Bryan morning eagle. [volume], October 15, 1907, Image 4

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

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By THOMAS DIXON, Jr.
Direction of GEORGE H. BRENNAN.
The Most Notable Cast and Production yet Presented Seventy-Five People on the Stage Troop of Cavalry Horses- New Scenic and
Electrical Effects.
Prices, Lower Floor, SI.50. Balcony, $1.00. Seats, on sale Friday, Oct 18, at Haswell's Book Store.
The Daily Eagle
Entered at the Postolhce in llryan, Texi,
i second clast matter.
BY CARNF.S & WALLACE
BR VAN, TEXAS. OCT 15. M7
Roosevelt's Uar hunt is like his
politrcal carter nolUinj; h u t
uoise.
There is an iuvirse ratio between
the price ol leeraud the sieoi" the
schooner.
If Governor CampUll were a
trifle less intense he would 1e a
lwtter governor.
The cotton farmer toils and the
cotton manufacturer fpins, hut the
middleman toils not neither doe
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I j Those Louisiana people who are
seeing airships ought to be more
particular almut the brawl of their
whiskey.
There was crowing and cackling
when Secretary Taft arriveu at the
town where tho Shanghai rooster is
indigenous.
Inexhaustible quarries of nicer,
chamu have U-ett discovered in
New Mexico. A smoker can s.on
git a pit' that is not a mere sham.
A Colorado man untried his dc
evaxed wife's mot hi r and a New
Jersey man hi mariicd hi giund
fathei's witlow. England can't
leat that.
A Katiruue ram lia been lined
vo and M-nteiuvd to jail for a
year under the new law, making it
a criminal n (Tense to fad to provide
for one' family.
There arc a lew notoriety seek
ers calling themselves confederate
veterans and democrats who are
shouting for Roosevelt. They arc
freaks that's all.
( irant's army at Vicksburg made the "pauper oath." There is no
so much noise, that the Kagle par-' authority in the constitution for
agtapher can hear it yet; but an
old itgro declares that it was
HOthiugl to the racket Roosevelt
and his lifters have made.
The huuiwcujs Houston Tost
keeps popping its paper pellets at
Marvelous Manhattan, Wonderful
Washington, Regal Richmond,
Chivalrous Charleston, Angelic
Atlanta and Nectareotis Nashville.
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It is announced that at the Beau
niont poultry show none but the
Plymouth Rocks wilt be barred
and further, that the barred Rock
will Ik entered all right. Beau
niont ICnterprise.
A paradoxical pun, as it were.
Mars is an older planet than the
earth, and it is presumable that
the inhabitants are more highly en
lightened than the people of the
earth. Wireless telegraphy seems
to offer the only hope of intercom
munication between the two worlds.
A Florida man has leen jailed
for writing poetry. If the same
law prevailed in Texas the jail
wi.i; would have to be built on the
state Ixitmdaries. Nobody can
help Uing a pott in Mich a country
and climate.
In Norway a man has to show
his vaccination receipt before he
can vote. It would K a good
thing for most Texas towns if the
voter were required to exhibit a
certificate that there are no breed,
itig places of mosquitoes on his
premises.
The Krran l"asle in order t meet the
demandt of a (irei'er Itr an for a strictly
rirtt-t'U and up- to date daily ap-r, hn
responded rv nureasini; il tarilities, hav
ing ret-ently pmihaed a new Linotype
mn hint an I a i tw j-ievi. The rale i
alieidt a pretty good dailv, and hen it J
et thi new marhiurry installed e dare
ay Kiysu "ill !e prou.!er ihaneser of it.
Houston lt.
Governor Campbell is not re
spousible for requiring applicants
for a Confederate pension to take
granting state aid to any but indi
gent Confederate soldiers, and
Governor Campbell knows, the
constitution of Texas is not made
of rublxr.
There ara a few miusical critics
who arc offended Ixxausc the thou
sands who are not critics whistle
or sing the airs and songs that the
people love instead of Wagner's or
Chopin's classics. About the same
number of self-appointed "leaders"
are disgusted with the democratic
masses because they love and trust
Hxyan.
Ifl iS5o the newspapers and the
people" of Virginia had a good deal
of fun with a youthful sprig in
search of potoiety who came "the
hull way frVm Bosting" to tender
his legal services to John Brown.
