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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-08
II. - T. c. Time card. Bryan
LOCAL NEWS.

George Echols went 10 Marlin yc--
terday
Call for Lomp', bottled beer and
cool OH 1888
Mrs. W. II. Nall returned from
Marlin yesterday
Lemp's beer is the best hot wealth
er beverage. 1898
Drink Mt. Vernon Pure Rye NJ the
Exposition saloon. l53tf
Call and see what bargains J. +.
Parks oiIcrs Ia buggies. 1872
Missc, Maggie and Ellie Higg- left
yesterday 10 visit ~ Franklin.
Mrs.. II. II. Holt Of Waco j. the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Myers.
DR.. +. VI. Law and Rev. Il. u. VIII
son returned from MeNia yesterday.
e. T.. Davis Of Keith gave the
Eagle call while In the city ycster-
day.
Walter Coulter returned yesterday
from two weeks trip 10 III Paso and
Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. n g. Rhodes and
little son left yesterday for Eureka
Springs, Arb.
Marriage licenses; Ben Bulman-
ski 10 Katie Zulkoski. Anton Merka
10 Annie Hudec.
y. II. Knowles has put In new
grist mill At the old creamery. and
grinds every day in the week n
Wood delivered ia loads from ten
cents up, 10 any part Of town No
credit business done. b. II. Knowles.
n
Mr.. j. W. Gee has been suffering
several days from the effects of a
, fall. H. was able 10 be- up yestcr.
bay.
OH Young who orauizeda lodg,
of ~ maternal Union of America
here recently, left yesterday fol
Hillsboru.
Rev. T.. l.. ~hcttlcs will preach iu
tho Methodist church thi, morning
az llo'clock aud evening at $3.50, sub.
icctmouing sermon "CouSrcutipu.
sunday school i:i5 "a. m. Epwortl
League 7:3Op. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-08

Geo. W. Harrington ~ Bmzo.
county WIS Goo Navasota ou bu..u,-.
toduy and says that the line the .ur-
veyor, for the Calvert, Waco and
Brazo, Valley railway are now work
ing 300 has landed them acro-. th,
Nayasota river go q point about ore
mile north of Double sulphur
Springs. They reached the river
through the McGr.gor place. This
is the first line thc company has rut
out south Of Bryan aud 10 il supposed
that several will be- run before any
settlcdplane of action made.-Nav-
asota Examiner
II. 7. Haynes. Of Bryan, and one
Of DO" assistant teachers boz the color
I'd summer normal, and Mn. j. T..
kone, one Of the teachers IN the
Nnvasotn colorcd school. were mar
ried here Monday night, Parsou J.
\. Featherston tied the knot. and
it was a big social event among Nav
asota's colorcd LOO. &C. Nayasota
Examiner
There are lUO chances 20 get q
prize for guessing az the census. In
the Eagles guessing contest, and
fifteen thousand dollars j. the
highest prize. Other prizes are
sianO, sspOo, sluoo. s5n0, ssn, Sion, etc.
DIV n
I Services at the Christian church
this morning az la . devotional.
ll:lj communion, 1880 preaching,
ON "The Duty NJ the Hour Even
ing services s:i5, subject, The Duty
of the Hour. Endcavor az . p. m.
Sunday school a:i5. a. N.
Sealed bids will be- received az the
First National bank up to p. M,
Thursday, July Z, for all improve
ments on the J. +. Parks residence
lots ~hid Improvements 10 be- rciuuN-
ed at once. lA
Three months Tor q dollar Is cheap
enough for the Daily Eagle. and by
4 paying IL iu advance you get guess
at the census, for the prizes named
elsewhere. DIFF
Mrs. Mamie Zimmerman Is build
I ing a new residence ON the site Of W.
W. Harris former home which she
recently purchased
W l.. Turner aud \. G.. Banham
came over from Roger, Prairie yes
tcriay aud Mr. Banham left ior a
visit to Palestine.
+ :. W. buchanan has refrigerated
meats OF all kinds al City Market
/ tie leads them an. 2u
/ Fresh harbecucd meats at thc City
market.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-08

