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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-08

Don't forge, Toe kosh for all kinds Of
moving and hauling, piano moving rs
pecially. Careful attention 20 all work
entrusted. dit
For hns fresh bred and cakes OF all kinds
call a, the eSas Bakery. Careful atien
,en,ion to special ordefs. Phone 81. Mr..
Otto Boehme. DIT
X. r. Taylor brought in Tuesday and
sold to I'd Hall the mrs, swee, potatoes OF
the season They are OF the yellow
Nansemond variety
MI and Mrs J. W. Collier OF Gid
ding, are guests Of Mr.. and Mis-. NJ.
Collier Mrs. Collier returned Yesterday
after a ,i,, IN Houston.
Mr.. A. NJ Rode and childrsn, Mu.
n. G. Rode and son, Miss Calie Tooke.
Miss Edith Rhode and Miss Emily
TbDna, LET, YESTERDAY TO 'isi, 4, Seabrook
MI NJ. /. Walker returned 20 Fou
Worth Yesterday after a visi, to her son,
Prot J. \. Thompson OF Zack. Prof
Thompson accompanied her TO this city
YESTERDAY.
The Buchanan Moore Co. announce the
formal opening OF their splendid new store
Tuesday, Angus, IS, from , I'LL 10 p. m. ,
and invite everybody TO call and see the
store and immense stock OF goods.
NTbe Postal telegraph company is Je-
opeoing an office here, locating It a, the
store of Hunter & Chatham, with Earl
Beard as operator. Whit Doremus will
also have an instrument, in hisc oi,on Office.
FOR SALk-At a bargain, my resi-
dence on ives, side OF the city, Including
one entire block. One o, the mos, com
Portable residences in the city. Private
water works. Apply at once to w. 7.
Ford. l9su
Prudeuce and good business judgment
suggest that YOU should at all times keep
your life and property well insured. Con-
suit Ino. h. Hines for anything in the in
surrnee line. Ofice in Smith Building,
Phone iol. dit
The Allen Academy received ten medals
instead of eighteen. as stated in the Eagle
Yesterday morning, as a result OF the
victory in athletics at Arlington, when the
state championship and relay banners
we're also won.
Representing the bes, OF companies in
all lines OF insurance, | invite q liberal
share Of your business in 1907. Careful
and promp, attention to all business enirus,
ed. offce upstairs in Smith Building
Phone Ito mo. h. Hines. 24u
Notify me regarding your insurance
needs. No better inducements can be Of
iered by any agency in Texas than am
able to give YOU. II your property is not
fully covered why run the risk Of loss. See
me or call me up by phone TODAY. h.
pip,s ls9u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-08
SECOND PRIMARY.
Il May Be Necessary to Avoid
Contest.

New Orleans. Aus dispatches
from Jackson. Miss, say a second sen.
atorial primary for Williams and Var.
daman is regarded with favor by MANY
followers % both sides Secretary ~
State Powers mp TO Tuesday night stln
had ten counties 20 hear official 10
turns from and the count up 10 that
point showed Nflliams 10 be IN the
lead by about l40. The smallness Of
the plurality which II is now the esti
mated the winner can have. was given
as ground for the belief that contest
over the election Is inevitable Ballot
boxes are being watched by workers
Of both sides The fact that second
primary must be- held to select a can.
didate for governor has cleared the
way for the advocacy Of another vote
Tor senator
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-08

