Bryan morning eagle and pilot., March 21, 1909, Image 1

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

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VBorning
and Pilot
FOi;CfS,NTH YEAH.
HRVAN, IfcXAS, SUNDAY 'MORNING, .MARCH 21, H3.
v; vi her ni
33nan
team
' S I Just any tinf"6
llrWTI Breakfasfi
I llPXirr' Xu want- Vhave them ail. I
I lfl J Howell & Newton R
III V 7 P.f.OUFHMrKD II
I I " ' Grocers and Coffee Roasters
j I I I'hone. 23 A 1 S'l I
! . ,M , . ! CQNVfCTSBQTHGQQPERS1 against athn.
if I a ( !t m' m II ' rimn;.. t. n. m v:
II! t III I il I 1 1 1 1 II M...j..i q j n v K r "
I I 1 1 diet of Jury. Waiii-,!.-,i. 1'srrh 2). The Cam-
II ill
A glaucc at our west
window will give you
an idea"of
5pr Styles in
Men's Clothing
Brown. Green
and
Gray Mixtures
S27.50J S25 .
$22.50 $20
PENALTY TWENTY YEARS.
Defendants' Attorneys File Motion H
Set Verdict Aside. Judge 6ay He
Will Listen to Arguments Later and
325.000 Bond Is fined.
Naabvilla, March 2 . "Utility of
murder In tin. second (Ii-kii-, ui
j twenty year Imprisonment . was the
verdict of tbe Jury Saturday iiiormnit
In the ran asanst liimrati li. Cooper
j and Itol.lo J Cooper fur slalnu of i
former lulted State, Senator K W.
Campaign to Be More Vigorous
Than Ever.
Wu'Miistoit, "srrh 2). The Cam-
paUn lor legislation against spec-l
illation In cotton, grain and other agri
cultural product will be carried on In
the Sixty first congH's with Veil
more vigor thau In tin- Sixtieth con
kt i hs. m orrllnic t'j statement of
southern members.
Kcpreiientailve Macon of Arkansas
te Introduced hi bill to prohibit this
sp.-culatioti by forbidding telegraph
tid telephone cnmpunlcs from trans
inlttliiK Information concerning buy
lug, selling or dealing In these futures.
"1 Intend to fiKht for aurb a law as
Ion as I am In congress," bald Mr.
Carmack. The Jury Friday a quitted i Macon, "provided a law la not enacted,
It's a good ilimc to !
select your suit now. !
! 1
, Wc invite you to sec j
ou'Iinc.
The Hat. shoes and
all furnishing for the
man. i
We willftake pleaaurc I
in showing you. if you
are nat just ready to
purchase.
! John i. Sharp, rn defendant . Imme-
J dial fly tlt dofxnw moved to set asid
Ihe verdict bit atiKf of the verdict of
! dliagieemeiit Friday and aked the
court to declare It a mistrial. Jude
Hart said 4i would iltf to argu
IllftltS on this tuot Ion later, lie then
. flx-d defendant' Ixmd at f ilS.iKMi each.
which amount was uneptatile to both
j Bides.
j The verdict, coming as It did iiihhi
thn heels of t'oman ituike'a declare
Hon Friday that "we are hopele.slv
llfd up as the Coolers." was a decld
1 ed surprise.
The defendants took t cool almost
without amotion. Mi llunh and Mrs.
Wilson, the young daughters of Colo
01 Cooper. were brave, and aside from
tearful yM. reMtralned their ftnotlon
(tamely. Mrs. Ilurrh sat with hr am.
around br bruthr Hohlns shoulder
and Mr Wllaoti aa at hr father k
riht Th suRjieime (or th two yuiini .
wemii had lieen heart retnlliii and'
any verdict, however unfarotable. wn 1
a relief.
The Juror were tired In .kliu and i
disltev led. and m It -ti the mint r
marked. "I t:ank yoti. K-iitiemeri. f r
).tr I'Btlence and .-vo'iott to h-j
stat" and d,mts you to your homey j
ai. I y.i!:r ;mmsoii.i! ato atioint," th
ciitir" t a !' stiraui; from their .!
6THARI08 MISTAKE.
