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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
The Sumter Training school For
Nurses

Drs. julius A. Mood, S. Cbaodler Baker
aud Van Tslburg Holman have applied to the
secretary Of state for charter to organize and
establish training school for purses in Sun
ter, s. G Above named gentlemen aud
Aessrs R. o. Purdy and Neil O. Dcnnell will
constitute the board of directors.
The education of the pupil nurses will be
both Practical by the experience which
they will gain while working 10 the private
hospitals of D,s Mood and Baker or any 9th
er hospital in Sumter County, which at tbe
discretion Of the board Of directors will give
the nurses e1fficien. practical experience.
Theoretical : Through course Of lectures,
extending over period of two yeare. Which
lectures will be given BY several physic!aos
Of this city.
After two years. course Of practical work
in connection with these Institutions and after
passing the final examinations held cv The
lectures. toe nurses will be given diploma
of graduation from tie Sumter Training
School
The school will te opened February, 1901,
With Class Of s: least fve pupils. The to!.
loving doctors hsvs accepted the invitation
Of the board CT directors TO lsctore: Julius 4
Stood, S Chandler Baker, Vac Telbarg Bof-
man. ]. S Huehsou, II u. Stuckey, Archie
Chira, Walter Chez ne I'D A G. Dick.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
Approaching his lleth Birthday.

Richard Greep, the old coiored oan 10 this
city, who has been mentioned in these col
umns several times heretofore, will reach his
ll6th birthday on :be l1tb OF next mouth If
be lives until that tine BE claims that the
paper be has giving bis age ia authentic, and
bis statements Of Thugs that be knew in his
youth, and stiil remembers place he age
somewhere. at least, 10 the peigboorhood Of
what he Claims All Of bis imne:iste family
are dead, aod he is dependent upon the hep
Of bis friends for living A mite box sur
mounted by bis picture baa been kept for hls
oeneGt at the s,orc Of q. G Os,eeE & Co. for
the past year, sud be says that the little he
gels from il furnishes the principal part Of
big living.
He bas teea unab;a to do manual labor for
several years, bu; is able to walk about, e0d
comes fer bis mite contributors every week
or Two. To see bis gratitude fer what be
ee,s would compensate any given We
tespesk FOR him the Remembrance Of all the
kind bearled 70 anticipation If his coming
birthday.
few copies Of his picture, tast have been
contributed to hiu by :tr Wihburn and Hr
Rhodes, are for eee fer bis beneGt at a. G..
Osiesn + Co.'S Book Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
MARRIED..

Al tbs residence of the brides parents. at
Uoa, Darlington County, on Wednesday, jan
9. Ar. A. D. Witherspooa, of this city. and
Mss Mary King, the Rev. Ar. Piel oficiat-
ing.
A. the Baptist mapse, on Sunday, jan. l3,
Mr.. And.ews. of Concord, and Miss Wrinkles,
the Rev c. G. Brown officiating.
Married on Sunday, Jan. l3. 1901, after
the morning service at Tirzah Presbyterian
Church, by Rev. J. c. Bailey, Ar. George R.
Phillips and Miss Sallie Lee, of Catchall,
s G..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
a New Doctor and a New Dentist

Darlington Is to bave new doctor and a
new dentist
Or c P Os;een, WHO has been practic!ng
in the Spring Hill section Of Sumter county
for pumser of years, hss decided TO move
to Darlington and bis brother, Dr. p. G
0sseen, of Somter, will also move to Dar-
lington to practice dentistry TIE former is
a graduate CT the Vanderbilt UniversiiJ
Medical School in Nashville and the ia,tc- q
graduate OF the Dentistry School Of the Uai-
vcrs.ty OF Nary ylenu. Both CT these gentle
nen were il. Darlington last Saturday look
ing around ard While here decided TO move
to Darlington fer the practice OF their pro
fsssioos. They engaged Offices ever Cc1 &
Dan,z!sr's drug store and Dr.. \. G. Osieeu,
the dentiai, e1gects to be in Darlington sitter
jar. 20
Darlington i. a growing town ard good
field tor another docto. and den tist and the
News welcomes the ABOVE mentioned gentle
men to this community. :y.-Dar':ag, News
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
Report of aealth Officer.

