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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
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From London Answers: Contrary
10 general belief. royalty does not pos
sess the privilege OF free admission At
the theaters. when the Prince Of
wales. for instance. visits the iheater,
the expenditure for box hire alone
amounts to $50. This IL an unwrltten
Law At court. whether the theater
boasts OF a royal box or not With one
or two exceptions the royal boz Is not
reserved exclusively for royalty. and Il
can be hired BY any one who cares TO
pay the price-about twice a. much es
10 charged for the private boxes The
exceptions are the Theater Royal,
Drury Lane. the Italian Opera and the
Haymarket Theaier. Although the
royal box l. open 20 the public, very
few Of those who can AFFORD Il care "a
occupy Il. The upper ten" shun n
Tor 70 be seen In that box Is TO b. stig
matiEsd a. q rank outsider. a mauveau
richie. or a foreigner who knows nc
better.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

knife FROM his belt the bushrangU
laid Il on the table"
Cannon observed Bill. who had
listened with much attention 70 the
story. Its a thing as Ieotard. or any
one o them springy chapffonldn't do.
Its only a trick" applied Mr..
Blake-"a mere circus lex which
every clown In the ring understands
Herb. ri show you how rs done In
a mlnuie-that rs. ri show you how
Simmons must have done Il. according
10 my belief"
With ready obedience Bill stood up.
and turned his back to the operator.
Il suppose that's how the Tinman
sioodg"
Il should fancy so. Raise your arms
a little above the level Of your head.
That's u. Throw them back a little
and I'll show you how the trick was
done"
Bill. following every direction. raised
his hands high over his head. then LEI
them decline slightly In the direction
OF his new friend.
The latter. taking Bllis wrists n
his hands. brought them gently togeth
er.
This Is how the thing must hav'
been done" he said. simmons mus
have taken advantage Of a position
that placed the bushranger absolutely
In his power 10 draw a pair OF hand
cuffs from his pocket. and. before III
other could make a movement slil
them on 70"
The thing was done IN an Instant
and. before the cracksman could real
lie the fact. he found himself seated !
one Of the chairs. his hands feiteret
and his captor. calm and smllinl
standing over him.
What do you mean by all this?
Bill gasped ont al last. looking ahou
him with hewlldered au.azement Il
u a joke7"
n capital joke" replied the othe
1T was who tried the same Joke o
the Tinman. aud u succeeded cap
tally"
YOU"
AT that time 7 belonged 10 n
Colonial police. Now I'm Mf. II
spector Simmons. Ny address r. SEQ
land Yard. and I'm very much at yo'
service New York Daily News.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
EoERs ARE Proud.
AID Irs the Kind Of Pride That Isu's
~ All produrttve

AID its the Kind % Pride That tsnt
81 Az Productive.
The daughter Of the South African
Boer must not become a domestic
servant. except on condition OF having
her meals with the family III my
child Is not good enough FOR your "a
bic she shall not live In your house "
said q father A poor woman with
drew her son from an ofice because he
was learning some duty which sae
deemed mental. and. thank God. said
she, my family never yet dld any
slavery % that kind" gentleman
whom I knew secured employment on
the railway for a young fellow a. poF-
ter. On the very hrst request Of a
passenger 10 bend a hand with lugFag,
he replied Indignantly. What DO you
take me fori DO you think ! am q
Kahir1" These poor folks cannot for
get that they once had farms and Wes'
independent For two centuries they
compelled the service Of a lower race
and nov they would rather stary'
than work like a Kafir." For varioul
reasons they have lost their lands. snS
Il is bitter cry that IL being raised
throughout South Africa that thes'
lands are passing into the hands d
strangers. and the erstwhlle landc,
gentry Of the country are face 70 faci
with the dread alternative. work q
I Vtarve
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

From the Boston Traveller: An In
genlous method OF importing a dutiA-
bic article will probably be put into
effect II a certain importer In this city
adheres 10 the advice given him by a
customs attorney. A short time ago
Mr.. Importer received from abroad
casks Of mineral water when they
reached Boston be learned for the FIRST
time that the water was dutlable. In
fact. the duty was 30 large that n paid
he would lose money on the importa-
tlon. The attorneys advice was then
solicited. and the importer was told 10
send the water back. have II frozen
abroad. and again imported. a. Ice vas
free. This advice was needed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
plloHf ID a pENVEH lid.