Leaves Latter Intended For Affialfw
With Widow Just Bereaved.
alni. Q. March 10 By rxplalnlnf
from Inn pulpit uat a woman whose
naiuw Rosalp ronnrctd with a rcnt
acandal was not a tntnbr of th con
raMoD. the R. C. U 8mlth. pastor
of tha Methodist episcopal church dis
sipated a cluud that bad nunc ow sev
eral woBin. At the aam tlm h
deepened thn mystery as to who th"
offmd'r Is. Suspicion had arttled par
ticularly uxn a woman prominent in
church and aorlal circle. . It was to
clear her that tho pastor mad the an
nouncement. Through ' avln by mistake at th
noma or a friend a let'er Intended for
his affinity, a prominent nin of seven
ty years le-eame the NtiUWf of RornHp.
Hut. tbe name of the woman for nlmrti
I ! IWt. r i i;!'Mt... h . i,,.
rcvcalf J. Tip t"er r,f m, letter, n
weal'liy i-etnd i.:. :rliat::. inoi.ell-
ed to r r f -T-i t .i '(! . . t , .. ,
of i..r M.-M.ri.-;! IV., I. ::t, b
and I.e nnd ! j. f:,.)::),- , -n the
fl i-
Tl.e eji'v-!.. villi ii Hf - J tlie tt'l
Me tV.K I. -1 V f . J., , . vk,,,,,-!.,
Whose ?i ! - t . t t I , -j. ' II, ,.iv !e
flire. The i-.e t I ,,.;, ,, t ,.; :ill,li
tWI b tt"!'.. line of f" '.l -. ;imJ tin,.
e r!M?;ilt paku'dti :le l. nit'nti. e
aripa ::s at tti- n!-. .., ,(.n.e th.
writer :
I 'it-.-i et rt e hive t'-it ;''-r.
rrnde a nil-'il,. and t-e ou the
wr it!'.- rne "
Kvlilentlv win dhl." w.m t!:e ftluld
reply.
"My find'" re erl:i!rtie. "You
haven't r'-ad it, have you?"
Careful men quickly learn that
the ch::ce of a Oankin institution
of h:;h standing is one of the
rr.zzt im;:rtant elements of business
success. .
You are invteJ t(J!raccount with
THE
City National
BANK
! I
i aa
O. S. PARKKR. Pr:dcnt.
A. W. W1LKKRSON.
J. N. CCM.t.
Cashier
J. K. PARKER.
K. H. ASTIN. V.ce Pres.
K. W. CRENHAW,
Au. Cashier.
J. W. ENGLISH '
ai I hoi. it will be." This bUI.
w
rether with a number vf others on the
same rubject. was ionldred by
the commlttf on aarlcitlfure In the
laxt 41'asioii. but no teport was mail.
1'iider the Kitcetuld ameiidutents to
the llle If lelieved the hotlhe wll!
b. laih-d iimiii to vote on the pmiio.il
tlott at the first regular i.eHl(iti.
I(e presents: lv Carrett of Tel:lies-e
lntroi1tire. a bill to prohibit the use
the mails for d-allna In tbehe futures
Kepi..Mentative lltirl-noti of Teiai
Intend to introduce a bill on the sub
Ject I do not expert to set any action
on It at the s la! session." aald ty.
nurleaon. "but tixt winter I hope to
ee t ti.Mom a law."
"Others who are meiisrlnc or re-
drariua bill to prohibit alleged it a mil
ium are liepresentatlves Heflln of
Alabama and Henry of Texas.
AFTER CERTAIN FEATURES. j
Over Two Million Women ta Mslal
A. J.
Wagn-ir
& Co.