The board Of directors Of the A.
and NJ. College have adjourned.
Among matter, attended 20 was the
placing Of IN. care Of the grounds,
shrubbery, etc, under the dir,,, ion
of Prof. Price Of the hortic \ural
department with view 10 luther
beautifying them. They also sepa-
rated the departments OF history aud
English, leaving Prof. Hutson in
charge Of the former and making
Prof. Philpott adjunct professor in
charge Of the English department.
A committee was also appointed TO
take steps 10 secure separation Of
the experimental and educational
work Of the Agricultural department
from the practical work. with the
idea Of making the work of the for
iner wholly instructive In character.
and operating the latter 10 supply the
mess hall with produce from the farm
~ far as possible under the direction
Of a superintendent, and also to de-
fine the relation OF said superintend-
eut To The department.
Mr.. aud Mrs Tyler Haswell have
returned lfomavisitt ., Philadelphia.
Washington and other points. He
has a very hand,om. usher's badge
obtained at the national republican
convention. II has medallion or
nanent with the proilles of Lincoln.
Grant aud Mckinley While in
Washington Mr.. Haswell met an Of.
fetal of the agricultural department
who took occasion 10 speak IN m,
highest terms of the 4. d VI. Colleg,
Of Texas. In the agricultural depart.
ment the statistics of the College ar.
regarded n most thoroughly authen.
tic and reliable. The military feat.
ure, and boz fact the work Of all de.
/ partmeut-. ruuk, high ANA nltogeth.
I or tHr a. a VI. wnks with the best
ih,itd.iDIhoi its Kind in tle United
/ states.
Cornelius Gilbert, colored, plead
. guilty to au aggravated assault her,
yesterday and was sent 10 the coun.
.ty road gang now working below
Millicau.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-08

Following Is the program II the
exercises upon the occasion OF the
unwilling Of tine monument To the
memory Of Col. Briscoe O.. Baldwin
at . O'Clock this afternoon AZ the city
cemetery;
Inyocation-Chaplain Camp J. b.
Robertson.
Hymn-"Nearer My God TO Thee
~. ID. &.
Unwilling 81 Statue and Recitation
-Mls- Frances Parker.
Hymn-U. ID. G.
Recitation-"The Silest Brave
Miss Lucy johnson.
Addrcss-fion. Norman G.. Kittrell
Hymn-U. ID. &.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-08

Sealed bids will be- received by the
undersigned for furnishing the Bryan
Graded school with eighty cords of
good, dry straight split wood.
Bids Will Doe received up 70 August /.
Wood must be- on the ground by
September /, 1900. The right 10
reject all bids Is reserved.
" Parker,
wild2i- Chairman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-08

Cornelius Gilbert, colored, plead
guilty to m aggravated assault here
yesterday and Wa, sent % the coun-
N r1ad gang now working below
Millicau.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
K~alendarzyk
Zabaw i ObchOd6w W Chicago.

Dnia IL lutego. Oboh6d 1O-letniej ro-
oznioy zalozenia Tow. Jana Ko-
ohanowskiego polaczony z balem,
W Hall Walsh'a, PREY Milwaukee
ave. i Noble ul.
Dnia4 lutePo. Przedstawienie teatralne
Tow. Sp. ,,Lirnik Polski", oh6r %
wv. S. P. W hill Walsh'a. Ode.
Crane bedzie; ,,Krakowiacy i Co.
.rale", s1owa Kamihskiego, muzyka
F. Zareby.
Tow. Sokd Polzki No. IIgi urzadza
pierwszy bal maskowy W sobote,
dnia 10 lutego 1900 F., W hall
ozeskiej 80 i 81 Emma ulioa.
Wojciechoaoo.
Dnia Is lutego. Centralne Towarzyst
wo Polek urzadza 13-roczny bal
maskowy W hall P~u}askiego, 800
S. Ashland ave. Poozatek o godz.
"A wiecz.
Bridgeport
Il stycznia. Tow. Moniuszko przedsta.
wien g teatralne W hall P~u}askiego.
Tow. Polsko. Litewskie ,Unia Lubel
ska" dale przedstawienie amator-
skie p. n. ,,Nihilisoi", kt6re sic
odbedzie dnia Is lutego 10 Or, o
godz. Z wieoz, W hall KAISER, D.
n. 1890 Archer Ave.
IOaon Of Lake
Dnia Is lutego Oddziai starszyoh So.
k6iek gniazds Sok6{ Polski ma
Town of Lake urzadza bal ozapko-
wy W sail Kosciuszko r6g 48mej i
Wood ulio.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25