Not many girls can boast having
spent their honeymoon in a. thrilling
q manner as Mrs Arthur A. Roller.
formerly Of Denver. Col. Is passing
hers. Mrs. Roller was Miss Laura
Elisha Leet She Is daughter Of cx-
Alderman John E. Leet Of Denver. Oct.
Is last was her marriage day. Her
husband IL an aEsayer a. the Monte
Crisio silver mine IN the Cascade
mountains Of northern Washington.
After the ceremony was over the young
couple proceeded there A letter from
Mrs Roller has jast reached her pa
rents In Denver Il Is ten days over
due. In q she says she and her hug
band are imprisoned a. the silver
mine. hcmmed IN on al sides by snow.
Provisions G7e beginning 10 groT
scarce. she says. and as Il IL almost
impossible 10 Ttplenifh the now nearly
exhausted stock. she expects fhe viii
BE- forced 70 brave the hardlhipa aul
dangers Of a snowGhoe trip Of thirty
miles 10 civilization. No communiea-
ton between Monte Crlfto and the
outside world can be had except By
means Of daring messengers. who are
sent over the frozen crust on snow
Itoea. The letter says thofe who
have hazarded their lives IN making
the trip 70 aad from the nine Of whom
there have been bw two or three, re-
port narrow escapes from avalanehes
which the slightest provocaiion sendi
rushing down the mountain sides, car
rying with them huge trees and bowl
ders OF great size. one Of the few mes
fenEcr1 70 reach q railroad station car
ried Mrs Rollers letter. The snow
bound parry lives IN hope that ih'
snow viii r-1n neit sufficiently 70 en-
able then 10 pack IN provisions OF n
backs Of burroA Mrs Roller IL
leader Of Denver society.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

mayor or chancellor a the exchequef.
for any chance I have ~ getting back
there but being here where / am I'm
only a iall-brd.
Who do you take me forr he
asked. with an oath.
Il don't take you iur anyone bat
your proper OF your improper self.
said simmons. quite unmovod. and
nllng two TN mugs with the sweet
cned tea.
And who am IL
Joe the Tinman.'
'iloc handled his pistols as one pre-
pared for action. but simmons burst
into a laugh.
Leave OF handling your barking
irons. he said. and take that mug Of
tea. 10 advise you 10 put a taste Of
rum In t. Tor the nights a nlpper.
Ynu know where the bottle Ia. so make
no bones about a. when old Mike
chat was the name Of the si0ekman,
sent me up here la bis place. he
didn't forget to say who was his
friends and best customers
so. Joe the rihman and simmons
The trap sat down % their tea 10.
gethor. and a jolly night. I've heard.
they had OF Il.
Toward morning each took 10 boast
ing OF his powers OF doing this thing
OF that thing and. among other things.
simmons. who'd been. when a mere
boy. sort Of acrobat AZ circus.
boosted o. hts powers OF jumping.
Nov. BIZ said. supposlur TIE traps
were about me. and you was one Of
EN-. ia clear a short man Ike you al
a bound; and. provided you weren't
armed. ia defy a dozen like you 70
catch me-.
"Thc Tlnman, who was humptiouf In
bis cups. denied this
why be said. n you was 20 try
20 leap over me as YOU say. ia Just up
with my arms and pin your two thread
paper legs co..
He illustrated bis words by aciioa.
but simmons only laughed.
"'Nonsenso' ia skim over you az a
swallow skins over a BIZ o. water.
You wouldn't even touch my shAdder
as ! passed
"The Tinman. drinking more rum.
grew angry.
"rd like 10 see you try H. You're
more OF a grasshopper than q proper
ly-built man. that's what you are,
Come. IN bet you this gold watch that
you don't jump clean over me az !
stand now. back toward you
watch be hanged' says simmons
IN bet you a bottle Of rum against
that bowie you've so, In your belt that
! clear a shore chap like you. hold az
your hands az high AZ you can. At I
jump. only give me a run Of a few
yards.'
"'Doner And drawing the bowI'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
THAT TERROR of MOTHERS"
How it was overcome by a
Nova ScOtian mother
Who is we'll known as an author.