The statistics gwen below were extracted
from Health Cfll GER Reardcn' report Tor geo.
The report cont.ias rorch on toe genernl m-
proveoen:s in ssni'ary conditions OF 'hs c''y !,
,.ad suggess o;h-r needed reforms TIE f,'
loxirs a,e th. death soi birth s:a;,s;;cs ffc
1900 De.tls--G hi'e. ,nales o., ter,sles % J;
coioret, es SO. teos:es 73. Total mafs
81. to:al females 95. Tots! wAi'e 4' t.tsl
coiored II! roiul deaths 1856 Births
White, la.lea g fe.aies 80 ceio,eG. 'n4 g
81, f-toelee 81 To,s males 100, total fena 8
S3 Total ub,tes IS, loisI colo ed l0i Tot, |
births 1873
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
Hymeneal.

Iuvisa.iopo to the marriage of Mr. Abe
Rysteaberg. of this city and Miss Miriam
We'll. Of Savannah, Ga. have beeu received
in tbis city. The marriage will take place
at the home of Mr. aud Mrs n. A. We'll, the
oride's parents, No. Gordon Street, West
Savannah, Ga, OF 8 80 O'Clock p. ~, Tues
day. JeouarY 22nd
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
PASTOR OF TIE BARTLETT
STREET CHURCH.
Rev. r, M. satterwhite Has Accept
ed the Call.

A call bas been extended to Rev. F. N.
Satterwhi'e, Of Blepbein. Marlboro County,
by the Bartlett Street Baps,s. Church, aud be
bas accepted the pas,orate Of the church. H.
will cone to Sumter on March ls., by which
time the church building will have been CON-
pleted.
Hr SAuervbite is q man Of about forty
years OF age and ia preacher OF ability. q
most euccessful pastor. He will give hi:
eotire time to this charge, the Bartlett Street
congregation DOT beiog ip favor of unitin 6
with auy other corgreg 10 calling pas
tor, ss 1t is felt that the work here is OF sufh'
cient importance 10 require the exclusivs
atteotton OF the pastor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
!: The Mothers Friend.

Chamberlain 3 Cough Remedy IS the moth
er's favori'e L: IS p!easap: and safe for chill
dren to tske aud always cures. II is intend
ed especially for coughs, COLDS. Group and
whoopiug cough, ard is the pest niedic!,e
made for these diseases There :s not the
least danger 10 giving i, to children fo' i,
contains no oriuu or other luxurious drug
and may be given aa coofdeot!y to babe as
TO au adult For sale ty A. j. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
MARRIAGE.

Yesterday afternoon, at 80 O'Clock, st
the residences Of the brides mother, %rs. l..
Diukins, Ar. Edward Feseti, Of Rock aill,
sad Mss Aamle Dokias we're united In
m.rr,.ee, tbs Rev C. C. Brown officiating.
The marriage vac attended by relatives and
few intimate friends only The bride and
groom left on the s - train for New York.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
ESCAPED FROM CITY JAIL.

A SMALL regro, who has teen confined IN
the city Jail fer some minor ctfense, escaped
Wednesday by crawling through ,be cars Of
one Of the window The place sbroukq
which be escaped is hardly large enough for
a cat to crawl through, ii is ea;d.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
DEATH.

Mr " Holiday, of the Jordan neigh.
ooraood, died Wedoeeday night after = brief
iliRess. The funeral services we're held o,
Jor6ap Church at II o'clock Friday moraiog.
Gr. James Crcss~el: aged IL years died
at Fayetteville, N C, yesterday He was
son Of Mr. Jas J. Crosswell fore.rly OF
;his county
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