456-5Oo., 289-5Oo., Oil dol. 147-
5Oc., 122-50o., 277-5O, 1880,
21-5Oo., 226-1 dol. 400. $780,,
463-5Oo., 10000 419-5Oo, 251-
5Oc., 1880, 1872 dol.45o. 273-
SOC, $780,, 421-5Oo., 398-5Oo,
35O-83o.,2 61-1 dol. 8Oo., 2O3-5Oo.,
285-5Oc., 242-50c., 442-12s.,3 800
Idol. &c.,. 168-50o., 3O8 500. 248-
Soc, 12-5Oo.. 199-5Oc., 392-5Oo,
ISL 500, 373 Idol. 4O2 500. $500.
119-1 dol, 457-5Oc., 276- 5Oo., 90
5Oc., 118 50c., 800, 348 Il dol.
900, 152 Idol. $780,, 90 5Oo.,
12O 5Oc., $50 -5Oo., 223 so O., 283
Idol. &C.,, 1866 5Oo., 194--5Oc.. 1T
300, $3.50 O., 330-50o.. 333-
so O., 467-50c. Razem $7S.S1.
Ma to wys}any zostal draft W sumie
60 dol, dnia 3 grudnia 1897 r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
Or. 1O6 20 Duluth.

Ma posiedzeniu roo.nem grupy 106
o'rani zostali nastepujacy u~rzednicy:
Prezes M. Musolf; wioeprezes H.
A. Musolf; sekr. prot. - B. Kamihski;
sekr. fin. - H. A. Musolf; kasjer - w.
Borowiak; msrszalek - H.. A.. Musolf.
Ws.elkie listy, tyozsoe sic grupy 100
Il. N. P. musza by6 sdresowane: II. A.
Musolf, 5 K. 9Th str, Duluth, MINI.
Or. $50 10 Meriden. Conn.
Ma posiedzeniu, kt6re sic odbylo dn.
Ia b. M, tow. Bia}ego Or}a obralo ma.
stepujaoy zsrzad: Prezes - FIR. Kwas-
niewski; wioeprezes - Boil. Markowski;
sekretarz do wszystkioh interes6w to-
warzystwa K. Krajewski; kasjer -
FIR. Zaborowski; marszs}ek - P. Bajk;
ohorazy - ]. Kaozmsrek; komitet wy
konawozy: M. B}azejewski i J. Nowak.
- K. Krajewski, sekr.
Or. I34 10 Glo6eUille. Colo.
Ma posiedzeniu tow. sw. Maroina, or.
1874, odbytem d. 13 styoznia, obrano
nowy zarzad, jak ~nastepuje: Miko}aj
Dompkowski, prezes; Andrea Kotow:
ski, wioeprezes; FIR. Lorenz, sekr. prot;
J6zef Koleoki, sekr. fin.; Jan B}a4e-
jewski, kasjer; Mioha} S~zymahski i
Marian Lorenz, o~piekunowie kasy; Mi
ohai Wandraj, ohorazy; Piotr Skomor.
ski i Jan Stencil, msrsza}kowie. Hale
do posiedzeh obrano W domu prywat-
nym u OBJ. Mikolaja Dompkowskiego.
Posiedzenia odbywa6 sic beda tax, jak
W roku zesz}ym, ii. W druga sobote pc
pierwszym. punktualnie o godz. u VIE
ozorem. Wszelkie koresp ndenoje, ty-
ozaoe sic or. 1874 tow. sw. Maroina, pro.
see adresowac: Frank Lawrence, box
1913, Globeville, Colo, Arapahoe Co.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
Ofiary dla oh. RabierzyhskiegO
w Buffalo. N. Y.

