pgogrcH " these
refugees and fierce them 90 rmlin
where they we're ard awsit rcrcf rup-
plies from soochow Eui in spite n
an orders for their prevention oyea
the troops rert by Governor Kus'
could not stop the lni aston 81 the ref
irees into socchow o. Ch'augchon ter
riiorlea. They simply oyeuode the
so'dIcry. who. being forbidden 10 use
thclr firearms. were easily pulhed
aside by the mere impetus q iho IN
savory mohs a ragged men. women
aud children. ard the mob was soon IN
full possesglon 81 the 4 Ftr.cis n Chin
kuei. belonging 10 Changchou ana
ChanFfhu q The soochow prefecture
respectively. Il appears that the ref
ugces decided 10 divide themselves into
two bands IN order 10 relieve the pr
sure and 80 as also not 70 be TOO sc
we're a drain upon any one district
a. that would incliv the natives 10 con
slider the laws Of seii-pressrvation am
arm themselves On masse 10 eight IN
refugees. whereas ~ present u ls onl!
2 good humored. passive resistance q
e the invasion ~ the Kiangpeh refugee
: where pity for their distress is ais
felt by the more fortunate jewellers oil
r the southern banks 81 the Yangtsc tn
J.. refugees appear 10 follow miliiar
rules In forming an encampment. sne
= as posting guards. ETC. AZ variou
points when they arrive al a dis
j. trict two-thlrds II the women and chil
> dren at once spread themselves owe
= the fields and pull mp by the roots any
, thing planted there-at the presen
= time generally vegetables. beans, ei'
while a strong force Of men form
= covering party. armed generally wit
clubs and slaves The remainder
the women. children and men In N
meanwhile approach the villages an
. beg" for rice or wheat. although
., many cases u T. not begging but actu
taking what they can without askir
/, by your leave" In two hours AFT
!, the arrival o. the refugees az villal
I, they are able to g,' rice and yegetabl
4. Cd libltum and feed themselves 10 q
To- full They rarely stay mere than o.
rs iy-eighi hours ~ any one place, mo
ing from village 10 village and goi
IN a northelsierly direction. with q
intention. they declare. Of appealll
personally 20 the governor al soochr
10 for the whcrrwlihal to ;iio over g
10 cold weather.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

Mine. Bahkmetefi. who visits her
mother Mrs. Beale, every year. IL
again In the city. She Is a sister Of
Mrs. John Il. Mclean and widow Of a
former Russian charge d'analrs In
Washington. A romantic story OF
their arst meeting IS told Il was In
this way. Miss Beale was sitting on
the door step Of her mothers house.
one Of the colonial cdihces Of I.aiay-
cite square. when her little pet dog.
seeing the count gazing admlrngly a,
his mistress. entered a barking pro
test. The young lady called the dos
on. the count apologlred and the ac-
qualntancc began which subsequently
led to their marriage Chicago Trlb'
nnc.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

ter some little time We gravely decided
20 put a place for Betty AZ the table.
but 10 connne her 10 bread and milk
The experiment was not complete
success Though Betiy's behavior az
the table was lrreproachable. she rath-
or upset our well-lald plans by asking
for whatever she wanted. and to the
everlasting disgrace OF Dolan and my
self. getting u. After all. the little
one Isn't much trouble" thought. NJ
drew my rocker up In front Of the iire
after dinner. reached for my pipe and
lay back In reyerie.
Il want my mamma" and felt the
little one al my knee Betty wants
her mamma" reached down and Mt
ed her up In my lap.
shall I tell you a nice story" ]
asked. hoping to divert her thoughts
from the mother lying under the win
ter snow. shall ! tell Betty abou,
the fairles7"
Betty WANT" and then with a sud
den clapping Of the little hands. bet.
~ wants bye-lo''
Hye-lol what IN the world was bye
To- Probably something 10 eat DO
Ian would know.
"Dolanr
Yes. SIR" he answered. hurrylng
/ IN.
THE little glrl wants bye-lo."
sir"
Don't stand there saying Sir" /
answered. somewhat unjustly. but 60
and get Il for herr
Get what. slr7"
"Bye-lo. you blockhead" I thunder
ed. Don't you know what II is7"
"shure don't. slr." answered Do
Ian. somewhat r0proachfully. Rye
To- Bye-lo7" repeating II a number
Of times. what Is Il. sir?"
The little ore answered Il for Ms:
"Bye.lol Betty wants 10 so bye-ls
Sing bye-lo."
"shure Ms slngln' she means. lien
tenant" said my Irish heuchman
At last we were on the right tract,
"Bye-lo. sing bye-lo." sontinued tn
young despot In petilcoais.
There was a pause and then Dollar
said. II once knew song called bar
low Billy Barlow; maybe 'tls She
pronounclng wrong. sir"
"Doian." somewhat coaxingly. ID
you think YOU could
But an emphatic shake Of the hea
was Dolan's reply.
"You might try" continued. NV
frequently noticed that men wit
threats like YOU Dolan made a era
at his throa, that was rather funny
e generally sing. and sing rather wei
too"
After all vanity can move us to goo
ms we'll a. 10 evil.
III the lieutenant only thought
could" said Dolan.
TRY A." answered. heartily. ct
II. Dolan"
'Bye-iol Sing bye-lo," commando
my lady.
II think. sir n turred me back, Z
which I ask yclr pardln---
(, Good ide,. Turn your back al
stag"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
nr..en. onleelsa 10 nIrh I,Iek..