The marriage of Miss Mamie, eldest daugh'
ter o. Ar. aud Mrs j. Dove: of DovssTiiie.
Darlington County aod Er David ". Gun
bingham, Of this city, were united in Mar
riage at 3 80 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon,
Jsaua-y 9th at he Beca Geek Church,
Doves7ilie, Rev. 3 u. Fulton, OF Darlington,
performing the ceremony.
The church was prettily decorated With
vines aad pctted plants, the blinds were
closed and the b.ilding il!uniaa;ed With
lamps and candies
The bride entered tee church with her
sister Misc Nina Dove srd Ar. Cunoiogham
came in with his beat nan, ar. p. J. Nc
Laurin, Jr.
The other att,odsn1s we're Kisses Gertrude
Jennings, Lily Cunningham, Oc;avis Dove
Louise Mclo;osh, Ollie Gatewood, Mamie
Vim, Helea Brown and Mabeile Dove, aod
Drs. u. Stuckey sod ". B. Afford and
aeesrs Johu Cnnning ham, Leon Dove, B.
YeaGon, G A. Lennon, ". l.. Lee and J.
D. Wltbcrspoon.
After the ceremony which vas Grief but
impressive in i,s simplicity, the bridal party
aud urmber Of guests drove from the
church to the hede of Mr. and Mrs. J c..
Dove where reception was he'd from 20 6
o'clock, when Mr.. Cuoninghsu aud bis
brid. left on the evening tram for Indian
town, Williamsburg coao:y to spend a week
or longer With his parents Dr.. and Mrs. j.
C. Cunningham, before comicg to this city
Mr. Cunningham aud his wife both have
sosts OF frieods in this city and they will
mee, With welcome as sincere as the con-
zratula,ions and good wishes fer every hsppi-
pess that is now shovered upon them.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
Stranger Dies IN Mil District.

A e,rauger, said TO be nsned Sandy, died
in the mill eec,ioo Of the city on Saturday OF
typhoid pneumonia. he was from all ap.
pear.nces a soldier iu the late Spanish OF
Philippine war. as be had papers OF 40 hoo
orabie discharge in bis pocket BE vas
buried on Sopday, in goyrs burial ground ,
by the people of the cotton factory.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
sm1thv1lle Line Open.

Toe telephone line from hanpville TO
Smi;avil!e was opseed on Saturday. Tois
loe is Owned by Mr. N. Barnett, of Aannvll'e,
All he poins 10 the county will socn be co.,
Gscted 0OH.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

ODonDeli Co.'S, new store is nearly
ready for occupancy, This store will ne one
Of the hanosomest 10 be found Ia ,ae State
TIE spring like weather Of last week starteJ
the buds on the elc1 trees to swelling, and
sher. is danger that the fruit will begin pre-.
maturely.
Tae bor5e dealers are busy seilicg farm
stock Mules are in euch demaud lba, high
prices do no; appear to decrease The numbe-
sold
II troubled vito week digestion, eelchire
sour stomach, or II you feel dull litter eating,
try Chamoeriain's Stomach and Liver Tab.
lets. Price, IS ceote. Samples free ct Dr.
China's drug store.
There is quite q good crowd CT people en-
our streets nearly everyday. This is coed
sign of the business and progress of our city.
O'Donoell 4 co have sent on, some of tie
handsoa est Calendars of The season Ther
are real works Of srt AID will be an oroama; t
10 sny eh6ce or bone
The ueed OF new bouaco 10 Snm,ec is grsa.e-
q, pres mt thao even before, sod cozeo CT
roore houses conld oe reated 70 desirable
tenauts ~ oEca.
Cr: .his On, aad take i: 20 Df :; C;,ian' 3
drug sore and ge; free sample IF Chac ber-
!a!a Stonscn and Lr7er Tables, the best
ph5slc They siso cure disordera OF the ;to;c-
ach. billiousness and headache.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
NEW ADvERr1sEMRNrs.

o'Denneli l. Co-Going Rapidly
D ] Chandler-A Qaar,e, Of Sale.
q Haroy-60 Head Hoesea aud Mule8.
Hstate of Ed B. Miler-Nosiee to Debtors
And Creditors
Wansa-Y.n to Take Charge Of Premises.
Krsbs Piano for Sale.
Estate Of Danl Hollidsy-Nosicc to
Debtors and Creditors
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
H. HARB
Grand Reduction Sale.
Beginning on Monday, January 9TH and con
tinliug until Monday. JANUARY 2lst