Ma reoe OBJ. M. Majewskiego, kasiera
Nv. N. P. ziozy}y ofiary Ola nieszcze
sliwego brata Rsbierzy hskiego, zgod-
ME z uchwala Sejmu XIII, Masterpiece
grupy:
CIR. 1880, 455-5OJ., ID 800,
137-5O," 354-1 dol. IT. 5Oo.. 1876
800, 400 50c.. 257-5O., 469 1
35c., 282 500, 33 SOC, 4l8-1 dol.
Soc, 35 500, 1902 dol. 20, So
5O1., Ia 500, 159 50,., 136-5Oo,
216 50J., 488-85o., 203-5OL, 22O-
50s, 3Oe-50c., 436 sos, AS L oil,
"a 50,, 349-5Oc., 23-5O,, 4S2-
5Oo., 464 800, 1853 500, 160- Soc,
274 800, 234-2dol., 145-5Oo., 1856
500, 1872 5O,., $780,, $3.50,
2O1-60o.. 309--1 dol, $500. $50
75o., 444-5Oo, 35-5Oc, 1880,
4O3-50o.,3 69-S0o.,2 47-5Oc, 431-
Idol. 600, $780,, 127-5Oi,2 49-
50c., 479-50o., 1885,, 447-5OJ,
428-5Oo., 368-80J., 1890, 395-
5Oc., $780,, 356-5Oc., 47S-5Oo.,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
CZytajcie sfOwa prawdy

cd Wiel ks. Tomasza A. Billy z Tyn.
dali, S. Dakota, poleoajaoe Trinera
Gorzkie Vino.
J6zef Triner, 437 w. 18th str,
Chicago, Ill.
Szanoumy Panie! Ola wiadomosci
tyoh ktorzy jeszcze ME znajs skuteoz-
nosoi Trinera Gorzkiego Wilma i 90 ia.
kowe zdzia{a}o ola os6b o~ierpiaoyoh ma
choroby zoladka, pisze tyoh pare sl6w.
Uzywanam tego lekarstwa W trzech
wypadkaoh ohorob zo}adka i skutki
zawsze byiy swietne. Jestto lekarstwo
o wiele lepsze niz wszelkie inne pre-
zemnie uzywane. Dlatego spiesze sic
z wystawieniem poleoenia Szan. Panu
"a tax dobry srodek. Skoro tylko spo
strzege cz}owieka W mojej parafji oier-
piaoego ma ohorobe zoladka, poleoe mu
Pahskie vino. Zslaozam przekaz ban
kowy ma $500 "a kt6re prosze mi prey.
siac druga skrzynke tego lekarstwa.
z szaounkiem
Wiek. KS Tomosz 4. Billy.
Trinera Gorzkie Vino jest prepero.
wane z ozystego wilma i ziol leozniczych.
Leczy wszystkie choroby aoladka, wa
troby i merck. Ma sprzedaz we wszyst-
kich aptekach lub IL fabrykanta.
.'6zefa Tyinera
437 W. 18th str, Chicago, Ill
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
lOVina, ktOra Wielu ucieszYI

Iudzkosc, 5ak powszechr lie wiadc mo, dzieli sic
welding s~tsnowiska fzycznego, duchowego 4 eko-
nomicznego M dwie klssy; do jednej naleza lu-
die zdrowi, SLIM, piekDie wygladajscy, zawsze
zawsze wesei w takim stanie najszcze6liwsi "
intereeach: do drugiej klssy naleza ludzie cho-
roonwi, osfabien', ziamani, zeszpeceni, chudzi,
trwozliwi, melancholijni 1 czestokroc absolutnie
do piracy oraz do zycia familijnego ME zdaini.
Do tel nieszczeeliwej klasy naleza CT. kt6rsy
ohoeiaz W zupefI lie niewiadomy, spos6b dopusz-
cali sic strasznych zbrodni wzgledem ciafai du-
szy,. z czego W p6zniejszem zyciu nsstajs strasz
ne skutkf, Tub kt6rzy przez zfe ~odzywfanie sic,
ciezka prac4. kiopoty Tub ter przez stycznosc z
osobami cierpieh tych nsbyli.
TIE zbfakane istoty przez kr6tkie swoje iycie
cierpi9 zazwyczaj skutki swych vad, sfabosci.
ma bicie serca, Dol gfowy, osiabienie, katar, cpl
lepsye, sny niemoralne, n~erwowo6c, zatvar-
dzenie, Dol merck, reumatyzm, astme, impotencje.
bolace wysypki ma cafem ciele / rome choroby
weneryczne.
Mkt z tych jednakze ME ma powodu rozpsczac.
albowiem wynalezione zostafo przez lekarzy W
naszem mieecte takie lekarstwo, kt6rem cierpiepia
powyzsze sly bko 4 gruntownie wyleczone bye
mog9. ktore 2 ludzi cierpiacych uczynic moze
ludzi znowu zdrowych, silnych, tfustych, dobrze
wygladajacych 1 zdolnych do piracy lido wsp6lne-
go zycia.
wystarczy ma cafy typzien, zupefnie darmo. wszy-
scyI ktorzy, pragna wyleczenis, moga sic zgfo-
sic Hstownie Tub osoblecie do:
State Medical Dispensary,
10 Z. Madison St., Chicago, Ill.
Otwarte Oh 10 rano do 1 pc pofudniu.
Cd 8 do 3 wieczorem.
w niedziele cd 10 do IL po pofudniu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25