The staid people Of Cazonoyia n. Y.
are wrought up over sort Of Vita
scope entertainment. which was adver-
tised to take place under the auspices
Of the Baptist Church society The
church people expected something IN
the nature Of inuorent tRbleauS. and
when high-klcklng aad boxing bouts
were exhibited the brethren called on
the sheriff 10 stop the show
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

In Berlin the street railway made
large original payments for It's fran
chIses. yet pays 81 per cent OF ia
gross receipts to the city, reimburses
the city for paving and clearing be,
tween lie tracks. and In 1911 the entire
system will become the property Of the
city without cost, similar provisions
for the reyersion Of tracks TO the city
exist in many Eurrpean cities.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

The n0-called Greek-ortkodox popu-
latlon Of Russia is permeated with
sects Of diffoniors Of ~ possible de-
nominations. II ga estimated that one
third part Of that population belongs
In reality 10 some branch Of noncon-
formisis Lutheraus. raiieuallsts. sab
batarlans Baptlsts and Auabapilsts are
represented Ia various Ways among
these d,s-cniers. many OF whom strive
20 return 90 the principles Of primitive
Christianity. or even 20 stll more an
Client forms Of society represented 10
the old testament. The right o. free
Interpretation of the Bible is thus car
ried al over Russia, and there Is no
force which could limit a. Every VII
lagc has SIS own teachers men and
women who interpret the Bible in
their own ways. almost always hostile
10 the present state and 10 The Official
church. a powerful religious move
ment Is thus growing In Russia. and 70
Is also bound 70 work In not remote
time as a powerful force against an.
tocraoy.-The outlook.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

In our soutAeiG ngeinren We nave aa
,,ue pa,rlois. as cool and determined
and sincere champions % the republic
AZ are 10 be- found anywhere within tho
borders of the land We know that u
,,ouble comes 70 ~ they will be among
the ars, 10 spring 10 arms, and that In
,be cause Of the union, they will dis
MAY the same impetuous valor and
brilliant dash that thiriy-hve years
ago immortalired the paladns who
followed Lee and Jackson Johnston
and Iongstr,e,. with equal zeal to vic
tory or defeat.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

DIR. Williams Pink Pills rvstored me TO
health and most heartily recommend
them"
l.. w. Camp On oath says that the foro-
going statement Is true.
". W. MELUAS, Notary Public.
Following j. the physician's certificate
A. 10 Mr. Camps present coalition
| am a regularly licen.ed physician of
Macomb. McDouough County, lll. have
yery recently e1nnined Mr. l. ". Camp a.
10 H. general physi al condition, and Ind
the same 20 10 nll that could be desired, np-
petite and digestion good, sleeps well, and
has All the evidences OK being IN n good
phvsicai condition. SAM'L RrssrLL, NJ. ID
.er..hed anF 49, 40 before me thi'
a0ih day OF September IsyE
vs.. W. MrtoAH. Notary Pablo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

Frank J Cheney makes oath that he "a
the senior partner of the firm ~ =. ,.
Cheney a Co. doing business IN the city
of Toledo. County and State aforesaid
and that Faid firm will pay the sum %
ONE HUNDRED DOLLAhs for each
and every case 81 Catarrh that cannot be
cured b. the use Of Hairs Catarrh cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn 10 before me and suhscrihei IN
my presence this 6th day OF December
A. ID. iksl. .-,.
(scaO A. W 0LEAhpNi
Notary Public.
Hairs Catnrrh Cure r. taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and fnu.
cous surfaces Of the system send Tor
NJ q CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo. o.
Sold hy Druggists &c.
Halls Family pills are the best
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