c. ]. wooidridge. wortham, reSv wfi,esi
zone Of mv children had Group one
night ! sas startled BY The childf hafd
breathing, aud on EoinE 90 u toNnd
FttauFling, n had nearly ceased % breathe.
Having . pant Of a bottle Of ~, Ayers
cherry Fctiofai ia the house, ! ravr the
child three dcfss, 81 short intervals. aud
ansiously waited fesuitt. fton ne mo,
meet the reciofai Tas given the ehilde
hfrathlng grew caste and IN short time
u VS. sleerina qvistiy aud hTeathiug nat
ufaiiy. The chlid IL alive and vel to'tays
aud I 40 not hesitate % az that Ayers
Cherry frCtofal savrdAh lie * j.
wooLpaipeg. wofthau sx,
These statements mata arrumeut "a
favor % Tits remedy auHeeSatafy, u h
q iamiiy medlcine that nc home should ee
without n u iust a. eacecioss 10 lrca.
chltia, asthma. Whoopint cough, and ell
other varieties % CouEhs - y u " sfenp'
TO put Il within eVrfYoIEr feaehI d.
Ayers chstfy pectotai Il pat ~ ~
halt size BEETLES, 81 IA SO eent,,
eeud Ter Ayers CsfsbQ ane tees
Of other cures csc 20 Afer
Co, Jewell, hat1. -. {. ....
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
TRAINING 1nE CHILDREN.
why rspa aud MAMMA Resolved 20
Change Their wHys.

1hahNe AhfM MANH
John" said Mrs. Wisely TO her
llege lord the other evening. according
10 the Detroit Free Press. Il want 70
have a very frank talk with you. DC
you realize that the boys are old
enough nov 20 observe and are begin
ming 90 form their characters"
"Of course ] DO. Great boys"
Eyes. and We want them % be- great
men. They naturally look up 20 you
John. more than % anybody else Foi
their sakes You must be- careful "
shat you do and say. You fell over
chair tho other day and used some
very improper language. ! heard VII
liam repeat q when he stubbed hi
toe IN the back yard"
The little rascal He didntr
chuckled the father.
YES. John. and they pretend e
smoke cigars and pour drinks from ar
imaginary deanter Can't you HeI
them a better example,"
Say. little one. heard Amy play
ing keep house one afternoon lately
when callers were announced sh'
sent ont word thas she was not n
home When she did consent 10 r.
ceiye anyone she combed them dow
60 beat the tand before they were ad
mittcd. One was an old trump. ano,h
er was an intolerable bore and a thlr,
better a good deal be az home cleaning
house or looking after her children
You couldn't have done Il better your
self"
II So what YOU mean. sir. No us'
Of rubbing u In. Bu, wait. dear" II
a softer voice Let's both DO better
rs Cor their sakes. you know"
"Tll 60 you. and they shook hands
A. John LETT that evening he slppe'
up on the front steps and made the nj
blue. Around the corner he No nj
cigar. Mrs. Wisely had some animal
cd gossip with a nelghbor. And ye
the children seem 20 thrive.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