Beginning on Monday, January 9TH and con-
tinuing until Monday, January 21st.
simpobe reduction article but from the fol-
Of tbs bona
ling Every article refunded:
In Mems Clothing.
74555 square cut stripe
reduced $40 to I so
No 1886 Suite sizes s4 s5 s7 49, 49,
s4 49, 49, 49, reduced from
No 476 stripe Suits ves sizes 33, 49, 49, reduced
re blue black cheviot Suits "a s5 81 49, all
wool, reduced from S12 5oto975
5ol Military stripe casme &c. 81 49, reduced from
No $500 stripe Suits &c. g. 49,
Child's Clothing.
40 Suits assorted cheos and worseds sizes
15 reduced from 50 25 to 1 so
50 a IS to rs ts''S'0s p' 49, ''''sN ''
Check worsted Suits sizes 5 reduced 81
Suits s. TO- II, H. 5 reduced from So o4 Is
Brown Suits WOOL So o2l5
MEMS PANTS.
pair casme ceviot So and so Pants reduced
Mems Overcoats.
wool overcoas goied satin lining reduced
Dab Kreey oyercoats al WOOL reduced from $40 50 90
grey Chnchia Overcoats reduced from Sc so s.
Youths Overcoats
81 90
o1toTd overcoats reduced from s6 so so
Boys Overcoats.
reduced 81 so
Bays light short overcoats a. reduced from 80
to- 25
HATS.
100 Mens Apue reduced from 75c SOC
100 Boys Hats reduced from 25c to zoe
SHIRTS.
so Mems Shirts patterns all reduced
o 60c
Boys stiff shs, assorted l25 "A,
from soc to 43c
cuffs reduced
from 75c to SOC
50 Mems co AZ reduced from
- JUST OPENED
Pcae SO different patterns select FROM sc inches
vide, all at 81
80 doz Ladies just Spe
or this sale 25c
you If read the following items:
lot of Ladies silk Waists Former price S5-o close this
line So 80
One small let of Ladies Silk price $6-to
line 81 9S
big will reap the benefit
u. Ryttenberg 4 Sons.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

The marriage of Ar. W Rogers Scarpor-
cugh, OF Bisbopviile, and Miss Rosa, The
youopes, daughter OF the late Rev " W..
Mood. vas celebrated Wednesday moroiog,
January e.b, at 8 30 o'clock .in the Suro-
merton Methodist Church in the presence OF
large congregation Of the relatives and
frieods, quite a number from Bisbopville and
this city having gone to Sumnersoa tor the
occasion.
The church was .astefully decorated With
holly and bamboo vine, and afforded brieh.
and charming setting for morning mar
ria9e.
Promptly at the bocr the brida! party eu-
tered the church while Mrs. J. ". Bailey,
who presided at the organ, played the "Hed-
ding March" from Lobeogrin
The ushers, Messrs. Julian Rogers and 4
D. Reid, of Bishopvi!se, aod J. Ln"tan,
of Sum merton, aod Dr. ". R Mcleod, OF
Timnonsvile. came 6fs;, then the bride,
leaoipg on the arm Of her sro,her, Or 4.
Mood, ard the groom With his 5es: man, A7
Eugene &cCuicben.
When the bridal party reached the altar
they were nes oy Rev VI A. Rogerc, OF
O:angebrrs, who performed the ceremony
briefly and iwpressivc!y The ceremony end
ed aod tie organ kealed forth aeodiesohH's q
Wedding March while the bride aod groom
and stteIdanta we're leavicg the church.
TIE e,ide wore handsome aud becoming
travelling suit of royal purple that set of her
charming and piqsaot fgu7es'o perfection,
and it was the ofteo expressed opinion that
she was most charming brids.
The bridal party came at ouce to tfls city
where they were entsrteined a; dining giveo
in honor of Nr eod Yrs Scarborough by
Mr. aud Mrs. Arthur Ba!ifze.. At 6.45 Er.
acd Ara. Scarborough took the train for
3isboprile whare they will make their hone,
Ar. Scarborough being native aod one OF
the rising youpg business ueo of that placs
Tuesday evening the hospitable bo1e OF
80. c. Scarborough OF Summe1too, was
tho sceae Of 8 reception given iu hccor OF
tte bride aud groom TO be, which was attend
ed by thsir many frisods.
TIE bride was until short time age a
resident of Sumter where che was deservedly
popular and has inounerable friends who
unite in wishing her every happiness and in
congrasuistiog Mr Scarborough co Winning
so charminc bride.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