One duty Of ministers IL 70 say
Come" 'Don't come, y Is the message
OF missionary al Dawson City. and Il
Is given TO warn away the multitude
dreaming that there is wealth for them
In the Yukon district He Is thus
preaching physical salvation. for "'ae
country is aiready oyercrowded. ana
the supply OF labor Is greater than the
demand" DO na forget those Two
words. Don't comet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

The lingo" congressman. who try 20
make the most Of every provocatIon TO
war. remind one OF the little glri who.
when lightning struck the house, aud
partly destroyed II. clapped her hands
and cried. DO Il again." But she
knew no better.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

White brocsde = .nsed or rests \
@.1-1 5oTr1.
Sleeves 10 hali dresses and. other
eyenlns i6agweyafS suspected raiher
than seen.
Some new and beauiifnl evening sllk
have tiny turqDoisa pale green ana
hight rose-coiored stripes on a white
ground. with baby rosebuds scattered
careleszly about
organdie-ghbiine is a lovely fabric
for summer wear. The color tones are
exceedingly sofi and beautiful. and the
designs are quaint and bizarre, and
thoroughly artistic.
Plush is making vigorous bid for
favor again. and used IN combination
with Venetian point lace embroidered
with gold and silver thread. Il makes a
very rich dress trimming.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
AN OPEN LETTER TO MOTHERS.

We are asserting In The courts our right 20 the
exclusive use ~ the word "CAsTuhiAr and
PITCHER = CAsTORlA, 'as our Trade Marx.
L DR. samuel Pitcher. 81 iyannis. Massa-
chusctts. vas the originator Of PITCHERS
CASTORIA." the same that has borne and does
now bear the fac-simile signature d CHAS II
FLETCHER 90 every wuppcr This Is the
original PITCHER CASTORIA" which has
been used IN the homes of the mothers q
America for over thirty years Look carefully
al tho wrapper and sce thai 60 Is the kind you
have always bought aud has the signature Of
CHAS n. FLETCHER on the Wrapper Nc
ono has authority from ne 10 use ms name er-
cept The Ccntaur Company, Of Which Chas IA
Fletcher n President.
March 8. lsg. SAMUEL PITCHER, ~ d.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
iisr Yors street RalI~sys.

The gross receipts Of the street rail
ways Of New York city IN 1896 we're
si5.000.0OO. but the amount paid the
city In taxes and In all other ways was
only per cent. Of the amount The ac-
tual profits represent 20 or 30 per
cent on the real cost Of construction.
These enormous profits are hidden by
most liberal watering OF stock. IN in
stance will illustrate the extent 10
which this Is carried When the con-
solldatlon of the street railway lines
was effected In 1886 the capltaliza-
tlon. including that Of leased lines rep
resented by rentals paid. was increased
20 ISL 100000. while the track operat-
I'd had increased 10 only III miles.
representing a capitalization Of $780,
COO per mile. Since 1895 the oapitaliza-
ton has been increased 10 more than
ssi.OOO.OO0. the amount per mile re-
naming the same Although the aver
age cost OF constructing line u street
railway with double tracks Is but SIC.
900 a mile. and $4,000 would be a llb
eral allowance 10 cover all expenses
including rolling stock. power plant
etc. the company pays handsome diyi'
dends at the rate 81 100000 per mile
The ret profits during lSs5-p6 were
/ 1883 .3s1
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
AN OLD BACHELOR.

HE trumpets had
Just sounded re-
treat when my ser
want cane in 20
pull down the cur
tains and light the
lam ps In m y
bachelor quarters.
Our regiment was
stationed az Fort
Spokane. many
miles from a town
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

To QUIT tobacco easily and forever be- mag.
nstlc, full Of lie. nerve and yigof, take No-lo.
nae the wondef.w0rkcr that makes weak men
strong Aidrugglsis M. or VI. Cure guarnn'
teed Booklet and sample tree. AddtrAi
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

The spring season is AZ hand and V
& not unreasonable 10 hope that sarss p
parllla will cndic,ia tle bad blood
engenderod by the Maine affair.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

BY delegates 10 report on Western
Canada 10 their friends IN Michigan.
and as q result CT which hundreds q
people expect 10 leave this spring Tor
the Free Grant Lands Of Western
Canada.
Alameda. X. w r.. Aug n. 1927.
Dear Friends Of Saginaw. These 30.
string 10 secure a good aul sure hoac
VIII do well to take our advice. ami
examine the land In the neishharhoot
OF Alameda. a. Ws know that even.
one who secs this land wiIi be- agree.
ably surprised. Before f,eirg this
land We were partly IN doubt n 20
moving here. but after looking II over
we al once decided 70 MAKE onr huine
here. and We beg those 81 our fr.end.
who are DESTROYS u securing farms.
not 10 let this chance slip by. rs the
soil Is Of The hes, and the water can
not be excelicd. The finest wheat We
ever saw "a also raised here.
We shall return home IN haste.
9raighien ont our affairs. and move
here az once.
Yours truly.
(slCncO WILLIAM GOTTOwsKI,
ALBERT MAI.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

The FOL
loglDg let
tea have
been Sc
/ e c [ e q
fro m a
large mum
b e 2 o Z
those sent
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
WILLIAM RlEnEL.