tracked his man to a low public house.
and, under pretense OF being an Old
thief himself. threw his companion
on his guard by relating anecdotes
He was unarmed himself. and knew
that the real burglar-who was known
10 the fraternity az "Bill the Cracks
man"-had a revolver In his breast
pocket, with the use OF which he was
thoroughly acquainted: and the ques'
ton was how to arrest him single
handed. Story followed story. and
Renaissance Renaissance. TIL BIZ
and his companlon-who called him
self Jerry Blake became a. thick a.
members Of the formers profession
are proverbialB supposed 10 become.
Now" said Mr. Blake. after a
pause. "as a last bit OF anecdote. III
show how Joc the Tinman was took.
He'd sworn az there wasn't any man
as would take him slngle-handed
Well. AZ the reward for his capture was
a heavy one. a chap named simmons
who was then ON OF the mounied po'
lice. determined 10 try It on. So what
does he DO. knowing some OF Joe'i
hauns. bat brides stockman. who
lived In lonely hut on the side Of Z
deep guily among the hills. TO let hin
take posscsEiJn OF the place for Z
week or 10. Il was a hut where Jo'
was accustomed 10 call when be want
ed 10 pick up news. or get a fresh sup
ply 81 rum. Tor the stockman had beer
oonvir like himself. and a pal o
his; but. pal or no pal. he sold Jo'
this time. and no mistake"
I'D have blown his brains out ]
I'd been Joe. " observed the cracksman
with a savage oath.
I honor your sentiments" respond
ed Mr. Blake. "and from what ! know
Of Joe. he shared EN-. But. you see
when he looked IN one night al m
hut no stockman was there: but Il
his place Simmons. looking the yer
pictu Of a rough shepherd was seat
ed over the fre. making bis tea.
Hllloh! where's the s,ockmH
hercT asked Joe. stalking into the hu
and approaching the IRE. for 10
wasn't aieared OF Satan himself ~
sides. he was an stuck round with sll
shooters and bowie knives. 90 that h
was caution 20 look a.
He's gone
Gone where-dcad7'
Pretty nigh a. He's down AZ N
station with marsh fever I've bee
ordered up here In his place
And who may you be. mate. whs
you're q, homoT asked Joe. savagel
Tor he was disappointed At losing h
ifricud
When I'm a. home said Sin
mons. still busy with bis supper;
home means England. ] might be lol
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
erTnI TnrRr rs MoNEY N NJ.


Carl Vollen sold $3.50 Of salier's Cab
bage Labor. seed. rent and all did not
cost him 50, profit $500. You can beat
that and make lots Of money on Early
Radishes Peas Lettuce. Mushrooms.
Onions. Sweet Corn. Tomatoes. Po,a-
toes. etc. salEer warrants biz seeds the
earliest IN tho world. Potatoes only
ti.So per barrel Millions o. Raspber-
ries, Cherries. Apples and small fruits.
Catalogue tells all about them.
ssad this Notice with he. STAMPS "a
John A Salfer Seed Co. Ia Crosse,
Wis. and get free their big Plant and
Seed Catalogue and 10 packages vege-
table and flower seeds. novelties worth
table and flower novelties worth ti.Oo.
vat
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

OF at the evils that attack children
scatcriy any other u more dreaded than
Group u 30 often comes 10 The night
The danger a % great, The climax n -
saftdtn. ID n 20 wonder that Nfs. ", ].
rltkson lhetlef known uudcf hct pen
name % "slaniofd Ivciyth, % calls a " The
terror 81 mothefs." Not h u any wonder
That she writes IN terms Of ptaise aud
gratitude Tor the relief which she ha.
found both from her own anNieiics, and
iof hef ehiidteu's ailments, In d. ], &.
Ayers Cherry rectofai.
"Memory does net recall the time when
Or. Ayers cherry PeCiofal vas not used N
euf iamily. TOT throat add lung trouhlet'
rhat terror Of moihefs the Startling,
cfounv courh-uevsf alarmed me 20 icnk
81 had : bottle % Ayers Cherry ftctefal
IL thc house 10 supplement The hel.watef
bath. when suffering with whoepiag
rouah. N lta worst form, and afNcuiaiion
raainpoaslhis on agcount 81 the chohiuk
Nv chlldrfu would pclui aud getticulats
,euafd the hctliei To- enpetlsnee had
lauaAi lhem that relief vas " ~ sea
1rnn Ma ". j. plcneoN l"ttanietd
weeislh ~ authoF 81 "Romanee 81 lh1
sssslnees.s rrufe, h.A
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