The newspapers and the people of
Texas are promised a similar farce
comedy with San Antonio as the
stage and a certain uiiuister of the
gospel from a distant Northern city
as the star actor.
"Mr. Bryan thiuks a national in
corporation act would be aVtremeu
dous blunder. It is now upo Mr.
Bryan to point out the essential
differences between a nationali
corporation and a national licens
ing act." Galveston News. NO
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neeu to Dottier a statesman with
a simple thing like that; ask some
intelligent school bo. Among
other points of difference he will
tell you that it is much easier to
cancel a license than it is to dis
solve a corporation.
livery individual should pay his
share of the expense of government
and the same is true of every cor
poration, institution and interest
that enjoys the protection of the
government. Discrimination in
taxation is manifestly unjust.
While the freeholders and the own
ers of homesteads have a right to
demand that the railroads and
other corporations contribute their
proportionate share to the public
revenues they have no right, and
there in no reason to Itelieve that
they have the wish to le excused
from performing their own duty.
The jwople of Texas are neither so
selfish nor so lacking in self-respect
as to favor exempting homesteads
from taxation.
EDITOR REEVE ABROAD.
We fell asleep in a chair at Grand
Junction last Wednesday night on
our way home from Memphis in
our usual soaked condition, and
let the train leave u. The hotel
clerk told us to go up stairs and
take the loom on the right stde of
the hall with a lamp turned low.
Me red he wuz crowded and we
wud hev to double op wfth a man.
We went up and pulled off our
things and went to bed without
awaking our bed-fellow, who was
sleeping .sound with a sheet over
his head to keep off the muskeet
ers. Before we fell into the arms
of morphine we seen a young lady
! and a young gent come in and set
down by the winder. At first they
talked so low we conld not hear
what they sed. Finally we heard
the little miss say: "Wallie, ain't
you ashamed to try to kiss me
right her whar we air a-settin' up
with a dead person?" We felt
owful curcous. We slowly rea
ched over and touched the nose of
the man we wuz in led wrth, and
seen at a glance he was dead, al
right, and it a race to a finish
t'ixt us three for the lxittom of
thv" s,ePs- 11 ,s useless to sny
LEUIL NOHCE.
THK SPATE OK TEXAS.
To all persons interested in the eMare of
I.uiiusla TietMiut, deceased.
Hy ohn Walker, evet'titor of the estate
of natd l.udnsia 1 ieiMiut, deceases!, hate
filed la the county court of Itraro county
his final account nf the condition t4 said
estate, ittgethei with an application to Ise
discharged as executor thereof, wrmti will
he hat1 hy our said court on the third
Monday in OctoWr, A. P., I'HiT, tame
heing the 21st da? of (Vtolier, A. I).,
IM17, at the riMiit house of taid Hratua
county in the city of Hryan, at which
time aJ place all persons irilsfeted in
taid estate are required to appear and con
test taiit final account and application, if
thev tee proiier.
Whitest W. I'. Koyett, clerk, l the
County Court of Hraiot County,
liis en under my my hand and tScseal ol
taid court at my office in Hryan on
(Seal. I thin the 2 1st day of October, A.
U.. I07.
W. C. BoiirT,
Cletk County Court Braos Co., Tex.
By ti. R. Wicker. Deputy. SI
LEQAL NOTICE.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To H persons interested in the estate of
L. 1.. Foster, deceased
By J. W. Blake, administrator of the
estate ol said I.. L. Foster, deceased, have
filed in the county court of Brann county
hit final account of the condition of taid
estate, together with an application to he
discharged as administrator thereof, which
will he heard hy our taid court on th
third Monday in O.toher, lHH, tame he
ing the 2 1 at day of October, l'H)7, at the
court house of taid Braioa county in the
Try This For Catarrh.
Free teatt are now helnf eupntiej tr mail
to all Catarrh sufferers). There ne
esrpense on cbltfition 'rvrr
IT. Shoop it combining (V I i lyptmt,
Thymol, Menthol, Oil nf W i n. etc..
and ia incorporating thrsr ' , .1,1 it. into
a pure, anew-white crr.iu like lrriorted
1'rtroUrnm. Thia Creation Dr. bboop'e
Catarrh Remedy fieea immediate and
tatting rrlirf to catarrh of the note and
throat. That all may first tett it free, (haae
trial boare are being mailed without
charge, aimply to enctsorage tnene teatt
and thoa fully d-mnrtrate, beyotad doubt,
the value of thia combination.