I4-@kvLs kolektuiemy natychmiast wszy-
AdI stkim ludZiom, kt6rzy ma to ME
man spOsobu r6wniez kolektu-
jenny p~ieniadze "a noty. rent, board. rachunki rzez-
nik0w, grocerniF6w, k0gali / salonist6w; wyrablamy
s9dowe zajecia (garnishes). usuwsmy ziych Ios ato-
row; adwokaci constable zajmujs sic wszelkiemi
sprawami natychmiast. Mowimy 20 niemiecku 1
skandynswsku. Godziny cd 8 rano do z wieczorem;
W " niedzleis Cd 8 do pc ,Poindniu. Zgiaszac sic do:
THE NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY, I67 r. Wa
shington St, pok6j is. blisko 9Th ave., Chicago, ILL.,.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
WiadOmOsci Z~wiazkOwe.
Or. 354 10 Buffalo.

Ma rocznem posledzen u gruPy 3o4
odbytem dnia 13 b. M, wybrano nowy
.arzad ma rok n~astepny, jak nastepuje:
d. Narkiewioz, prezes; K. Fraokow WAX,
wioeprezes; P. Metelski, kasjer; L. u
niejewski, ~sekretarz; ]. Gut. wicess
kretar.; ]. Pawlaczyk, msrszalek; j.
S~zo.epanik, choraay; J. Sobozak, od-
zwierny; M. Olejuiczak, foreman; K.
Fraokowisk i P. Metelski, opiekunowie
kasy; F. Powalski i L. Piatkowski, re.
wizorzy; T. Dorywa'ski J. Berdysiak,
repr. do gminy W Buffalo.
P~osiedzenia odbywaja sic wdruga So
bote pc pierwszym kazdego miesiaca, W
lokalu oh. P.Metelskiego, $50 Grant st.
- l.. Uniejewski, sekr.
Or. 4O3 10 Mammouth, Pa.
Tow. sw. Jana Chrzoioiela, gr. 4O3.
obralo nowy zarzad, W sk}ad kt6rego
wohodza nastepujaoy obywa.ele:
Ignaoy Trybus, prezes; J6sef Peuksa,
sekretarz protok6lowy; J6zef Bryja,
kasjer; J6zef Gordon i Ludwik Pus.
tet, opiekunowie kasy; Autoni Pokraoki
/ Miohai Wilozek, ~opiekunowie ohoryoh;
J6zef Zotkos, marszalek; Wojoieoh Ra-
don, odzwierny, Wszelkie korespon-
denote pr sac przesylac pod adresem:
J6zef Penksa. Mammoth, Pa. Box Is.
Or. 10 10 Cincinnati
Ma ooznem posiedzeniu tow. Kos
oiuszki, or. 10, obrany zostal nowy "a
Rad, jah nastepuje: A. C~zerwihski,
prezes; ]. Grzeszkiewioz, wioeprezes;
T. Neuman, sekr. prot; F. WIoszozyh
ski, sekr. fin; F. %Szurlihski, kasjer; K.
Tyks, opiekun kasy, ma dalsze 3 lata;
wa. Wioslczyhski, odzwierny, ma 6 mie.
sieoy.
Zarazem zawiadamiam ozlonk6w, il
nadal posiedzenia beda sic odbywa6
zwyksej hall p. J. Maroinkowskiego
W kazda druga niedziele W miesiaou, o
godz. 2 pc pol; ~jednakowoz sekr. fin.
jua o wp6i do 2ej obeouym bedzie
wzgledem odbierania podatk6w. F.
Wlosaozyhski, sekr. fin.
Or. 3O6 Detroit.
Grupa 3O6 odby}a roczne posisdzenie
d. 8 styoznia, ma ktorem obrano nowy
zarzsd ma rok 1900 nastspujaoych
ozlonk6w: Mateusz Torlop, prezes;
Michal Opalewski, sekr. prot; Jan Tu.
cholski, sekr fo.; Franciszek Wlsniew.
ski, Piotr Michalski i Maoiej Adamski,
trustees'i; Stsnislaw Chrzanowski i Mel
ohior Bachorski, kontrolerzy; Wojciech
Przybylski, dyrektor ohorych; Jan Co.
}ochowicz, gospodarz hall; Mioha} Da
nielski, marsza}ek; Franoiszek Opalew-