An interesting peculiarity Of Alas
kan nayigs.io is thus described by
Mr. Ia Verne W. Moves In the Chicago
Times Herald. he extols the beauty
" the scenery and the smooihness OF
the water-by the inland steamer route
and says. The channel Is tortuous
and mll Of rocks. and whenever a fog
u encountered every movement OF the
ship is iraught with danger. I was
awakened about o'cloclene morning
hy a long blast OF the steamers whls-
de. This struck me as unusual. for
Vessels are rarely met on that trip.
and there are comparatively no settle
mcnts. A moment later ! heard the
captain and the pilo, on the bridge
over my statcroom IN a lively col,oquy.
4 sell you SIS right therew said one
~ them. cxctodly 1t must De-. OF
well d. on the rocks In a minuter
That vas enough Tor me tumbled
out n my berth and half-dresscd.
rushed on deck Just as the whistle
gave smother unoarthly scrccch. Il
SEEMED 90 be- answered Immediately
hy another whistle near hy. and I i'm.
aglnod We were meeting steamer
what dd Z lell you9' cried the pilot
There she Co., al rIEhtr After walt
ing ten minutes or more. hoping to be
able TO catch a glimpse Of the strange
craft I accosiod the captain. and ask
cd him where the other steamer was.
My question nearly gave him an en-.
uoptlc a. We had run into dense
fog. and our pilot was guiding us In
that crooked channel and among those
treachornus rocks boy the echoes sent
hack from the mountains which here
and there rise prcClpliously from the
waters edge.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

Miss Clsnsros can marry az sooa as
she chooses. not 10 say as often. and
she has her choice Of several fortunes
Well. she had q hard time OF Il while
a prisoner. and under the law OF com
psnsailon she IL entitled 10 all porslble
good fortune LEI her learn our Ian
guagc. and with her book or her lee
ture she can get fisk without any out.
side generosity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

The unpleasant Incidents and acct
dents o. the rcceni indooT bicycle race
In New York degrade a sport and adj
nothing 10 our knowledge Of physical
strength. nor does such an exhibition
In any way encourage a wholesome
development % an outdoor sport which
ls doing 30 much % improve the health
ard raise the vitality % the American
people.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

This b the greatest potato In the
world for Texas and the South. far su-
perior 10 Bliss Triumph. Send &c post
age 20 John A. Saller Seed Co. la
Crosse Wis. for big catalogue Of DO
taioes. vegetables and farm seeds and
sample Of it-Day Radish. vn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
Those Pspulsr soaFa

A disgusted Memphis editor pstu-
iAntly remarks: Sometimes We wlsh
that white wings would occasionally
grow weary. that our gal wasn't a
high born lady. that all ooons didn't
look alike to W. and that Mr.. Johnson
would turn that fellow loose and tell
him % 10 20 the devil"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

Keelys motor IL now a nyinE-ma-
calas witch parslytss graViiation
through "sympaihetc ouiroAeh-.
though. 10 be sure. the sympaihetie
ou;reach belonged 10 the original IN
ysatiou n the experience OF certain
capitalists IL any criterion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

You win enjoy this publication much
better II you viii get into the habit OF
reading tbe Advertisements; they Will
afford a most interesting study and
will pw you IN the way Of getting
some excellent bargains. Our adver-
tisers arr reliable, they send what they
adKmilae.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

Report. Of marrme d.sssisr along tae
coasi come boz ttirk tnl iasi People Who
ego down in the "a lea rhipa' shuuli befr ln
liorfrffrr's stomach Kitten o. = remriy for
ga slclutst Nautss. dttpHpsia. bihuusness,
constipation. malaria. urffoasnasa AM AID.
nfy truEhic. al tuccanbt 90 itn hcncaerni and
ffrcdy action
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

Clean blood means q clean skin No beauty
vittoutt Cascauts CANDY Cathariic CLEANS
yuuf blood and trepi % cisan, by stirring up
The lary lvsr sud driving en- Impurities nom
ne hody Begin to-day % hanlth plmplss
boiis. hoichss. tiackdesis, ana that Eckly
bilious complexion By falling Casearsts -
beauty Cor ten cents All dfuEgists tatitfae-
tioa Eusaniesi. loc, -, 80.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
4 Gaze n H,aff Taflurs.