If Catarrh bat etendrd down to the
tnmarb we bowrls, thon Ir. Shoap'a
Reiterative trust also be used internally
if complete care it In t expected.
Iltherwwe the IH. Shncp'i Catarrh
Remedy will alone I entirrly auffirient.
Write Ir. Shoop. Racine. Wis. for unrple
and booh. Sold by Iraw'itt everywhere.
Valck twa tkftit I msX ytwt
Hn. 1 On rvr't"ta I 4 Fur Wr
So J on the ll.ssrt o ! for Mm
ho. I On the Kidney I No. ton kama
M. H. JAMES.
rAt1 At HONGKONG.
Secretary and Wife Received Warm
Waleem at That City.
Hongkong. Oct, 12. The- a trainer
RTtnneeo'a with Secretary of War Taft
nd wlfo on board came Into the har
bor Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Tuft at
tended a reception at the consulate In
the afternoon aud dined with the gcir.
ernor at bight Putin a the sea trio
here Serreinry Tift apent rmich of bla
city ol Bryan, at "hich time and place all t time In wo-kng on Ma apeerti for the
persons interested in taid estate are required opening of rhlllpplne aasemblr.
io appear anu mmrsi taiu nnai at couni
and application, if they tee proper.
Witness W. C. Hoyitt, clrk of the
County Court of Braioa county,
(iven under my hand and the seal of taid
county at my orhre in Bryan on
(Seal.) this rfce 20h day ol September,
IW7.
W. C. Bot rr,
Clerk Countsr Court Brants Co., Ten.
Br (i. K. Wicker. Deputy.
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Llgntnintj'a Awful Work.
C,tiadala)nra. Met . Oct. 11 On b.t
Ban Itad.tre harlcndn a rran, a boy. a
inle and three oxen were kl'led by
lightning and fourteen men sbockoA
For Sale.
My pasture one mile southwest of Bryan
wn; tirst to pass the post by 2
lctjjths. We ditln't skeer that
COUjJe any wurse than that rjse
sketrV'l us. We walketl through
the ccjntry to Oliver, anj wired
for ouy clothes by express. liar
deman(Ky.), Tree Press.
we containing acres; all under fence; 200
acres clear; balance in timber; two homes
and sexeral sheds for cattle, alsu wind mill
and galvanised cistern. A most desirable
place for a dairy or for raising cattle and
hogs. Will tell on eae terms. Apply to
J. W. English. Oct. 2J
TO THE PUBLIC.
I dtiire t ff 'ntorm my patrons and the
public ths ' noMr ktc first-class four
chair hartr bop, with hot and cold hatht,
in the I & Dal block- W
pleateA 'o v T f"- L. Winter.
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Weak Kidneys
Wwh KMn.es, earely t
I"rr The KidrMr. lik. th. Hrs mnA iv.
sn srvx kidney
h1";". n Mwir watkiMts, ant tn the omn
t",i- m in. nm thai enntml and ruioa
aad etict(theo th.m lr ertnop t luwtnrmtTve as
lrw tjrt8rmlly pn-patwi sn twh Umsss
NOTICE HUNTERS.
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All parties are herrby warned aainst
hunting on any lands owned by the fol-
lowing signed patfies. Antr parties vio
lating above rules will he prosecuted to the
full estent of the law. lake l.ura,
272 Vincent l.uia.
STRAYED OK STOLEN.
One light fawn Jersey cow with one straight
horn and one drooped horn. Very fat.
Liberal reward for return to W. E. John
son. 256tf
eorurollmi iwrr.-. To drnmr the h.lnq.TS ekioe.
Muule, it I a wtu4e ol time, anj ol nonet aa
If your bark aches ne It weak. If the mine
"?' or Uitark and stmne If ynu have trmosoma
ol rtnhUorKh.r ilntrMtnt or tfuir rmia kW
mi", n T Kineuv.a month
TatMaorUiil1 and mm what II ran aud wilt
do tor iou, i)rucfijt racucuiMbd aad taU
(oratiuo
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M. H. JAMES.
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