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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26

Fifty bolts mohair, all shades, S-inche'
wide. SO cents yard a, Norwood's. ds2
George Nedbalek and Adolph stasny re-
turned yesterday from Corpus Christi.
$1,000. 90 worth OF Hamilton Brown
Shoes Just received at Norwoods. %
Irwin Bone won the prize. ten tickets
in the potato race at the rink last night.
Gu, prices on mems and boys overeoais'
suits and trousers. Wagner & Brandon. ~
Parks & waldrop are showing a nice
line of oyetcoa,s at a big reduction In
price. "
For sale-Le,iuce. shellots. Cabbage and
Kale Plants. villa Maria Academy az
N. and z. AZ. sullock. +. A. Cos
set, and Others were here yesterday from
Grimes county trading.
Buv your sui, OF ovefeoa, today and
save IS TO IS per cent. Wagner &
Brandon. "
Everybody Works but Father, and II
YOU want to know how he keeps out OF II
be a, the opera house tonight. "
Willis Reynoid, arrived last night from
Fl. Worth with a carload OF fine mules
which he and ]. n. Mccullough offer for
sale.
Fifty bolts "a. r. e." ginghams, 10
cents yard at Norwood s.,his week. d4Z
Forty bolts "a. r. C." ginghams, 10
cents yard. at Norwood s,ihis week. d4l
The rain followed by the nor,her made
Yesterday quiet day in business way.
Hog killing weather Is in demand. how
ever, just now.
Fifty bolts cred Seal ginghams, 10
cents ward this week at Norwoods. di-
Iohn b. Hines for Fire. Lite, Tornado,
Plate Glass and Bond Insurance. Once
IN Smith Building. Phone i6i. 24'f
The remains Of an ltalion woman who
died In the Brazos bottom were brought
here for burial BY the afternoon Central
train yesterday.
For hne fresh bread and cakes OF al
kinds call at the Texas Bakery. Careful
attention to special orders. Phone 30
Mrs. Otto Boehme.
Thiry-six inch black taae,a silk. sl.2s
value. per yard IS cents this week at Nor
woods. "
Misses Irma Royder. Katie Eaves and
Ka,Roblnson. pupils ofthe Texas womans
College, left yesterday to spend Saturday
and Sunday Al home at wellborn.
"The jus, as good kind" In the grocery
business, like everything else, isa decoy
for unwary buyers. and Is but little better
excuse for no, having the hes, than Just
out" We claim and are willing to sub
mi, to any fair test that American Beauty
Flour" Is the bes, sold In Bryan. II you
are in doub, Try !, In comparison with any
other brand on the market. E. ]. foun-
tain. ="
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26
pErseT APPEARS.
Asia County Committee to Regulate
pureMsss Of Printise supp,iss

Asia County Committee to Regulate
pureMsse Of Printing supplies
Austin. Jan. e5.-waison Peteet' the
chairman OF the ltbor Legislative com
mittee. appeared before the house
county committee In behalf Of the Ken
nedy biiI to regulate the purchase OF
printing supplies By the counties OF
the state. This bill requires commits
sioners' courts 20 make annual con
tracts for such supplies. which are
divided into three classes. Glass A Is
composed OF blank books; class B. le
gal blanks, etc. and class c Is com
posed OF miscellaneous once supplies
Public notice must be given and the
contract awarded the lowest p'uaef
All supplies In class B must be done 10
the county making the purchase. This
bin Is aimed at the alleged printing
trust
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26