! FOR SALE-Small one-hose wagon,
cheap. Apply to w. T.Ford. 1897
August Giuare, who is here from Hous.
ton, visited Mumford Yesterday.
INaHy Stevens is enjoying a vacation
WIT TO his former home in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Burden arrived YES.
ierday from Albany. Texas. on a visit.
Mn. 6. w Brogdon and family have
moved TO town and reside on the west side.
Fruit iars at Howell s. Newton, s. and
oS cents per dozen, pinis and quarts. 2O7
J. +. Mitchell has moved his insurance
Office upstairs over + Rohdes Phone
$50 pos
Nln. Fred Kraft returned yesterday 10
Sabine after ,isi, 10 Mr.. and Mn. /. +.
Zsk
d. ;. Lloyd and Miss Mary Lloyd Of
Reliance left Yesterday to visit a, De,ine.
Texas.
Mr., and Mrs. 4 n. Darwin returned
Yesterday afio visit to Cameron and
other points
For RENTAL or part of my residence,
furnished or uniurnished. Mrs. DR.. Jas.
X johnson. 2o7
Mi. and Mrs. Joe Groginsky and chill
dfrcn have returned from an extended yisi,
north and east.
Roy Wick is IN charge of the inierlock-
ing tower on the n. * /. {. and !. s. &.
\ a. night man.
{. {. MeRea OF the Brazos bottom LET,
yesterday TO yisi, Mineral Wells. Fer
Worth and Hillsbofo.
Marion franklin LET, yesterday tor san
Antonio where he will resume bis IudieS
in commercial course,
Mrs. Rosa Giuire returned TO Dala,
Yesterday after a ,isi, TO relative, here and
in the college community.
Mfs. \, W. koNdet wa VISITOR nom
WELDON yesterday and was accompanied
home by Miss Maggie Dawson.
Mrs. Mary Ella sea, and Miss Julia sue
Common returned to jacksonville yesterday
accompanied by Mn. Lucy King
am now In the cottage next to Baptist
parsonage and will take pleasure in filling
all orders. Mrs MARY Lawrence. 20.
For Rent-One warehouse between " y
L. G. and !. = 6. y. railroad tracks and
east OF brick warehouse Apply to How
Ell Bros. 2lO
Prof. W Carson of College wa on
&C program Tor an address before the Far
mers Union state meeting Al Fort Worth
YESTERDAY
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-08
PAsSENGER;TRAIN SCHEDULES.
II. q T. C. SCHEDULE

!. & G. N. SCHEDULE
No. iO2 North bound .... 1920 a. m
No. i0l South bound ... sos D. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-08
PLAYING SOME BASE BALL.
The Bryan First Team Won From Thorn.
ton and the Second Team From
Calvert Yesterday.

In the first OF the series OF three
base ball games with Thornton here
yesterday afternoon ten innings
were played and Bryan won by a
score OF : to !. Batteries. Forces
ter and Meniiee, Bruce, Anderson
and Weaver. The feature of the
game was a home run by Mawhin-
uey in the tenth inning which gave
the game to Bryan. Forester for
the locals struck out fifteen men.
Bruce one and Anderson eight for
the visitors. Bryan was credited
with two earned runs and FIVE en-
rors; Thornton with one error.
Another good game will be played
this afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
The Bryan second team went to
Calvert. and with Dawson and
Houston as battery, piled up a
score OF II to against the second
team OF that place. OF the three
games played by the two teams
Bryan has Won two aud Calvert one.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-08
DEATH DUE TO DRINK.
Mexican Alleged to Have Taken Five
Quarts OF Liquor.

Enid. Okla. Aug Pablo Puente
a Mexican. was found dead az his lodg
inss, his death having resulted from
supposedly mysterious circumstances
Investigation resulted In the state
ment being made that on Sunday
Puente drank three quarters OF vhis
Ny and two quarts Of beer. He went
90 his room and was nj seen again
until Tuesday morning. when his life
less remains were discovered by his
landlady.
An autopsy was performed. and q
was found that his death resulted from
congestion Puente had followed the
occupation Of a female man In this
city for several months. but Is said
20 have large amount Of property In
the City Of Mexico. for which point
his wife left only last week
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-08

Deputy Sheriff Conlee, Deputy Marshal
Shelburne and Others called TO Houston
on account Of the hearing in the Federal
court OF the negro boy, Jack Hall, charged
with robbing posiofice boxes. returned
YESTERDAY. Mr.. Conlee reports that the
boy was discharged, the evidence being in
sufficient.
Call at our store. please. for free sam
pile Of DR.. Shops Health Coffee. II
real coffee dis,urbs your Stomach, your
Heart, or Kidneys. then Try this Clever
Coffee imitation. While DR.. Shoop has
very closely matched Old Java and Mocha
Coffee in flavor and taste, yet he has not
even single grain Of real Coffee in il.
DIR. Shops Health Coffee Imitation is
made from pure toasted grains or cereals.
with Malt, Nuts. etc. You will surely
like Health Coffee. Sold nv ]. NJ. claw.
renee & Co. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-08
A DEPARTURE IN COACHES.