Women to
Kill the Stocking Tas.
rhi. ao. .March "Kill the stock
Ina tax " A country-wide movement
asnlimt certain future uf tde 'arn
lar.'f bill. wM,h lit lie parti Ipat.-d
lit by more tlian "vinnnu wotnen. u
I seen in plan junt launched here Chi
a one mail and htirrt-dly left thfiri,,;o "inT have determined to
courtroom Tho d-fendant and r.'-ir 1 enlist tlie national federation of
cottiMel remained to cmplete the ,,,, ,.,,. ,n au , k ,,, ,
bond preiml:i;.tlc and srotloni for a , ,,
tle trtil H'Hl-iiiK -Mid Mi:kltn mat-rial
i in- iint: inn. wnua wi;i retain t M e
pf ni likh lax on wik1 and cr.t'on
H'iif. and even Increas.' the tariff en
stocUiiiM of every description. Is al i
Several Thsusand Dollars Are Re- ' l"
A s;.-elal nie.-t:iu or the lilltlol
I Fedeiatton of Women's Club I. to b
j called Immediately for the purp'ii
' nrtf .ill .In. an n........l.:... . t
BANK SAFE DYNAMITED.
ported to Have Been Taken.
!es Moin.M. I. March 5u. Safe
. blowers dynamited the raff of the
First National bank, at Inn Rene . I'.ise
i county, and took all the rah on hand j
Several thousand dollars aro reported
to have been taken
Navel Revenue Raising Way.
Washington. March 2u A novel
way of raising revenue was proponed
In the house by Representative 8lson
of Mississippi It Is provided In a bill
be Introduced that a tai of S3 be lev
led on every deadly weapon, such as
pistols, dirk knlve and brass knuck
le, manufactured and sold wlthlo the
t'nlted States.
Improvements Planned.
Denlson. March 2d That thli city
has the greatest water supply In the
state Is tb opinion of Vice President
Allen and officials of the Katy road
after Inspecting the new waterworks.
Further yards and freight handling
Improvements will be planned at once
Hangs Himself With Towel.
Ricntt.ond. Va. March 20 ICenry
Wheat ley. tho confessued wife mur
derer aud incendiary. romaaJttad au!
rl do In Culpepper Jail by banging blm
i .If with a towel
organlhi an antlntockliiK tax lobliv
Mr. FrancU Kverett. president of the
lllinol fedi-ratlon, announces thai t!m
stix king tax situation wilt be brought
at once to the attention of the national
organisation.
"It la fortunate for us. too. that the
general council of the national fed.-ra
tlon meets n San Antonio. Tex.
soon." said Mrs. Everett. "Of course
this matter will be brought before that
body as tbe moat important thing for
consideration among a thousand In
lerests "
It Is said that prices of all varieties
of stockings bad been steadily in
creasing for tbe last twenty years and
that within the last three years value
have gone up by leaps and bounds.
Detroit Starting I'oint.
New York. March 20 Detroit hai
teen selected ar the starting point for
the Gliddn aut ttnobi.e tour this year.
The date has not been decided upon.
Detroit was selected principally be
cause of Its fifteen entries being guar
antee J from (hat city alone.
Earthquake Shock at Barcelona.
Barcelona. Spain. March M An
earthquake 'tock was felt In this city
at S o'clock Saturday afteroQOw."
special for thisj&nth
Yw March Otien WJlht
CORNED BT.T
IRISH POTATOES
SWEET POTATOES
CABBCAE
SPINACH
CCLCRV
TURNIPS
TOMATOES
LETTUCE
Wrytataf gsei te eat, at tki kvest aricrs fu&UFrt dtltrrryPnmpt trvnci
Trt dated
FREjeT VEGETABLES
CHJPPED BEEF
fjM PUDDING
(FOILED MACKEREl
KIPPREL HERRING
FRENCH SARDINES IN OLIVE
OIL
NEW CATCH ' BOSTON MAC
KEREL ETC
sr
A
Mho
OUR FIRST
SPRING
Clothing
SHOW
JofMen
Opens
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XI tifWk
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A V rl
come and bring your frierfs to see this unusual
and interesting
! ExhibirofSmart Dress
For Men and Young Men
They are Distinctive. They are different in cut and
detail. They are "Classy." One, two and three but
ton models of conservative and extreme fashions in
fine Worsteds, Cassimers and Tweeds in green, blue,
smoke, tan, bronze; in solid colors and bright pat
terns; in stripes of white, blue, red, green, etc. DonV
fail to see these smart suits.
. $12.50 to $25.00
Everything that's new in Spring Hats and
Haberdashery now ready, and certainly worth
v seeing. Come!!
Brandon Lawrence
Men's Outfitters
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