Fresh strawberries a, Howell Bros. "
Cord wood at $3.50. Apply to J. W
BATS. -
Jim Robinson returned from .Kosse yes
terday.
Judge v. b. Hudson visited Hearne yes.
tsrday,
Triumph seed Irish potatoes for sale b,
Ed Hall. 10
X. G. and Jesse Cobb wen, TO Cameron
yesterday.
]. NJ. Newman Of Edge was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Alma Driver lef, Yesterday to visit
in Hsarne.
Indie ]. w. Doremu spen, yesterday
In Corsioana.
Born to Pro-. and Mrs. X. o. Allen
yesterday, son.
NJ. S. Freeman of Harvey was in the
CITY yesterday.
+. +. Goodwin of Providence was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Adams visited
Hearne Yesterday.
Marriage licenses, frank uhyfek and
Fylomina kocma.
Save money by buying an overeoat al
Parks & waldroP's. "a
Morgan Gloss OF Tabor community was
In the city yesterday.
Send your boys and girls to Norwood 5
for good school shoes. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Minkert returned
from Calvert yesterday.
Mrs. G. V. Gamer returned Yesterday
after visit in Houston.
Messrs. Cammack Of Madison county
were in the city yesterday.
O. +. DuBose received another car Of
mules yesterday afternoon.
Ask to see complete line Of w. l..
Douglas shoes At Norwood's. IS
S. w. Buchanan shipped a carload Of
hogs to n. Worth Yesterday.
Big reduction on all mems and boys
overcoa,s. Wagner s. Brandon. "A
LOST-white and lemon spotted pointer
$500 reward for return 10 |. III. subef. ~
All mems and boys winter trousers a,
reduced prices. Wagner & Brandon. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26
BRYAN HORSE AND SUE MARKET

The manager here Of the Brasos Valley
Horse and Mule Co., Mr.. o. Z. DuBose
reports quite good business done the last
few days and some so head have been sold.
He still has good supply Of horses, mares
and mules on hand and two more cars re-
ported due to arrive the last Of this week.
Il will be to your interest to look the stock
carried at the new horse and mule barns
over before buying. They are selected and
bought by one Of the best judges Of horses
and mules to be had In the country and
sold under a guarantee to beas recommend
ed or your money back. These people arc
no, corners and goers bu, corners and stay
ers and heartily invite you to call and see
them a, any time you are in Bryan. Barn
on north end OF Main 81. - 1912
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26

Meet Of the House Members Were I'm
psGsa In Committee Work.

Austin. Jan. 25.-Ihe house had an
other bali holiday Friday morning and
mos, of the members we're engaged In
COMMITTEE work. This programme
viii probably be kept up a week or
longer until the committees can catch
up with abe work. The,Sfternoons are
strenuous for legisla.crs with sessions
OF house and senate investigating
committees.
The committee on revenue and tax
alton reported favorably the Love and
Thomas bin TO repeal the occupation
tax ON useful occupations. This Is q
platform demand.
Speaker Love appeared before the
committee and stated that 10 make up
the deficit by the passage OF the bill
be favored charging the liquor dealers
Of Texas 100000 extra per year.
and then they would not be paying
above the average OF other states. MT.
Love stated that uniform high license
bill will be presented In the near fu-
ture.
The committee on revenue and taxa
ton also reported favorably an In
crease OF school tax OF the state from
Is TO 20 cents. which will be an In
crease OF advalorem taxes.
An estimate of the state budget for
two years Is: Expenditures. FIRST year.
Ss.5s7.is0.si second year. sl.04l.
1854. Receipts. first year, 1851.
$50; second year. s3.623,5e7.
The committee on education report
ed favorably on the Alderdice bill to
have one board of school trustees In
each county. thereby abolishing Negro
trusteeships. The bill has also boon
reported favorably abolishing trustees
In community districts and placing
the school management under one
board OF trustees In each county.
The judiciary committee reported IA.
vorably the bill 10 allow parents 10
transfer parents control Of children
TO adopted parents
The Blanton bank bill. guaranteeing
protection 10 state bank depositors,
was reported favorably.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26
These who love mith and music will
find Il at the opef= house tonight.