NThe Scientific American makes
the announcement that the South
ern Pacific has ordered that here
after its passenger coaches be made
with side entrances and that there
are now a number OF these in the
course of construction in the Sac
ramento shops OF the company. II
is calculated that these side doors
facilitate ingress and egress, and
will permit OF the building Of
stronger car. The end platforms
will be done away with and a mar
row passage, with door built TO
permit of passing from one car to
another. This passage will be az
ranged at the side of the car and
built in such a way as to preserve
to the car its full strength OF con-
struction.
Another innovation will be the
introduction of round windows in
stead of the square ones that have
maintained ever since the earliest
days of passenger coach construc-
ton. These windows will be pro-
vided with a new system OF dust
less ventilators that has been re-
Gently introduced on the Union
Pacific lines.-Beaumont Journal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-08

{. NJ Spell visited Hearne yesterday.
Mn. T.. j. Butler is visiting In Dallas
Nick Lobello wen, TO Dallas Yesterday
Miss Cordia Fletcher is visiting in Dal.
las.
-, A +. worley visited Na,aso,a ye,,sr.
DAY.
Pete Moore of Edge was in IN, city YES.
,erday.
Mrs. Louis Hanus is visiting a, Brs
Fnond.
Jas. Wilson IT, OF Edge Wa in tn, ci,y
Yesterday.
Judge v b. Hudson visited Franklin
Yesterday.
S. 5. Clay OF Alleniafm Wa IN the city
Yesterday.
Willie Bailey ha, a position with Eu-
gene Edge.
Will Cofheld OF Rockdale was in the
city YESTERDAY,
Frank Anderson Of. Nava'o'a va, in the
city yesterday
George Eehols Of Ro,prim va, in the
CITY Yesterday.
DR.. ]. W. Gavin, ofhcs att J. len
sins' Drug Store. 1891
Marriage License Warren Riohafdson
and Mary lones
J. J. Nandivef wa visitor from Steep
Hollow Yesterday
J. J. PRESLEY of Cook Point wa, in
the city Yesterday.
Misses Arrie and Alan Cole are visiting
nhiineral Wells.
n n. Newton LET, Yesterday TO pend a
few days in Houston.
Miss Hazel Adams Of Enni, arrived We,
ierday to visit relatives.
Mrs. W. A. Reed reinned yesterday
after a visit TO Marlin
Mrs. Frank Valenta and sister lei, We,
ierday TO visit a, lay Tor.
No election on the constitutional amend
menis was held at Millican.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-08
BIDS FOR CITY DEPOSITORY

A. the regular August meeting OF the
city council OF Bryan. which will be held
j, rhe city hall in the city OF Bryan, Tex
a.. on the second Friday nigh, in said
month, same being the ninth day thereof.
bids will be received, As provided by law,
for a deposi,ary Of the funds Of the city OF
Bryan. including the school fund. for the
ensuing wear. Frank Clarke.
Aug. y. City Sec.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-08
EASTERN STAR ENTERTAINMENT

Each friend Of our beloved band -
All lend 10 US a helping hand.
suffice to say this sock is sent
To tell you Of the welcome meant
Each Zip OF our FIVE pointed star
Require 1--WE cenis-more we u no, bar
Nineteen and seven on August nine,
SiI 10 10 .. m, both cool and FINE.
The place the lawn OF Carnegie Hall.
And nice refreshments there Tor all
Responding TO this o. T.. $. call
Everybody is cordially invited TO attend
this entertainment by the ladies Of Bryan
Chapter No. Do pos
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-08
au,ran,lne Aaaln., erownsvIIIe.

New Orleans. Owing 10 the prev
prevalence OF dengue at Brownsville
Tex. all persons arriving from that
place must be kept under six days sur
VIGILANCE before entering this city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
IN HIS EYE.

his duties. He became a valued and valuable empioye, and developed tnto one of the best and safest and fastest telegraphers. Several years later ne became a press operator. leaving field in Mobile. He was induced to accept the secretaryship of the Mo bile Commercial Club, which ne served with the, same qualities that he had illustrated as 8 railroad em- ploye in the little Mississippi town
 From Mobile. MT. Kennedy went to Montgomery five or six years ago, and of all the loyal and talented young men whom The Advertiser has employed none has been more faith- fgl than ths subject of this Friend"
 This is the story ina few words:
 The qualities that developed In tms young Alabamian so steadily ana so surely In the hard profession of jour nalism are the same qualities by which any man can rise fin this land of liberty ahd opportunity.
 Courage, industry, integrity promptness and fidelity are the quail ties that are at a premium among all the people of the world. No man, young or old, who illustrates in this life these sterling characteristics has ever failed or ever will fail to< suo- ceed and to rise.
 We commend them to young men In any and all professions as the basis of happiness and success.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
TODAY IN HISTORY

