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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05

when they took 100000 bales SC
they would only have to take tho
balance OF this season practically the
same as they did after this date two
years ago to make the takings 10 i.2
million bales.
Mr.. Brown Is regarded as an an
thority on cotton, but however his
openion may turn out, the farmer is
assured Of receiving more money for
his cotton In this market than I'm any
town In Texas except one.
Liverpool opened Friday morning as
expected, to points down. and
closed down. Spot sales were only
5000 bales. the smallest days trans.
actions since the termination of the
strike. The American markets de.
cllned In sympathy with Liverpool.
opening 3 to 4 points down, declining
gradually throughout the day. clos.
Ing 10 TO 10 points lower than Thurs.
day.
Fridays spot quotations:
Low middling, lice.
strict low middling, Lice.
Middling, 8 7-16c.
Strict middling 8 5.Sc.
Good middling, 8 13-16c.
Sales light-65 bales.
Liverpool Is due 4 to 5 points down,
his morning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
AT THE HEAD OF THEM ALL.
The Sweetest Girl In Dixie Soon 10
BE Seen Here.

II IL with pleasure that Manager
Mike of the Bryan Grand opera house
announces the presentation OF The
Sweetes Girl In Dixie" for Dee. 8.
This is one of the few really South.
ern plays, and II will doubtless be
greeted with large audience.
In speaking of the play The Calves.
ton Tribune says; I'm the midst OF
II fast llfe-an age OF strenuousnoss
and activity when human beings are
too busy with the problems of the
world to stop for a second to look
upon the brighter side of life and Us
obligations and duties; when men and
women rise and fade away like the
flowers that bloom and fade away In
the rain and sunshine, there IL new.
ortheless hidden In the depths of tho
human souls capacity for feeling. a
responsive chord. which when touched
with pictures OF home, OF love and
honor melts like snow In tho glitter.
Ing sunshine and prompts the person
to live better life and be happier
In their homes and surroundings.
Such was the picture OF pathos, of
love for homo and cherished memories
Of bygone days which was present.
ed to those attending the perform.
nnces OF The Sweetest Girl In Dixie" |
At the Grand yesterday matinee and |
night and few persons there were !
who did not at some time during the
llay feel tear trickling down the
heck.
Many plays have been written
bout the South but "rhe Sweetest
irl In Dixie may be fttlngly placed
i the head OF all those whose object
; to present u true picture OF life :,
ealing with Southern aristocracy All
he characters were exceedingly good
nd the real llfe-llke representations
ould hardly have ben improved upon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Second Sunday In Advent-order Of
Services.

Second Sunday In Advent-order OF
Services.
II a. m, morning prayer and ser.
mon. Subject The Sin of the An.
tediluvians.
1880 p. m Prayer and sermon. sub.
1ect Scientific Difficulties of the
Flood"
A chapter of st. Andrews Brother.
hood Is about being established In
connection with the church. The
st. Andrews Brotherhood has branch.
es all over the world where the Eng.
lish language is spoken. II is In.
tended principally for young men. and
strangers in the city will find desira.
bic companionship by Joining the
chapter.
The Rev. Dr. Duffy extends very
cordial invitation TO all wishing 10
be engaged In a good work. He will
have pleasure In giving full partlcu
lars of the objects and workings of
the Brotherhood. Come and make
the church your spiritual home
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
The Cotton Market.

The Eagle Is pleased to again call
the attention OF It's readers, particu
larry those who have cotton TO sell
TO the fact that notwithstanding a
heavy slump In the market Friday, a
decline of Is points, the Bryan spot
market only sagged Lice.
A remarkable thing TO say about
this market is, that the Bryan buy.
ers are all bullish While of course
they can't dig down in their own
pockets and pay more for the staple
than they receive for II themselves,
we believe there is not one in this
city who does not believe the price
will go higher, and that pretty soon.
And the Bryan buyers are not alone
In this belief. Mr. w. p. Brown, the
great bull leader, who for the past
several years has been very correct re-
garding production and phenomenally
so concerning consumption OF cotton.
In n circular letter gives his annual
estimate Of the cotton crop of l90S.09,
The estimate Is bullish and Is 70
675.0 900 bales, considerably under the
estimate OF the New Orleans Times
Democrat.
Mr. Browns estimate by states fol.
Inxyu.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
A MoNEY.MAkiNo TRIP.
J. w. ManIey and Neighbors Financial.
iy Ahead by Coming to Bryan.