These who love mirsh and music vii
find II at the opef= house tonight
Ask TO see our line Of school shoes fo'
boys and girls. Big stock iuy received a.
Nofwoods. 70
All meas and boys suits At greatly re-
duced prices TO close. Wagner * Brandon,
Thirty-six inch black tafeia silk, sl.2,
xaod:. d42
Nothing reserved In our mems and boys
winter clothing--wha;'s left must CO. and
90 quick, take advantage Of the opporiuni-
~ to buy for less than value. Wagner x
Brandon. ~
Miss Lillian Parks wishes TO announce
meeting Of the Kings Daughters this
saturday. afternoon at so'cIoek, at the
Baptist church. and desires all members 10
attend.
We have Just secured a big stock OF
boots, Bootecs, ruhbers, rubber boots, arc
tics, legg!ns, etc. Norwood. -
Send your clothes 10 the Bryan Pressing
Club, rear Hunter * Galatians, and
have them nicely cleaned and pressed
Phone 300.
A business meeting Of the members OF
the Christian church will he held Al the
morning service Sunday morning, and a
meeting Of the official board will be held
Sunday afternoon al O'Clock.
We have lust received $1,000 worth OF
the famous Douglas shoe in all the new
styles and feathers. Norwood. -
Ladies, come and zee my samples OF I'M
derwear from Ed kiam's Big White Sale:
Dainty lace and embroidery trimmed
garments Of all kinds from Is cents up.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence. dot
The musical farce comedy, Everybody
Works but Father which comes TO the
Grand opera house tonight, has the strong
endorsement Of the Dallas News following
a recen, appearance in tia, city.
Ed Kiam's annual "white Sale" begins
Saturday morning, Jan. 5. This includes
muslin wear, sheeting, table linen, EN-
broidery, handkerchiefs. In fact everything
in white, At greatly reduced prices. MIS-.
Mary Lawrence. 2atf
Pruience and good business judgment
suggest that you should nj all times keep
your life and property well insured. Con-
suit Jno. b. Hines for anything In the in
surance line. Offce in Smith Building
Phone I6l. 24u
Rev. Jas. A. Challenner, J. Allen
Myers, Joe y. Reed and Sam b. Wilson
was out yesterday soliciting subscriptions
among the business men tor the new Chris
,ian church building fund. They met
with liberal encouragement.
Representing the hes, of companies in
all lines OF insurance. inTite 4 liberal
share Of your business in 1907. Careful
and prompt attention to all business enirust-
ed. Office upstairs in Smith Building
Phone iol. mo. b. Hines. 24n
FOR SALE-Physician's office fixtures.
book case, revolving chair. office chairs.
operating table. instrument cabinet, 5000
operating case at bargain, iron safe. APP
ply at jenkins drug store. DIR. c. +. An
drews. "
Presbyterian church services Sunday an
nounced as follows. Sunday school S;4s
a. IN. Preaching at II a. m. and 7iis p.
m. by Rev. Nathan Powell OF College.
Westminster League at 6;so p. m. All
are cordially invited to attend these ser
vices.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.
n. & TIC. SCHEDULE

La 9. N. SCHEDULE
No. l07 North bound. 1910 a. m
No. l0l South bound. 49,. sos p. m
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26
CONDEMNATION ACT.
Senator senter Proposes an Amend
mens TO the Measure.


mens to the Measure.
Austin. Jan. Ex-senator senter pro
poses the following amendment TO the
condemnation act:
Amend section 4 by adding az the
end OF line IL. on page 3. the follow
Ing words: The right OF condemna-
ton herein given TO any such interur-
ban electric railway company shall In.
clude the power and authority 10 con-
denim for as use and benefit an ease
ment and right 10 operate its interur-
ban cars over and upon the track or
tracks Of any electric street railway
company owning or operating such
track or tracks upon any public street
or alley in any town or city OF this
state. such right OF condemnation 20 be
subject 20 the authority and control OF
the city council OF such town or city.
and In any proceeding TO condemn an
easement Of suck nature the court or
Jury trying the cause shall TX and de
fine the terms and conditions upon
WI Ell such easement shall be granted
and used. provided the court rendering
such judgment shall be authorized
upon a subsequent application or ap
plications by any Interested and com.
planning party showing adequate cause
for such complaint to review and re
form the terms and conditions OF such
grant and the provisions OF such judg-
ment. and the hearing upon such appli-
cation shall be In the nature OF re-
trial OF said cause with respect to the
terms and conditions upon which said
easement shall be used. but the court
shall not have power upon any such
rehearing TO declare such easement
forfeited or TO substantially impair the
exercise thereof"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26
CARD FROM Or MYsoR.