Name Day: Marcellus. Sun rises at
 i5SS.-Charies V of Germany (Don Carlos I of Spain) resigned the crown of Spain to his son Philin after reign of forty years. Of all his vast self an annual pension. It was under him that Cortez conquered Mexico.
 iS16 John Wright the first con stable of Cumberland county virginia died. aged 10I. a,,, the employment of troops to suppress inc hostiifties of the Indians.
 1881 Colonel Hayne of South Car olina demanded of the President the surrender of Fort Sumter, which was
 1883 S.-Fort Fisher, near Whining e9usSSl issSi imGeneral U. S. Grant at a meeting of the delegates of the na- tional convention of the Grand Afmy of the Republic, reeommenoed iSt ST tin the oflee of President bsnes of fhe Hslteq tepotested tested to 9be government of the inroads be- ing made on their business by the Transportation of packages through 'ng fsss s.MiIlioukalani. queen of the Sandwich Islands, dethroneds
 1000 '-Samoan treaty ratiheH.
 iS0S-About one thousand Persons kiiled in a great storm. or tidal wave that. sweeping over the South Sea islands. depopulated two or thehi' Ma kokan and Hao. fovas+oIIod Russis's note by securing. from the nowers renewed pledges that the ter ritorial integrity of China must be preserved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
DRIFTWOOD Q BY PHIL H. ARMSTRONG.

The Little White slaves. Gro the Alabama Legislature, by Phil
 H. Armstrong.--Republished by re-
 quest.) -
 A bill has been introduced in the Legislature to prevent child labor in the cotton factories. Beautiful snow-white cotton,
 Emblem of purity / .- Twill not be soon forgotten This lesson we learn from thee. Harken ye to the story. List to the horrible tale, O men with locks that are hoary. O women who quake and quail. What are those pale dwarfed crea-
 turess
 Half monkey and half man. With pitifui corpse-like features
 Fixing out Ldfe's brief span7 With chests that are hollow and sun
 With cheeks that are pale and wan, With eyes like a man long drunken, With arms from which strength has gone.
 Ever and on forever,
 From early morn till dusk, Till body and soul dissever,
 Earning a miserable husk. Little old men-like boys.
 Girls with face grown old, No rompS, no fun, no noise,
 As little white slaves they're sold. All day long at the spindle.
 All day long at the loom, Into queer warped shades dwindle,
 Lives grown black with gloom. Sometimes they look with yearning
 Where the green fields stretch away And their childish hearts seem burn
 ing
 To run in the woods and play. Sometimes the mock bird calls them To come to the laughing brook, But the very thought appals them To lie in a shady nook. Sore. half-clothed and weary, With hands that are slim and white The hours seem long and dreary
 And they learn to welcome night. Too tired when the work Is ended To play in child-like bliss, The good God never intended The beautiful cotton for this. And what will ye tell the Master. o Bosses. rich and proud? You're killing them faster ana raster
 Each baby is weaving his shroud. Beautiful snow-white cotton. Emblem of purity Twill not be soon forgotten This lesson we learn from thee! Phil +, Ar.nstrong.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
Scarcity of Teachers.
That Low French Birth Rate.

Correspondent London Standard.
 Paris-One of the first acts of the new Minister of Labor, M. Rene Vivi- ami. was to publish digest of the sta- tisties sent in by the different Mayors concerning the births and deaths Of last year. In France the Mayors or their Secretaries act as Registrars. The figures show that the excess of births over deaths in this country is decreasing yearly. The annual average for the last decade is 5O,971, but the excess last year was only 3712O. The rate of the excess of births over deaths is 10 per 10000 of the population, whereas in Great Britain 1t is over 100 and in Germany l4S. M. Viviani's re- port also shows that the death rate is higher than 1t has been for three years. Tn A departments out of SC the number of deaths actually exceeds the number of births. This Is particularly the case in the Departments of Meurthe- et-Mo- selle, Apes -Marltimes, and Seine-ln = ferieure. The thickly populated indus trial districts show a sharp decline 'r the birth rate. and in the Department of the Seine, practically speaking. Greater Paris, there were 2.944 fewer births than in 1904, although the pop ulatfon of the department Is steadily increasing. M. Viviani touched the question of the decrAasing birth ratc in the speech in the Chamber by which he celebrated his entry into office, but beyond limiting that It was the duty Of the State to encourage large families he said very little.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1s, 1907.

Commenting on the statement that xhe authorities of Prussia have forbid den the sale and circulation of Ameri- can 'dime novels" in that country. The Indianapolis Star says:
 In England the problem of 'giEls' books has of late been attracting much attention. It is said that the English girls will not look at the nice, lady like things specially published for them, and prefer the boys books. In their turn. however, the English boys find their" books too tame and monot-- onous, These facts show how difficult 1t Is to meet the demand for healthy and safe reading for the rising gem eration, and how natural it is for the boys and girls to turn to fiction in- tended for grown ups" Good books for the young would pay" too, in spite of all talk of "rac6 suicide." The field is worthy of the attention of earnest men of letters.
 N In our judgment there ought not to be any problem about 1t. There should De no sex-novels printed or circulated. Tn other words, there should be no nov els published for boys which are not also proper for girls. Books for young people should be such as both boys and girls can read-if not with profit, at least without harm. Many novels are published and circulated which are not it for the youth of either sex to read. If all the novels are clean" the girls and boys may all read them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
MR. BRUCE KENNEDY.
Some Handsome Words About !
 From mn ola Friend.