Mr.. j. w. Manley OF Normange,
came over from his home county Fri
day TO sell cotton and trade with
Bryan's up-to-date merchants, Mr.
Manley's wife accompanied him, as
did also some of his neighbors To
The Eagle man, Mr.. Manley stated
that the buyers In Bryan paid
more for his cotton than in any other
place in which II had been offered for
sale. He only sold bale or two, re-
serving part OF his crop, but on the
amount he sold here he realized a
sum amounting TO several dollars over
the sum he would hove received for
tho same cotton elsewhere, for, as
stated, he had bids from other points
Mr.. Manley had read the article
printed In The Eagle week before last,
explaining why the buyers In Bryan
can and DO pay more for cotton than
any town In Texas except one, and
found the statements TO be absolute
ly correct. He also found that the
profit In coming TO Bryan does not
end In the better price obtained for
cotton, but the lower prices and wider
variety OF goods offered by merchants
hVi' nhouiu diSo bt iISuItu III tHc
equation.
The Eagle on hehalf OF the cotton
buyers and of the merchants and bust.
ness men generally invites the atten-
ton OF all its readers TO the published
price offered for cotton In this mar.
ket every day and every week, which
for reasons already explained are
higher than any other interior mar.
ket In the state OF Texaa. except one |
AMI are relatively higher than the |
spot markets OF Houston and Calves !
ton. The Eagle also invites the at
tention OF all rs readers to the adj
vertisements or TO the invitations Of
the merchants of this city to those
who read our paper, and TO the pri-
ces quoted. We think there Is two
fold profit to the farmer in coming
to Bryan. and we submit proof which
we honestly believe is convincing. The
first profit Is in the sale of his cotton
DR. other products, for he will obtain
4 higher price than at any other point
IN this trade territory, and the sec.
md profit is, the LOWER prices at
which he can buy the goods he may
iesire to purchase.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
WON A SCHOLARSHIP.
A. q N. Boys Made an Gnvlable Rec.
ord az Chicago.

|
A. j. Ogden Armour scholarship
valued az $3.50, was Won by the A, A
NJ, boys at the International stock
judging contest Just held In Chicago,
The winning OF this scholarship and
the record mado by the team from
A. a NJ, Is no doubt a matter OF pride
TO the college. and should be- to the
entire State.
Mr. Armour awarded $4,000 for TWEEN
" agricultural scholarships, TO be-
distributed In 1905 Rt the lntorna.
tional Livestock exposition, TO the
college whose team did the most of.
riclent work In student Judging con.
test on horses, cattle, sheep hogs,
grain and feed exhibit aud TO the col.
lego whose team does the most off.
Client work In all OF the classes, and
then there are fourteen other cash
prizes OF lesser value.
On the Judging OF sheep the A. n VI.
boys won the scholarship. The work
of the boys w most gratifying aud re-.
fleets Rront credit upon the A. A NJ.
shnb u'N'lh hh M'l uN wv ubNN WHO
the competition In fact con.
The conditions under which
the boys have had 20 work they
more than fulfilled the expectations
Of their friends II must be- under.
stood that the equipment at A. a NJ.
X not NO good M NJ other colleges
Nhoac teams were entered and the
rcNans were sadly handicapped In
many respects by reason OF this.
IL was on sheep that the Texas
BOYS did their strongest work. In
his class they stood first In general
lverage. thereby winning one OF the /
i Ogden Armour scholarships, |
TO $3.50
In individual ranking among the
orty contestants, In Judging horses.
attic, shecp and swine, r. +. Miller
TODD fifth, thus emitting him TO one
Z the five ribbons TO be- given 10
he five highest men In the contest
j. Caldwell stood tenth among the
,rty contestants and J, s, Williams !
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
stood fifteenth.