The report beirg current tina, IL Is m,
purpose to leave Bryan and locate in Hous'
ton, I desire to say tina, !, is entirely erron'
eous. bryan Is good enough for me.
intend to remain here. and my friends and
the public will continue to find me at the
same place. ~ IS
~ Paul NJ. Rsysor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given tina, on and atter
Feb. l. no poll tax payments can be made
for the current year; 10 per cen, delinquent
fee will be added to all unpaid property
taxes after that date, and the delinqucn,
tax lis, will be promptly made up for pub
LEGATION. Frank Clarke,
10 City Secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26

Services First Bap,is, Church are an
nounced as follows;
Bible school 7;4s a. m.
Public worship II a. m. Sermon by the
pastor on God Sees Thy Tears" b. Y,
p. U. 6sso p. m.
Public worship 7;30 .. m. Sermon by
the pastor on "rhe Desire to be Remem-
bered." The public invited.
Geo. b. Butler, Pastor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26
ECONOMY QUESTION.
Senate Spent Entire Morning Session
Of Friday Discussing Same.

OF Friday DISCUSSING Ssme.
Austin. Jan. 25.-on the question Of
economy the senate spent the entire
morning session Friday on a resoiu
ticn TO employ an additional clerk &c
the assistant sergeant at arms The
resolution was nnsily adopted b,
choosing lady clerk.
Senator Watson introduced a bill In
creasing the salary Of commissioners
from SO to IS per day and iimitins
special sessions TO one each month
The senate committee on Judiciary No
2 reported favorabiy a bill providins
for the appropriation Of $4,000 to be
expended In paying for assistance oy
the state In the prosecution OF inlunc.
tion cases nov pending IN the Federal
court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26
sx,reme Cold Reported.

Wichita Falls, Tex, Jan. 25.-Ex'
IRENE cold was reported all over ;he
Panhandle Friday. Sleet also fell.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26
Foot Cut OF.

Mckinney. Jan. 2s.-Near this city
a negro boy, residing at sherman
named Edgar Carter, fell from ,
freight train and had foot cut on
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26

| am now running the wood saving ma
chine formerly operated by Joe Ple'zer.
Leave orders a, store Of c. f. Bullock &
Co. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26

Chicago. Jan. 25.-The estate OF the
late Marshall Field. according TO In
vsntory, IL valued at 100000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-26
NOTICE. LADIES.

am giving skating lessons at the rink.
For particulars see r. l.. Beard. "a
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
REVIVAL AT PYTHIAN TEMPLE.
PentecoStaI Church 10 Hold Meet
ings Until January L..

Starting this morning al lo,5Q in the
Pythian Temple. the Pentecostal Church
Will hold p series OF revival meetings each
day until January T.
The. Rev Beverley Carradine. p. D..
evangelist and author Of s.. Louis. and
for many years connected with the ". z
Church South. has been obtained by Dr.
Henry B. Hoseiy. pastor Of the Pentecos-
tai Church 10 preach at the meetings. The
Rev. Mr.. Carradine is well known
throughout the country for his oratorical
powers, and this viii not be the first time
that Washington congregations will have
had the opportunity OF hearing him.
The meeting this morning viii be held in
Pythian Temple at 1879 o'clock. in the
afternoon at 30 o'clock. in the evening
AT 80 o'clock. and the following two sun,
days at the same hours. In addition meet
ings will be held every morning except
Sunday in Pentecostal Hall at 10 O'Clock.
and every evening except Saturday at
Pythian Temple At 80 o'clock There win
be watch night service Tuesday night at
Pythian Temple and day meeting on
Wednesday. January I. from Io.30 10 $50
o clock at PentecoStal Hall
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
POULTRY AND PIGEON SHOW.
Makes Report Of Entries
for January ..