She was much frighteneib but noticed that
~ interval, In which her stomach did not
annoy her, her hearts action became nor
NAL Reasoning correctly that her diges-
ion was alone az fault she procured the
proper medicine 90 treat that trouble and
With immediate good results Her appetite
came back, the choking spells became les
frequent and finally ceased Her weight,
which had been greatly reduced vas r..
stored and ths nov weighs more than for
yesrs Her blood soon became pure aud
Der cheeks rosy
The case D. Of general interest because
the disease Il q very common one That
Others may know the means of cure We
give the name Of the medicine used DR..
Williams PINK Pills Tor Pale People These
pills contain ell the elementl necessary 20
give new life and richness 10 the blood and
restore shattered nerves.
The present year will have among
I'm noteworthy anniversaries the one
hundred and hftieth anniversary OF the
death o. Isaac Watts. Il will be ehiehy
a writer OF hymns that be viii Be
honorsd By arsctionats remembrance
OF his hymns the Christian world has
chosen few az pre-eminent II he
had written only the hymn beginning
20 God. our help IN agss past" bis
name would have a sure place In the
roll OF makers Of verse worthy and dea'
tined 20 live. A great hymn levels de-
nominational barriers While men arr
TALKING OF Christian unity. or dream
sng OF Il. the hymn. Ia 10 sphere OF In
aueacs n only Tor the moment wher
heard or rung. makes believers one he
who has strengthened and inspired gen
crations. rsfreshihg the saints and NOV
.ar those who make no preiens.ona q
saintllness. may well be remembered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

Undertaken Smith OF l.eayenworih.
Kan. At the recon, reunion OF the
Grand Army veterans, displayed In
front Of his establishment huge siga
welcome. comrades"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28
HosrErrER CO. WINS a CASE.
Infringement. on Th.,r si,,.rs No, Tol.r-


atsd BY Uniisd states Cart.
The uuited states circuit court Tor
the southern district Of New York.
Judge Townsend presiding. handed
down an opinion December %. 1891.
granting injunction and accounting. IN
the suit Of The iio6totteT Company
against Isaac sommers aud Louis 10
scph. Tor infringement Of its trade
mark. The iurist states. tn bold and
clear language. the rights accrulng 90
the Hostetter Company. and the liahil-
ity incurred By an vho would rob
them. by fraud or Misrepresentation
Of the Well-earned reputation and
profits OF a business built up by the
efforts % half a century. The JUICE
says IN part:
The complainant is entitled 20 pro-
tection against the appropriation OF its
trade mark. by any and al unfair and
dlshouorahle means. and a court OF
equity has power 10 grant such protec-
tI0n whenever u is satisfied that an
attrmri has been maze b. ingenious
subteriuges. 10 invade the rights OF an
owner OF a trade mark In
the sharp contest between the indivld-
ual manufacturer. who strives 10 ae-
qulre and retain the fruits OF Indus
try and honesty. and the field oi keen
rivals seeking 10 wrcat from him the
prize OF the public Eood-vill. the In
ventive Ingenuity Of the infringer has
conceived a great variety Of devices
Tor evading the Established rules o.
fair dealing. Courts % equity
finding that their ultimai. object and
eject were 10 enable and induce the
retail seller % a fraudulent imitation
10 palm u on on an unsufpecting pub
Dc Tor the genuine article. and tins
90 contribute 20 the infringement upon
the rights % the original owner. have
not heHi,aied 70 apply the remedy"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

The government is In search Of two
pals Of socks. missing from box
shipped from Philadelphia 20 81 Louis
Tor army use Jerry Simpson should
lose no time In proving an ailhl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-28

a. must h. nice 90 have nothing 10
d, an day. and have an agreeable per.
sou 90 30 10 with