Bryan morning eagle and pilot., January 26, 1909, Image 4

About Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909

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lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00
d Green Coffee, 8 and 10 lbs. to thej
fettled in Bond Whiskey $1.00 Ver B,
Good Wine SI. 00 a Gallon. I
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veryining in tne Grocery m Liquor Line
Cheap for cosh.
GOODS ALL NEW AND FRESH -
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eornwin:
Wanted this week
and fryers, .1UOO ioi. tigs. SOU geete and
rnont 4. umce at 1. Si (j N u pot.
GEO. W. HlGGS
BUCHANAN
& CLOUD
Butchers, Feeders
and Shippers
B R Y A IN, TEXAS
" Legal Publicat ion.
Every Tax Assessor and Deputy
Tax Assessor in this state in addition
to the oath prescribed by the Consti
tution of this state shall, before en
tering upon the duties of his orficejl
take and subscribe to the following
oath:
.ASSESSOR'S OATH.
"1, J. H. McCuIlough, Tax Asses
sor in and for Brazos county, Texas,
do solemnly swear that 1 will person-
i.if.. ..: j : n .k ,i ...
1000 chl hens. 500, prines " V,C4V llu "l'-i i"c -
ducks. r . . an(j improvements thereon sub
ject to taxation lying in said county
that may be rendered to me for taxa
tion by any corporation or individual, i
or by their agent or representative, as
fully as may be practicable, and that
1 will as fully as is practicable view
and inspect all other taxable property
n said county rendered to me a
aforesaid,, that I will to the lest of
my abilitymake a true estimate of
the cashA-alue, the market value of
sucn property, it sucn property nas a
malcet value, and if it has no market
ilue, then the real value of all such
property, both real and personal, on
the 1st day of January next preced
ing, and that 1 will make up and at
tach to each assessment sheet made
up and sworn to by the said property
owners, their agents or representatives,
a fniK apscmint anil valuation
said property, together with a memo
randa of all facts which 1 may learn
real value and that I will faithfully
endeavor to have the assessed , valu
ation of all property . sub
ject to taxation within said county
stand upon the tax rolls of said coun
ty for said year at its true cash mar
ket value, or If It has no market
value,, then its. real value, I further
solemnly swear that I have read and
understand the provisions contained
In' the Constitution and laws of this
State relative to the valuation of tax
able property, and that I will faith'
fully perform all duties required of me
under the Constitution and laws of this
State, so help me God.' Said oath
shall be filed and recorded in the com
missioners court record sb a part of
the proceedlngg of that term of court
Art. 5124-d. If In passing upon the
value of any property by a commis
sioners court, sitting as a board of
equalization in this State, the court
shall fix a value upon any property
for the purpose of taxation and a mi
tiority or said court do not concur in
tne Judgement of the court, the clerk
shall record in the minutes of the
court the names of the members,, in
eluding the county judge, who do
not concur in fixing such values (if
the county judge shall cast the de
ciding vote in such matter), and if
any 1 ax Assessor or members of any
commissioners court in this State shal
knowingly fail or refuse to fix th
value of property rendered for taxes
in compliance with this act. and a
other laws of this State, such failure,
ncgiect or rerusai snail rontntntP
malfeasance in office on the part oi
such Assessor or member or members
of said court, and such failure, neg
lect or refusal shall be cause for his
or their removal from office." '
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for Sale: A good team of horses,
wagon and harness. This is a cash
proposition and a bargain. See C. O,
Pardons or J. J. Ray. Phone 207.
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WATCH FOR LIST Ob
Seed Corn
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This Space
R. L. BROGDOJl
J. W. 8ATTS JT
REAL ESTATE AGEjtfT
1 OilZi in Taliare.ro BniWins. Op
posire t.'mrt Hons.?. Jiote 37
li.i .c in nillct the only jet of Abstract
P-nf.kq of lliuzii G'ounlf I .an if Titles.
Good tenant wanted for five,
room cottage withfcath. Will
ad more rooms or remodel if
desired. Close in. J
l am nxea to plrfw
GARDENS, PLANT TREES
CLEAN UP YARpS, LEVEL
HOUSES, PRUNE JrREES, RE
PAIR FENCES, ETC.
Notify me by postoffiee.
MATHEW PIERCE.
Uiyan. Texas.