At a meeting Of the membership OF the
Columbia Poultry and Pigeon Association
the secretary made his report Of entries.
which promise TO give WASHINGTON a
most attractive display Of poultry. pi-
geons. and pet stock for the week %
January 6. The association has always
been fortunate in having a most attract
i've display,
one OF the features Of the show will be
the daily distribution Of fine poultry and
pigeons TO children under sixteen years
Of age. Mr.. Nelson A. Wood. Of the
Smithsonian Institution. has donated one
pair OF Black SVmatras: Mr.. J. L. Ship
ley, TWO Light Brabma Bantam male
birds; Mr. Edward 5. Schmid. one pair
each Of white rats. white mice. and
CAVES; Mr. Calvin Hicks. a beautiful
Bun Leghorn male bird. and Buff Cochin
male bird, Mr.. George r. Howard. six
teen pair Of pigeons; Mt. E. c. Duffy. six
pair OF pigeons: NJ. T. F. McGrew. one
pair OF Buff Cochin bantamS. Mr. Morgan
SunemetZ two Partridge Cochin bantams.
The show viii open in Masonic Temple
and continue throughout the week. There
viii be a number Of beautiful displays for
the exhibition hall. among them some
wild turkeys from Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
WOMAN TRAHPED TO DEATH
Hrs. Simpson, Colored, Falls Under
Feet OF -Four Horses.
About to- Enter st. AIOysIuS' Church
Vehicle Approaches.

When about 10 enter ST. Aloysius'
Church at North Capitol and streets
last evening, Mrs. Virginia Simpson. an
aged coIored woman. living at 30 Third
street northeast. was trampled beneath
the feet Of four horses attached TO "a
heavily laden stone wagon. receiving in
juries which resulted in her almost in
slant death
The body was removed 10 the District
morgue. where an inquest Will probably
be held Monday. John W Thomas. col
ored. thirty-one years o. age. Of 1913
Half street southwest, who was driving
the team, was arrested. and is held at
the Sixth precinct station.
According 10 persons who witnessed the
accident. the woman had sIighted from
North Capitol street car in front of the
church, and had started toward the side
walk. when she became dazed on seeing
the stone wagon approaching. and fell
directly in its path. Unable 10 check the
speed OF the wagon, the woman was
beneath the feet Of the horses
The ambulance from the Casualty Hospi-
tai was summoned. and DR.. William
Smith pronounced the woman dead
Mrs. Simpson was sixty years of age
and for a number Of years had attended
81. Aloysius' Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
SIGNS OF REVIYING BUSINESS
Demands Being Made Upon Immi-
grafton Bureau for Workers.
Within Past Ten Days, says Chief
t. v Powderly. Many Requests
Have Been Received.

Business throughout the United States.
both commercial and industrial. is reviv-
ing, according 10 Terence Y. Powderlv.
chief Of the Division Of Information. Bl-
reau Of Immigration
The Division Of Information VAS
created by Congress as an aEencv. 10 O.
vert immigration from the larger cities
and find work for the unemployed alien.
The functions Of the division have been
enlarged. inasmUch as Chief Powderlv is
endeavoring 10 provide work for Ameri-
cans as well as aliens.
From July last until early in October
about 10000 requests We're made upon
Chief Powderly 10 supply various forms
OF labor for factory. railroad. farm. and
Industrial enterprises OF al descriptions.
About the middle OF October. when the
financial disturbance became acute. many
of these applications were Cancelled. cor
respondents stating that instead Of need
ing labor they were discharging men. and
that everything pointed 70 prolonged
period OF depression. Within the past ten
days there has been q renewal OF the de-
mand for labor. Chief Powderly saws
that this demand comes from every sec
ton Of the country. that il calls for ne
chanics. mill operatives. factory hands.
railroad builders. and farm laborers.
From the agricultural States have come
notices that in the spring hundreds Of
thousands Of farm hands will be needed
Every effort should be made by the gov
eminent at this time il is said. 10 see
10 it that an adequate supply Of labor is
provided in the regions where it viii be
required.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-29
NORTHMINSTER READY TO GO.
Successful Effort to Make Church's
Inst Entertainment Best.

Members Of Northminster Presbyterian
Church. in. y, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. gave the last entertainment to be
held in that church last Friday night. as
the church has been sold and viii be
turned over TO the purchaser in the near
future.
The committee on arrangements en-
deavored 10 make the last entertainment
the best, and they succeeded in their eff
forts. according TO members Of the au-
dience
The feature Of the well-arranged pro-
gramme was the singing rendered in both
juvenile and mature voices. Mr. Miller.
arrayed in the costume Of Santa Claus.
won warm place in the hearts of the
many children present, among whom he
distributed presents and candy
The committee on arrangements was
composed of Mr.. A. H. Clum. chairman:
Mrs. and Miss COuntryman, Miss Clum.
and Mr.. l.. c. Williamson