ski, od& wierny.- M. Opalewski, sekre-
tarz.
Or 2OS 70 Chicago.
Tow. patr. i'm. Stefana Buszczyhskie
60, gr. 2O8, obralo nastepujaoy zarzad:
J6zef Serwatkiewicz, prezes; M. Klu-
czynski, wioeprezes; j. Grzegorzewski,
sekr. prot; j. Mackowiak, sekr. fin;
Jozef Stolecki, kasjer; Jan Grzegorzew-
ski, A. Tokarski, w. Sohlei bert, opis.
kunowie kasy; A. SmoOzyhski, marsza.
TEX /; T. Tesks, msrsza}ek ii; w. Ora
nicki, chors.y; P. Zsgwity, w. Dranio-
XII / !. Kluozvhski komjtet ohohod6w
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BIERZ
ME "a IS

Plekny14 kar
pla'Srowany
ziotem zega
rex, y praw-
DIVA amery-
kanska ma
szynery9 ma
lat 20 Rwaran
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25

cd Wiel ks. Tomasza A. Billy z Tyn-
dali, S. Dakota, polecajsoe Trinera
Gorzkie Vino.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-03
NEWS FROM DIR. SIMPSON.

DR.. Hal G. Simpson has written a
letter to his friend, DR.. j. l. Gibson
which contains much interesting news
concerning his eventful journey. As
will be remembered DR.. Simpsons
ship was wrecked Off the coast OF
Hayti After much difficulty the car
oof mules was unloaded on the island
but such were the rigors of the journey
and the dangers of landing that out of
1850 but S15 mules are now remaining.
When DR.. Simpson wrote he was busy
uperintending re-loading the cargo
on to the steam ship MonteZuma. and
about to resume his voyage to South
Africa. DR.. Simpson writes many in
teresting details of life in ti.among
which is one incident which shows the
quality of American nerve. 1t seems
that before leaving DR.. Simpson was
presented with a Khaki uniform by
Sergeant James of this city. In Hayti
the captain OF one OF their native COM
panies became strongly attached to DR..
Simpson on account of his uniform,
said he knew he must be a soldier an J.
invited him to drill his company. DR..
Simpson did not know anything of
military orders but luckily one of his
muleteers had been sergeant in the
English army. DR.. Simpson there
upon took lessons in military affairs
over night and next day went out and
drilled the Haytian regulars to the
great satisfaction of their commanding
officer. The Doctor also reports that
there were in the cargo a number of
sick mules that he wished to kill, but
that before shooting them he was op-
liged to obtain the permission of the
authorities as the state of the people is
such that the government fears the
sound of fire arms may provoke a revo.
luton at any moment. 1t no further
bad fortune is met with. DR.. Simpson
hopes to be in New Orleans again with.
in sixty days. If his cargo does not
arrive before long, however. we are Of
! the opinion that the seat of var may
be changed to China and the mules be
ordered to go on around the world
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Chinese Names.