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errlouse
Cakes and Candy.
f K..A - I ,, .
i unvo x uice line or iresn ;iome
made Fruit cakes and nice .fancy
cukes and car; ly.
.'irs. utto uoenme. tf
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THE CHYSANTHEMUM.
Japan Ltgend of th Origin of th
Many Potalad Flower.
The Japanese have an interesting
legend In connection with the origin of
tho r-tirvannthomum In a mtvAnn ft.ntl,.
bearing upon the vaule of said taxa-Lj ln th soft nioonI,nt - .,.
ble ptoperty, and that 1 will makel plucked a flower and commenced to
,11 nil,I in.nnrv rlativ. tn tho "tr,P ,hf" PnlR to See If hor flnc
loved lier truly. Of a tstuM"n ;i
uue uaiue oi micii inueiiy, uu nidi B(Kj np,)Pnr(.(i uPf,trp her and assurer?
1 will attach said memoranda and I her that her fiance loved her passion
.t-,.,m.nr f f-.-.c ,h,t I mv a.-r. 'eiy- i""r niiHOHiKi win live, ne ana-
; led, as many years as the flower which
tain as aforesaid to the said assess- i wni let yon choose has petals. With
ment sheet of the respective property I those words lie disappeared. The
nvi-nfr I har I hnvc rpail and nn. I' v .uc
I flpn n ftnu-OP n-l,tfll slimiM Iiuva an
derstand the several provisions or tne Uhundance of petals. Imt each one an
Constitution and laws of this state peared to promise but a brief future
rUnnw. r rh M 1 , u , i,.n r,'f ,v-.KIo f,,r lier loved
"I At lrni7tll Mho IllrWixl nn n Psralnn
property, and that I will faithfully do ,..,rnatlon. and. with the aid of a gold
and perform every duty required of l'' taken from her hair, she separated
, o Ao.., l.., f',...,;,. or '"" l",,,,ly r 'he flower so ns
I Ia In.m.ia., II... .. . .a ..!!..!
- II f . - . k l I : ,,,,l'", l ' IIIIIUII'M 1IIIU
. ' ' or the number of years accorded by
me tlOU. II, nA t -r flnnco Srwn ,inil !,
Article ol.M. lhe boaul or equi- doft flncers one. two. three hundred
Uation shall have puwer and ii is 'mule petals, thin, pliant and beautifully
curved, bad lieon evolved, and the
young girl orhnl for Joy to think of
sfssiiifin oi men- iespi-ci ;v. ca nua, the happy future which hir ruse bad
.uiil if siitisiied t hut the valuation of I assured her fiance. So, nins the leg-
.:iv property is not in accordant end. was the cbrysantheniiim created
.villi the laws of the Stale, to lucrcase ('n" moonlight night In a Japanese
... I cnrrlnn tfhnrn cllrorr l-f L-o miiv.vmw
ir .iniinsih I fi( kiiiiio unA tn nniv oi ...'"no muumu-
. . . I rd moftlr nn thpv rnn lmnpnf h f ho Ifttla
1 1 i'i tiwtn 'u Mini li m t hoi'i it i iu i .rttvt fluil I "
Husband to Burn.
The elderly' spinster ln , the rear of
tie drawing room car had no more
iban settled ln her Beat when her at
tention was attracted to a woman a
little farther front who was garbed
ln the deepest mourning. As Miss
Spinster adjusted her nose grabber
glasses for a. better Inspection of the
one in widow's weeds she saw th
conductor lean over and converse wltb
her earnestly for several minutes.
M'hen the conductor got back to hei
eat taking the passenger's ticket
Miss Spinster was consumed with cu
riosity about the woman in mourning.
"Conductor," she asked In her sweet
est tones, "what's 'the trouble with the
lady up there ln widow's weeds V
"Oh, that's Mrs. Gettemr1 replied
the obliging conductor. "She's Just
taking her third husband out to a
crematory."
"Oh, how dreadful!" exclaimed Miss
Spinster. And then In a faraway Tolce
sne aaoed:
"And Just think of it! Here I am
past fifty and never had a husband ln
my life, while that Woman up there
has them to burn r New York Times.
Strong Monosyllables.
Instructors In the art of literary
composition usually condemn a string
or monosyllables, but ln the well
known hymn "lad. Kindly Mght."
written by a master of the English
language, you may count thirty con
secutive words of one syllable only.
They offend neither the eye nor the
ear.