stood fifteenth.
In individual ranking among IN
forty contestants In Judging shed
alone. H. y, Miller stood second, J. a
Williams stood third and J. j. Cald
we'll fourth. In his class three OF our
men were right at the top and 20.
gcther, thus constituting good team
work,
In individual ranking among forty
contestants In judging cattle alone
j. j, Caldwell stood fifth, II. y. Nil.
Ter ninth, G. ], Minter twentieth. and
d. y, Williams twenty.second.
In individual ranking among the
forty contestants In Judging hogs
alone, X. l., Robertson stood eley.
enth, j, y. Williams twenty.first, G.
j, Minter twenty.fourth, J. j. Cald
well twenty.sixth.
In individual ranking among forty
contestants In Judging horses alone,
r. +, Miller stood sixth. II. l.. Robert.
son twelfth.
In the dairy judging contest the
following were chosen among the
Texans TO compete: X. =. Miller. ~.
Caldwell. :. II. Mcmillan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
THE CLASSIC DRAMA.
Mr.. Charles 3. Hanford Is Its Greatest
Exponent.

Mr.. Charles 3. Hanford Is It's Creates 81
Exponent.
The present tour of Charles B. Han.
ford promises to be OF exceptional In.
terest, for in his field of artistic ex.
preston he stands practically alone as
an exponent of the greatest plays I'm
English literature-the shakespeare
drama. His annual visits invariably
inspire the keenest interest among
all classes OF playgoers, and II is the
aim Of his management, by careful sc.
lection OF plays, to maintain. and If
possible, excel the high standard of
excellence attained by this popular
player While II has been customary
FOR most actors to confine themselves
to one production u season, Mr.. Han
ford has displayed prodigious indus.
try and noble generosity, mounting
every piece In his repertory with the
strictest attention to detail and with
the utmost luxury of investiture war.
ranted. Schooled with the greatest
masters of his art, he has profited
by the instruction. and stands today
as one OF the really great opponents
OF the classic drama.
LUIS Ic-dppedTdHce Oh MISS Marie |
Drofnah will give added interest to
Mr.. Hanford's productions this season |
After a years absence from the stage, |
Miss Drofnah returns to the position |
she has so ably filled for many years |
and In which she has earned the high. |
est honors as defneator of Shakes
peare's heroines. On the occasion of
Mr. Hanford's engagement at the
Grand opera house Friday, Dec. II,
he will appear in an elaborate produc.
ton OF The Tanning of the Shrew."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
School Board In Session.

The county examining board fol
teachers certificates was in session
here Friday. Eight applicants were
examined, four white and four color.
ed
The examining board Is as follows.
Mr. John A. Moore Bryan: Prof J..
Dulaney, Rye; Prof j. l.. Cobb. Alex.
ander.
Mr. j. w. Skains has been appoint.
cd to serve a. Trustee for the Pros.
pect school the remainder OF the term
OF Mr.. Lee U'say. who died recentIy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05

With all its wealth OF special seen.
cry, gorgeous costumes. bright and
catchy specialtles, IN the attraction
at the Grand opera house Monday
night. This piece, which has secured
such hold on the hearts OF thoater.
goors, is from the pen OF Mr. Clarence
Bennett, author OF the Holy City"
Mr. Bennett has located his scenes
near the city OF Mexico and based
the fabric of the play on events which
actually occurred during the brief
reign OF the unfortunate Emperor Max.
imillan. The great treasure, the Sc
cret Of which was 30 Loyalty and jeal
ously guarded by El Aguila THE
Eagle) who although serf, traced his
lineage from the royal Montezumas
IL founded on facts.
The Foot Ball Game tomorrow aft.
,rnoon ~ going 10 be a hummer Tick,
its on sale nj Parks A Waldrop's. 3i2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
To Our Farmers,

Eggs are scarce in Bryan. Deal.
ers here authorize The Eagle to say
Zone dealer so authorizes) that he
VIII pay zoe per dozen spot cash for
eggs.
Turkeys are good IN demand. but
no price is quoted
Chickens-hens 81 to 81 per dozen.
Springs So to SO per dozen.
Ducks SO per dozen.
Geese 81 per dozen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
Weather Notss.


Galveston, Dec. 3.-The area of high
pressure central yesterday over Mis-.
souri, has moved eastward to West
Virginia and fall In temperature
has occurred In all Atlantic and east
Gulf states. There has been gen.
eral rise in temperature from the
Plateau eastward TO the Lake region
and southwark into Texas. The pres.
sure Is comparatively low over the
extreme southwest, and moderate to
heavy rain has fallen in California
and Arizona, and light snow In Utah
Elsewhere the weather has been gen.
orally fair, except that light showers
have occurred IN extreme southern
Texas At time of report there was
considerable cloudiness over Texas.
with temperature ranging from 80
degrees at Amarillo to "a degrees at
Brownsville.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
Edue School 10 Omen.