In China there is no fixed nomencla-
ture-even the country itself is without
name-and this lack of distinct and
recognized appellations was frequent
source OF difficulty. OF personal in
formation from natives there was none
obtalnable on which any credence
could be placed. A Chinaman unless
he be porter cody or boatman,
rarely travels or gets during his life
more than few miles in any direc-
ton from the place where he was
born. When trying to procure informa-
ton concerning the immediate locality,
1t was no uncommon thing to have
native, and even sometimes men of
local position, say, "Oh. | have never
been so far away as that" or, II have
never been across that hill and SO do
not know what is beyond."-Harper's
Weekly.
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On Monday afternoon about thirty
ladies gathered at the home of Mrs. r.
A. Romans. The ''At Home" was to
honor out-of-town guests all If whom
have warm place in the hearts of our
people. Miss Matte Miles of Chicago.
"a Denison girl of whom our people are
very proud, was present, Mrs. A Nc
Ahren of Denver. Mrs. Hardy Harris
of Des Moines. Miss Scott of Redfeld.
Mrs. N. Spencer of Algona, Mrs. Sam
Wright OF Omaha and Mrs Grace Jen-
sen of Dunlap. Beth Romans also
gave party on the same afternoon
and the voices of the children mingled
pleasantly with the busy hum of con-
versation of the ladies. Mrs. Romans
presented her guests in parting with
bunch of cherries ripe.
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Going ON the Stage.

1t is my honest conviction, based
upon no little observation, that nine
tenths of the desire to 60 upon the
stage proceeds from vanity-vanity
pure and simple. What does the aver
age young person know of the require
ments of the stage, of the difficulties
that beset it? Nothing. He visits the
theaters aud sees the handiwork of
some clever dramatist presented by
skilled actors with an ease which it
seems absurd for the audience to APP
plaud. OF the natural aptitude, the
long training, the nerve destroying re-
hearsals, the struggles and the heart
burnings he knows nothing, of course
He sees only that it must be glorious
thing to be in the glare of the foot
lights, with fine feathers and heroic
or humorous speeches, the observed OF
all observers, with the plaudits of the
multitude ringing in his ears. 1t looks
an easy, delightful way of earning
living, Il fortune, and-like the child
and the moon-he wants it!
There is no royal road to success on
the stage 1t is an eNacting profess
sion. No man, no woman, reaches
success without great deal of hard
work and many hard knocks at the
unrelenting hands of eNperience-no
dainty taskmaster.
In century there are perhaps but
two exceptions to this rule-David
Garrick and Mary Anderson-to both
of whom success came with COMPARE
tive ease.-Francis Wilson in Golfers.
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Yet He Wasn,t stiney.

"Stinginess is one thing and an OBJ
servance OF excessive nicely in finan-
cial details is another" said a western
man who is worth good deal of mon
ey. AS an example will cite rich
old uncle | once had. He was mil
lionaire and not stingy, but he watched
the pennies Ike a hawk, and lie was SO
eXacting that everybody said he was
the meaneSt man in the county, but he
wasn't, for he gave away $4,000 q
year in various charities that he would
not let the recipients mention.
But to the case in point One day I
asked him for nickel for car fare,
telling him would return it when I
got some change, but forgot all about
it. Three months after that it occur
red to the old gentleman to be very
nice to his five nephews and nieces,
and at Christmas four of them received
checks for $4,000 each, while mine was
for $4,999.95. 1t was just his way,
don't you see? | owed him that nickel,
and he wanted Washington Star.
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PRESBYTERIAN NOTES,

The teachers meeting will be held
this Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Sears McHenry.
The Endeavor meeting on Sabbath
evening was largely attended and an
interesting patriotic service held con-
Quoted by Albert Healey.
The Endeavor society will hold a
social at the home of Hugh McWil-
liams Sr., east of the college on Friday
evening at which the newly elected
officers will be installed
The communion service on Sabbath
was attended by large number Of
communicates and the service proved
of an interesting and profitable char
actcr. Mrs. Bradley rendered pleas
ing sacred solo and the choir we'll
chosen anthem.