N7AN:ED, fo. cash, Do9wood and Per-
w sinnon Logs Soathern Hardwood
Cora.auy, P o Box 52e, Charleston. S C..
Nov Ain
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

T02 SAtE-A Knsos Piano, IN due state
of preservation Mark Reynolds
Jan l5-lt
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

N7ANTED-A sober, ee,tled married man,
w DO children preferred, who waa's
healthy bome, TO take chsrce CT LOT and
premises Work light. Salary moderate
APPLY to H. LPiockneg, Jr, C4tcball,
P O G. Jan l6-1;
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

Tae borse dealers are busy se;licg farm
stock Mules are in such demaud lhA, high
prices do no; appear to decreaee the oanbe-
ca,H
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

x,. ". s. Wheeler ia lo the city.
NJ Guy XcBride was 10 the city Saturday.
Mrs. b. R5,tenberg has gone to Savsnnsh.
Ar. ". T. Aycock, Of Columbia, is iD the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
Estate Of Ed. b. Miller, Decd.

LStuCC VI HVs Ds 11f110H ~
4 LII PERSONS having claims against
~ tue aforesaid Estate will prs ut ssme,
duly ates,ed. and ali persons irdeoied TO
said E.,ate will nske psytrrat without de
,.y 70 SHEPARD NASH
c. C. C P 4 G.
Ian .6-3: Adm,nis tra;or
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

This season there is large death rate
among children from Group aud luug ,rou-
tes Prompt action will save the little ones
tro:o theee ,er7ics diseases We know Of
nothing so certain to give instant relief as
Que Minute Cough Cure. It cen also be re-
lied upon in grippe aad all throat aod lung
troubles CT adults. Pieasan, 10 take j S
Hughson & Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-12

all ranks Nd classes of Japanese. mill.
tary or cls+Ian. the people OF the mlka.
dos Kingdom are thoroughly lmbued
with patriotism and devotion 10 the
person of their emperor. The japanese
soldier or sailor considers Il not only
ais sacred duty 10 fight and II need bee
10 die Tor his country, personihed Ia his
emperor. but hc also looks on Il as a
privilege
They are small 10 stature. these little
brown men. but they are quick. lntelli-
gent. eager Co learn ohcdleut and re-
spouslyc Co discipline They are
doughty lighters. They proved that In
their former contest with China and Inc
Che recent disturbance, in that coun-
ny Seen in the light OF recent events
and threaicnIngs. it Is most s.guin.
cant fact that they hate Russia In
the schools of Japan the very smallest
children are taught chat the nation
they have most Zoo drtcst aud fear is
Bu.s.a. and tho men lu tho navy az the
mitadl have long been eager Co prove
chat they have not forgotten their ear
ly teachings Pos pulling tho lanyard
while squirting through tlc Sights 90 %
Russian Ship
Juoh Sans 1Hcb rau have wen
deserved reputation ,or taking care of
tio.r Ships hut DO ls uo d.,plu-omeut
to our navy to uy thlt Iu thp opinion
OF many naval experts Zoo thIs respect
the laps surpass even Our men, Speak.
lng of the Japanese navy. 70 British
naval officer. who spent some time ON
a Japanese war vessel said. u was
naturally much Interested 90 first Ice
looking around mp and taking stock
OF tho Japanese sailors and their ycs-
sci She WIS in superb fighting trim.
beautifully clean aud we'll found loo
every part, AMI the duty was carried
on with thorough manof-war smart
ness. II was impossible 10 watch these
little. active. clever. determined slilou
without feeling that the men of the
finest navy Ono the world would end
them worthy foemen" So also is the
opinion of an other unprecedented ob.
servers who have seen the vim and
spirit with which japanese sallormeu
/ perform their duties.
II Is scarcely matter of wonder
that the Japanese seaman, officer OF
man loves Dots ship The mikado's gov
eminent has very wisely adopted the
plan of giving to the vessel. names no
stinct with love u country and OF Ia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-12
AJAPANEsE JACK TAR