Milton often uses a series of motto- t
syllables. In the second book of 'Tar.
ndlse Lost" we have:
The fiend i i
O'er bog or iitcep, through strait, rouKh,
dense or rare, .
wun nenov liaruls. wings or feet pursue
his way
And wlm or sinks or wade or creep
or flies.
Such lines are not uncommon In the
book :
Rock, caves, lakes, fens, bog, den and
hade of death.
And again:
Of neither aea nor hor nor air nor fir.
London Notes and Queries.-
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Fire! Fire!
The riisastrous fire which has i
Bryan's business district thoroughly c
ncec' of insurance that navs. The fai
officc are unexcelled and arc at your corplW
us and ve .will be "Johnny 0,1 the
1 Courtship In Ireland.
An Irish boy marries when he has a
rid house and an Irish girl Just when
she pleases. Sometimes she so pleases
while yet her years are few: at other
times she Is content to wait upon wis
dom. In the latter case, of course, she
makes a wise choice, but In the for
mer almost always a lucky one. for
luck is the guardian angel of the Irish.
You're too young to marry yet.
Mary," the mother said when Mary
pleaded ' that she should grant Lau
rence O'Mahony a particular boon.
If yon only have patience, mother.
'11 cure meself of that fault," was
Mary's reply.
"And she's never been used to wort,
:ll!iv::- V." ...t.;:;iT i,;:;J ti t.:.0
suitor dlscournglngly.
"If you only Jave patience, ma'am,"
was Laurence's reply to this. "IUcnre
her of that fault." And he did too.
Sen mas MacManus In LIpplncott's.
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fsioore, Robin
Adams
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Parker Bui!
Mi
Phone 265
$1.00 PER DAY
$5.00 PER7 WEEK
I hive leaved
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VtRY
THING HkMHT AND FR6SH mi wmce "
will te hrst-class. . av...mj weekly
f, hoirjers solicited.
D. I). McALPINE. Prop.
French
Vienna'
Rolls
13) Creissers
OREAD
Buy Tickets It'i ( heaper.
C. W. Buckhaults.
J. B. HIMES
flli KINDS OF
Tejephone 151 '
)ftice Down Stairs In City Hall.
ini
W H. LAWRENCE
tf
tor in Article Jl-3 of this act. and
wlit'ii any Assessor in this State shall
have furnished said court wit ii Jie ren-
lit Ion. as provided for In Article 5123
this ncl, it blill b. the duty-of such
i-ourt to call 'boloiu it t ut-h persons as
inits jiiilKt-nieiic may know thv market
lulue or true value nf such property ,
.ii the case may be, by the proper pro
fess, who shall testify under oath the
rharacter, quality and quantity of such
property, as well as the value thereof,
said court after hearing the evidence
TUaTTfhr- the. vaiue of such property in
accordance with the TuTOree ' so -In
troduced and as provliieil for in article.
ol'Si of this act; and their action in
such case or cases shall be final.
"Art. fil24-c. When a commissioners
court in mis state convenes as a
hoard of equalization, before consider
ing the subject of equalization of prop
erty values for the purpose of taxation,
each member of the court, including
the county judge, shall take and sub
scribe the following oath: I ,
a member of the board of equalization
of county, for the year A.
bamboo bridges. Iionrton Olobc.
The Bloom on th Egg.
I know these eggs at least ars
fresh," said the young housewife. "As
I took them from the basket a white
bloom, like the down of a peach, came
off on my hands."
Her husband, a food expert, gave a
sneering laugh.
"In that case," he said, "I'll forego
my usual morning omelette. That
bloom, my dear, proves your eggs to
be n year or so old maybe four or
f.ve years old.
'The bloom, as you so poetically call
hi me dust. It shows that the
eggs are pickled."" Lime dust, which
rubs off like flour, Is the surest test
we have for pickled eggs a not un
wholesome article, but not to be com
pared with the new laid sort" New
Orleans Times-Democrat.
Christening th Baby.
A north country parson thought It
absurd that a working class woman
should wish to christen her child
Laura Winifred -Gwendolyn Gene
vieve,"
"My good woman, what a rldlcu-
Th Narvou Mother.
An Atchison woman who Is verj
nervous mid Inclined to worry Is th
mother of a boy. She recently read
of a boy who was klllod while roller
skntlug and Immediately put her sou's
roller skates In the tire. Another
newspaper told of ;i boy who was kill
ed riding the street enrs, ind as boys
are frequently killed while walking by
street cars running over them she
chnlned her boy to the front door.