The county public school at Edge.
thriving little town 30 miles north
OF this city, will open for the term
Monday, with Miss Allie Montgomery
In charge. The schol is late opening
this year and will continue for only
five months. The delay "a opening
FOR the term was occasioned because
Of the necessity for many repairs TO
the school house which has been
largely rebuilt and entirely refurnish.
ed. The refurnishing was done at
the expense OF the wide-awake PEG.
pie Of that school district. The
school usually coni!r"Ss for six
months
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05

Last football game Of the season,
Allen Academy vs. Houston Heights.
Saturday Tickets on sale at Bran.
don q Lawrenco's ais
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
l9OS.19O9
........12.675.OOO

Mr.. Brown says further that he
estimates this year that consumption
will be 100000 bales. and Spin
ners takings as much more as the
available supply will admit OF. Spin
ner's takings TO date OF American cot
ton are 35S,000 bales. greater than the
corresponding date two years ago,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
River Forecast.

There will be no important change
In the Trinity. Brazos and Colorado
rivers.
b. BuNNEMEYER
Section Director.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05

The mechanical genius and artistic
skill of Mr. Joe Howard is finely
expressed In an arrangement
of the show window at Mr..
Tyler Haswell's Five electrically re.
yolved discs, each independently H.
Eliminated, make night picture worth
while TO see. Each of the discs is bor-
dered with tinsel and loaded with toys.
A riot of colors is effectively esk
ployed in a display of bewildTfing
profusion and intricacy of detSh
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
THE WEATHER.

Weather forecast: Fair Saturday,
colder In nbrth portion Saturday;
fresh south winds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05
River Bulletin.

River stages in feet and tenths.
(75 Meridian tlme)
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-05

Fresh bread, cakes, eic at the Tex.
as Bakery. Mrs. Otto Boehme, Pro.
prietor. dtf
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-29
SAYS WOODS IS STRONG MAN |
WINCHESTER STAR c0MPLI-
MENTs MARTIESBURG MAN.
For Democratic Nomina-
ton For Supreme Court Judge
Receives Praise.

Mr . NJ Woods the well known
Martinsburg lawyer has entered the
race for the Supreme bench Of West
Virginia Mr Woods IS democrat
and IS member Of the law firm Of
Faulkner Walker 6 Woods He IS a
son Of Rev Or F M. Woods, the pas
tor Of the Martlnshurg Presbyterian
church
Mr. Woods is q young man Of fine
ability and capacity, and he possesses
n addition those high qualities Of
character that render him eminently
fitted for a place in West Virginia SUI
preme court Of appeals From what
we know Of mr. Woods we believe that
the voters Of Weat Virginia win make
no mistake il they elect him to this
high office Il is conceded that he IS
making . strong Tight and that he IS
a candidate 70 be reckoned with. Win
chester Star
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-29

The members Of the democratic city
executive committee, elected at the
ward meetings recently, held a meeting
IN the grand jury room in the court
house Tuesday night for the purpose
o. organizing and planning the work
at the present municipal campaign
the new committee was organized
By the election Of Capt vi ,. Coils
ton "a chairman. and City Clerk r W.
Letter as secretary. both gentlemen be-
ing reelected
Captain colston has been at the
head Of the committee for several
wears. and has always been hard and
eaieient worker Mr. Letter has like
wise done good service for his party.
and The members Of the committee re-
elected him by unanimous vote
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-29
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE FOR CAMPAIGN
Mex C Executive Committee Holds Meeting and Elects Captain
CosoR to Position Of Chairman and W Letter Secretary

The committee discussed the work
Of the municipal campaign at some
length, and the Importance Of making
a hard and aggressive fight Tor thss
election OF every candidate on the
ticket was urged upon the members
several Of the candidates were pres
Ont and reported that their campaign
III the different wards ii meeting with
success. The democrats appear to BIZ
alive to the fact that they have 4
hard fight before them. and declare
that they win make determined ef.
fort to repeat their sweeping victories
OF the past four years. A list Of tie
voters Of the city is now being made
by the workers Of both parties. and
each side claims that the poll win
show safe margin Of votes on that
side