the ships, and mo- better exist any.
where. aud she has the officers and
men who know how 10 use their ships
and their guns and are willing and
eager 20 do so. And that no better
sailor lighting men can be- found In
any navy in the world is the consensus
Of naval writers.
Japan's rise 90 rank among the naval
powers of the world has been rapid
and wonderful Although placing the
naylcs of the world 600 relative rank is
an inyldIous and unsatisfactory task.
since opinions do not agree as 90 the
relative values OF various classes OF
ships, Japan's navy may safely be-
placed sixth on the list The nations
that surpass her in lighting force ou the
sea are Great Britain. France, the
United States. Germany and her rival
In AsIatIc waters. Russia. IN cousld.
erlng Russla's superiority. however. II
Is well 10 remember that many of Rus
sla's best ships are tied up where they
can do no harm 10 Japan.
In quality of ships Japan need not
yield 10 any power on earth. She has
the finest aud swlftest Of cruisers. the
largest and most powerful Of battle
ships and the fastest OF torpedo boats
and destroyers, and many Of them
were built In foreign yards.
In the matter Of ordnance Japan
need not fear comparison with any 9th
er power. Her heavy guns aud her
rapid fire pieces are fully equal In
qulckness and surcncss Of fire 10 any
and superior 10 those Of some navies,
During the Chinese-Japancsc war. back
In 1895. the first contest In which mod.
ern ships were employed, and In target
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-12

COMMISSIONED OFFICER. JAPANESE NAVY.
history. The titles ~ the vessels. that
sound 80 queer TO foreign ears. an mp.
peal 10 the Japanese as Constitution.
kcarsargc. Olympia and Oregon do to
Us. Their biggest aud best new bat.
tlcshlp, the llatsusc, for example,
bears the name Of beautiful noun.
tain stream which has been celebrated
In poetry for thousand years. Others
tell the names OF national heroes and
heroines and OF things ancient and
venerable.
Ever since the throwing open OF her
territory 10 foreign influences. less
than half century ago. the policy OF
the Japanese government has been TO
try 10 learn whatever foreign countries
could teach her Being an island en-.
pirc, with a great and growing mer.
chant marine, Japan has never known
a lack Of men for her navy, aud 10
help to train them In modern ways she
has called on the foreign nations.
Several years ago a number Of ex.
perIenccd English naval officers were
Invited 10y the mikado's government Ia
assist Ia the training Of the personnel
OF the navy. Japanese naval cadets
have been sent abroad, 10 the United
States TO Great Britain, 10 Germany
TO France, wherever they could imblbC
foreign Ideas and receive modern In
structlon without impairlng their Low,
~ country.
Now that japan has excellent naval
schools Of her own she scarcely need,
those Of foreign countries, but she con
tlnues the excellent policy Of having
her young men study abroad. The cf
feet Is seen In the smart. up to date np
pcarance Of japanese ships aud IN,
well trained qulckness Of Japanes,
sailors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-12
Bryan's
Great
Future!

Bryan Is the coming town.
The Ursuline convent will be-
completed in % few months.
Work will commence ON G. W
a -. V. II. r. to extend south IN
a few days. The lee Factory IL
about completed. We still have
hopes Of Girls Industrial school.
Good prospects for oil in several r
places in the county. several
very rich veins Of copper havs-
been discovered close to Bryan
in the last few days. Iron has
also been found in paying guam
tities-Coal In all parts Of the
county for fuel-Those are all
facts which will cause Bryan 10
have apopulation Of 2O,OOO In two.
ycars-So now is the time to buy
rcalestate, aud I am the man to
see. Come before the boom
strikes and you will double'your
money In a few days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-12
The - -
Jack Tars
OF Japan
NVvVVrTT'UVvV'VVUVvr

Given the most powerful aud speedy
OF ships, fitted with the mlghtlest
ordnance known TO man and the best
Of appliances FOR sailing. mancuyerlng
and fighting the great war engines,
and a navy Is not complete. There
must be- something more, according to
naval expert aud ordinary observer
alike. There must be the "man be.
hind the gum who knows and loves
his ship and worships his dag.
So, happily for her prospects IN war.
time. Is lt with Japan, the young giant
OF the orient The Island Empire has