Some Handsome Words About Him
 From m ola Friend.
 The following Is clipped from the editorial page of The Mobile Herald, <, The Herald is mistaken in one re- spect: MT. Kennedy is not Managtng g Editor He has general supervision of all news, Associated Press. State correspondence and city affairs.
 The Montgomery Advertiser, easily the leading morning paper in a great has just attached itself as by hooks of steel" to the countless friends "t Bruce Kennedy in this city. The Advertiser has made MT. Kennedy us from the city desk, where he filled the arduous duties of that responsl- ble position in most sgefessMf9i Mr Kennedy and Mobile rejoices. over his success, for Mobile cannot Forget that while a resident of this, cAty he was one of her truest ana ana eSS' eey as hls friends fondlyt called him, hao the happy faculty of winning War.n and permanent place in the hearts ol all who came into close contact VIII VIII his kindly nature and lovable dlspo- sition. But The Herald, Tn nouns the rise Ot this young Jourhals~ does so not alone to express US ue- light and the pleasure of many or its readers, but also to tell a story oi logical success for the edihcatlon anu emulation of the young men or Ala hama.
 A few years ago Bruce was an m experienced telegraph operator et Enterprise, Miss. whither ne nad gone from widowed mother at Tuscaloosa to begin the nara battle of life. His educatio1 then consisted of what she had taught him amidst the manifold du- ties of her noble life. In his nfsl position the brave young lad was ! rity and prompt in the discharge ol
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
wa,er Power of the South.

ZiOnS defalu ....s,,.o ., z, oe the South. its wealth of ever-run- streams wTHre Nature furnishes prodigaily the supplies of force netes. ,st s,so sary to carry on numerous productive cnterprises, should never be lost sight of: for to it's coal supply--more than twice as great as the combined coal area of Great Britain. Germany and Penn T Svlvania-and to it's vast stores Of oil and natural gas as supplementary sour ces of heat and light, the South adds st least S,OOO,OO0 available horse power of water powers, which might be utilz- cd for electrical transmission, aswell as for other industrial purposes The de- velopment of this vast water-power po- tentiality, according to the Manufae- tner's Record, will eventually employ s95e GOO GOO to, 5000. .o0O. 900 and will he e1uai i'm working capactity to 6,O0o,OOO men. Such a development of water re- sources would make possible the con struction of thousands of mile sof inter urhan electric roads would furnish cheap nower and lights for mines and faeto- ries. and would create, as in Swttzer- land. the highest forms of skilled me nhanical work. amid high elevations where the climate conditions are un- surpassed by those of any other section of the world
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
IMPORTATION ASKED FOR.
From The Trenton (N. J.) American we copy this item:

we copy this item:
 The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser discredits the theory that Adam was negro, on the ground that Eve tempt ed him with an apple instead of wa termeion. What does The Advertiser conclude since distinguished students have decided that the apple" may have been a lemon?
 From a time whereof the memory of man runneth not to the contrary" as Sir William Blackstone wrote 1t, the wise and otherwise writers, students and scholars have been speculating about that apple business, and disa- greeing about it. by the way. All that we know about 1t, historically, is that Eve pulled and ate the fruit of the for hidden tree and handed one to Adam, who very complaisantly, like good husband. joined in the feast. We con- fess that we have always had some doubts about what 1t was that caused him to eat of that fruit, whether it was a natural curiosity to learn what ,+ tasted like, or that he couldn't with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
victors and spOIIs.

Blrmlngham IedgeT. ,,g
 The Ledger has gone slow" and wiii "go slow" in criticising the new ad- ministration for giving the spells to the victors. It Is Jacksonian' Demo cratic and right. No man, can rise in who stood by him. No party can be successful that does not give its of fices to it's members, A mans first duty and a partv's first duty, and even a factions first duty, is to the men who made it. After that it is common sense and good policy to make new friends but it is wisdom to make the convert know that the old reliahles are hrst tc be cared for.
 A man or party or g faction. that placates it's enemies at the expense oi it's friends. simply plays the fool Therefore. we should allow the new ad- rninistration the fullest liberty in re- wardinE its friends.