WINNIPEG. Man. Sept. 10. 1891.
Mr. N v McInnes. Chief Coloniza-
ton Agent. Detroit. Mich. Dear SIR
We are pleased 10 state 10 yon that Ee
have found the cOuriry o. the vicinity
OF Alameda fully up 10 what you anl
MI Keller had represented IL TO be. Il
j., In fact. an Ideal location Tor mixed
farming. The soil Ia the best We ever
saw. and as the farmers were al busy
~ thrsshing. We had an excellent
chance 10 sec rs productive quality,
which cannot be- surpassed anywhere.
The cattle could not be In better con-
dillon. We saw two year old steers
equal 10 three year old raised 10 most
places, and these as are an others
about Alameda. were led on native hay
In winter and herded In summer. As
We had previous 20 this visited the
North 8csieru States In behalf ~ a
largo humber Of farmers. 70 locate
suitable land for mixed farming. We
are ncE 10 a position 10 say that the
Alameda district 81 Western Canada
surpasses them al. The country ls
equal 70 that about ThurlnEen 10 Ger
many, We were rather sccpilc before
starting aud our attention Eas 10 set
Tie IN spring. n we were suited. but
we have nov decided 70 move at once.
that "a. a. early this FAN az We pos
slbly can. We lcft Mr Rledei ~
Alameda. and take back biz report. aud
We will take h.a family aud effects WITH
rs when We 20.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
Profit. Of Ga. Companies.

The reports Of the eleventh census
Just published show that the 7i2 gas
works In the United States spent FOR
wages siO.Gi2.7si, for materials slt,-
O37.Os7. The gross receipts we're $685.
9sT. 900. More than one-half Of the
gross receipts thus went 10 pay inter
est and profits even after making an
allowance for miscellaneous expenses.
The truth of these statistics Is vouched
for by specific instances Of common
knowledge Enormous profits are made
and concealed by bond issues and In.
,reases Of capital stock A legislative
committee In 1856 investigated the
Consolidated Gas company formed by
the union Of six gas companies. and
showed that the capital Of the original
companies had ben Increased from sl7-.
OOO. 600 to $50. O7S 600. without the addi-
ton Of o single dollar Of real lnycst-
ment. but. on the contrary. with a re-
moval Of 100000 In asseis.-ThS
New Time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

NV doctor said would die, bu, Piso's
Cure for Consumption cured me Amos
Kelner, Cherry Valley, Ills, Nov. %, u.s.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

Don't credit yourself with brains be
cause you are homely.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22
Yours sincerely.
(Signedl ALBERT MAI
FRED GOTTOWsKi.
Ludlnrton Mich Nov 1 1897


". v Mclnnes Esq. Colonization
Agent Detroit. Mich Dear sir.--WB
have just returned from the West. AID
were exceedingly well pleased with the
country We are going back 10 take
40 our h0uesicads To- early spring We
received 81 per month and board
wofking Tor farmers aud the honff
was the best Ec ever had the beef and
mutton especially were excellent The
fine favor is owing 20 the nne grasses
which the cattle and sheep feed upon.
The people are very hospiiable. and
treat their hired help With much Kind
ness.
The grain Is much heavier than
here. wheat being O. lbs 20 the hushel.
oats IS be and barley often s. lbs.
Any man with good team and
money enough 10 buy provisions and
seed Tor six months can become rich
there in Eve years Many people who
arrived there Eve years ago with
little. or nothing. are well On nov
One man ! met held his wheat from
last year and was offered $4,000 for
this years crop and what be- had held
over from last year. and is holding az
81 per bushel We are going back In
the spring 10 work for this same farm
or until seeding. after which We IN
homestead between seeding and har-
vest We think We will settle on the
Manitoba a Northwestern r. u.
You can refer any one TO rs for this
part Of the country. while We are here
and We will cheerfully answer any
questions which anyone may wish "a
AJAX. Yours truly.
tsignedl CHAs. lIAwLEY.
JOSEPH DOLA.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

Posey Is the name Of a ST. Louis
florist
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

There Is only one Latin newspaper /,
the world
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-22

skaguay is said to be a healthy place
provided one has no en,anglementS
with the vigilance committee.