Then she read of n boy who died of
blood poisoning caused by bis shoe
rubbing his heel, and her boy's shoes
nnd stockings came off. The story of
a boy who bit off a button on his
waist and choked to death resulted In
her taking off her boy's clothes. He
had left only n flannel shirt, and she
Is rending now that wearing flannel
shirts Is the cause of great mortality
and is thinking of removing that-'
Atchison Globe.
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Choice Forney.
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SPECIAL PRICE
Hensarling Bro
VRAM DEALERS
tresh Shipment Pratt's Poultry Food. We Deliver Prompt!
Phone 251
Th RUdl.
Here Is a strange riddle which we.
have never met before. It Is sent us
by a friend from JhansI, India:
Divide 150 by o. Add two-thirds ot
10. So ends the riddle.
Here Is the answer: CoLENSO.
C-100.
L-50.
EN-two-thlrds of TEN.
SO ends the riddle. London Scraps.
D , hereby solemnly swear lously long and fanciful name!" he pro-
that in the performance of my duties tested. "Wby not choose something
ns niemlier fif such linor.l fnr cnl.l I 'ci-i"", ' iuswuiti xuui
year, I will not vote to allow any tax-
for
Is my own wife's name.'
"Jill VAfl fini-oh'fl nil VAw urnll fnm
able property to stand assessed 011 the '.. .' , T ' .
m. ions ui smu couuiy lor said year ai wiU iook a bIt higher than that," an-
any sum wnirn 1 believe to be less swered the woman readily.
than Us true market value, or if it The astonished narson thereunon
ket value; then its real performed the ceremony without fur-
will faithfuly endeavor ther comment-'London Telegraph.
member of snid
board
re to have each item
property which I believe
ied Tor said year at
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Th Retort Courteous.
Professor Bates was quizzing a stu
dent named Pond, who seemed to
know nothlne Of the snblect In hand.
mat ket value or .real Are there no flsh ta thls pond ma
tne tax rolls to what moralnz?" he i-krlalmed nt Inncth
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s true cash value. If I "Yes, professor," replied the str
value, If not then its "but the Bates ijo good." Ltpp
In Grat Luck.
"I have been looking orer my finan
cial operations," said Mr. Easlgo. "I
must say they are mors successful
than usual."
"nave you been making large prof
Its r
"No. I don't expect anything like
that"
"But you say you were successful?"
"Comparatively successful During
the month I have loaned money to
Ave friends, and only three of them
have quit speaking to me." Washing
ton Star.
S. H. FRANKLIN'S
Meat Markets
I'pff Morktl Pkont 30',
Yoswr Marhtl Phont 320
Choices: of Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton,
and Sausage. Your trade is appreciated. .
INSURANCE -
In. nun me. I represent the Oldest aiiutCompanies. Your B..inei
given my personal sttentiir ind appreciated
C. E. BOYETT
Fire, Tornado, Accident, Plate Glass, Bonds and Live Stock
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Residence Phone 257. OtHce Phone 372
MtHMIHMIIMl
t WHO E IS IT?
Ihc Complete Drugstore v Thnr6atisfactorv Drutfstore
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f i he convenient Urutfstore lfie AnnrerJatJvnr, 4
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M. H. JAMES 1
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insure in me oifum rrno j Cnn LltL INSURANCE CO., Dallas, Tex
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ly? Because it ii t Texts Company, has mcl C.nlt.l mn's a n.
ttttlnc Evr- man and .oiran under 50. iS ood tZiih abiJS ""' V0U know w"' vou '
FRIEND JNJfEED SOCIETY.
Many are now enioylni; the beneM. 0Tf Iniurance that would nt. If not tor my eflorla
J OE B. REED.
keep Texas money ;n
Th Editor's Sally.
.City Editor What do yon mean by
saying in this robbery story that
"Brown was knocked down and re
lieved of a hundred dollars?" Were
you ever robbed yourself? New Re
porterNo, sir. City Editor That ac
counts for It If you'd been robbed
you wouldn't describe the loss of a
hundred dollars as a relief. St Louis
Republic.
Hi Lin of Study.
"My boy is undecided about what
collegiate course to take."
"Urnr
What would you advise?"
it depends. Does he want to
up his back muscles 61 his
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