Bryan Morning Eagle. (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. TENTH YEAR, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, January 27, 1905 Page: 1 of 4
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Tenth Year. No. 45.
Bryan Texas Friday Alornlng January 37 1905.
Price 5 Cent
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C E R E B O S !? AU!L":
rmm( m FINE nnd DAINTY
XLj'Jgi' la Tins FOR TAHLE USE
It does not readily cake and can ht aprinkled
like iftcd sugar. Made m London.
MYRR
HRALPT TO KAT. "
20 Team
With every pound package we
Rive free a beautiful American
Giil picture that would lie an ornamrnt to any home. Good
for the toilet lnundiy and homrhohl
6c lOe too per package.
"ELI
BRANDED H ATA VIA
MAKES IT EXTRA
GOUD.
IerGla 15 Cents
J
SELLERS OF
- FRESH ROASTED COFFEE
wi h. mie' goods
Always Satisfy
Prescriotions Filled Here
are Filled Exactly
Right.
f . A-)
4 Tit
...CITY DRUG STORE
MUITOV & MOEIILIilAN
Blacksmiths and
Wheelwrights
Hcrsa Shoeing and Carriage Painting
a Specialty.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK
AT W. B. CRICES OLD STAND.
The patronage of the public solicited and
will be duly appreciated.
FRIGIDITY IS FEARFUL
8e York- City and Vlcinitj Suijrt
rrom fattier.
EIGHT PERSONS DEAD
Fl la Start I'roTlnloas Adraar
la rrire Kallroads tireatlj De-
lafd and I'eopla Malklof
Lena; Itlttaneet.
Near Tork. Jan. it. Tha clearing
weather wUch followed lb great
atorm of Wednesday brought New
Tork tha roldeat day It haa eapert-
need In many yeorat. During tha ear-
ly noura of Thursday the mercury
reached tha ie.ro mark and a: ( o'clock
atood at i degreee above. Terrible
aufTerlng la reorted among reahlenta
of some of tha poorer quarter of tha
city. iv her thousands are with 4it suf-
ficient heat clothing or food. Tha
charitable Institutions where free
lodging was given the homeless were
packed du ing tha night. Although tha
atorm cleared comparatively early
able to mnk their usu-tl arhedule
early Tiurdyx Subway and elevated
linea wera running nnl In very good
condition but the eurfa-e line wf re
pructlcnllv uralle to opera t their
c.ire. r.fTurta wera mailt throughout
Wednesday night to c'nr th traxka.
but the light know drlftel b k on
tha truck aa faat aa It wi cleared
away.
At least eljht deatha result I dl-
j rectly from tha abnormil weathr. All
I of thes victim were person who fell
j In the street ienumbel by cold
j Or.e of tha most eerl.vi condition
! which haa confronted New Torkera
1
VITAL WORK DONE.
Commit en fttatlatiee Presented aa
Intereaxina KaperL
New Orleans. Jan. :t With Ita moe
vital work alrtnty performed tht
Fouthern Interstate Cottun convention
met Thursday to receive and act upon
additional report a of committee elab
orating t plana to aolva tha cotton
problem. A farm light had been In
pfijtreM since tha opening of tha con
mention In tha committee on permiv
Kent organisation on tha plan of per-
manent association which la to carry
Into effect the work of tha convention.
Commissioner of Agriculture It. R.
Pro' of Alubnma aa chairman pre-
sented the report of the committee on
stntlatlra. It suggested that every
atata commissioner be In a position
to aertire complete retuma of all glna
operated In hla ata'e and of the en-
t're number of bales glane.1 of ;he
cop ef l0i and 191V and be In a
position to furnish thl Information
twlre a month during rntembr. Oc-
tober November and December IMS.
and monthly to March Inclusive. Tha
committee approved tha methade of
the National Clnnere association
tha quickest and moat feasible way
of getlng out reporta. Slat legisla-
ture are asked to make ample rovl-
alon to ennble their commlsalonara to
carry out theee tdeaa.
fiormer Senator John Lowndee Mc-
Laurln of South Carolina presented
the report of tha commil'. on reaolu-
t!ots heartily approving reduction of
acre and fertlliiera. and uiglng "all
owners of cotton to hoi it until the
government report on oreig' ahowa
to the world that southern cotton fur-
mers stand solidly together: that they
have com lied with their agreement
and demand tha value cf their products."
MOSCOW SITUATION.
It
la Ettimstsd Forty Thousand Man
Have Quit Work.
Mosrow. Jsn. 2. The feetlvul
Wednesday of Tatlana. Uroneaa of
Moscow which. It was feared would
be marked by disturbances and pciil-
I mm ..iv iiwtj uu luri .u i J n 1 J tj j
there la practically a famine In milk.
I Cosl deilere reported Thurmlay that
'they bad about two day' aurt'ly on
1 hand and thousht thev roubl ret more
from holeal-r who 'lave thousand 1 b'oodahed. saed In cofnparatlve
o ton j In bager on the Nevr Jersey quiet although the whole city waa In
aide of the HM(lon river. rrovlalon.i 1 stato of alarm. The ethke did not
of all kinds ksvt een Ivnnced In
nrU liv ik-hnl-ttfi l.r. ariit In msnv
care retailer. I.sve added 2 or J rent ! fradually throughout the day.
nr oniind In .anr. r th. Jnn.eiThe ofBctal estimate at mMnlght w
1 .A AAA Tl ...iklU.
vv.vuv lliru uuv. 1 in buiiiim nic
become general but continued to
dealer.
! Rvery r&Siroad running to thla rltv
' la suffering from the st'irrn. Not one
of the through tralna had eurceedd
In getting throurh In either direction
T7iura0ay and euburben traffle waa In
a aerloua state.
J Conditions at Brooklyn wera worse
' than at New Tork. On many lines no
icara at all were running and thou-
aands of persons were obliged to wslk
long distances to other lines only to
find cara and tralna filled to their ra-
pacity. Feventeen passenger tralna
from New Tork on the New Tork Cen-
tral scheduled to pa TJttle rails htd
pot been henrd f-om up to a. m.
Thursday. Among then u tha
Twentieth Century limited.
8N0W PILED HIGH.
Tbeusanda of Men Went to Work ta
ftemeve It From Streets.
Hoton. Jan. 18 Host in slowtr re-
covered Thur.lay from the effects of
the grent otnrm Hrret were pllel
bi'ah with snow. I'hlcn thoo-ni1 of
tr-n worked hnrd 'o remove The mer-
cury enrly Thur.I iy registered S above
rrc. There In much suffering from
exposure which w the direct cauoe
brought In relnforcementa of Cossocsk
and dragoons from Vladimir and Tver
disposing of them so as to prevent a
union of Moscow srtlkers with strikers
from vsrloua outlying districts but
atrlct orders were given to avoid spill-
li.g blood except In cases of extreme
ne eaalty.
A correspondent of the Associated
Press after carefully verifying rumors
of Innumerable collision la able to
confirm the statement that only the
Irc'dent w cured on I'lsnltskaya street
beyond th Moscow river where Co-
socka charged but did not Are upon
a crowd of (00 persons. Alter t
o'clock Wednesday lught the streets
were almost deserted peopl remain-
ing Indoors. The aspect of the city
was strange and weird lamps glim-
mering through the fog revealing only
a host of Idle droekeys. the g:irm'.ts
of the drivers of th sleigh snd horses
being covered with hoar front. A ban-
quet In relelrtlon of the one hundred
and fiftieth anniversary of the founda-
tion of the t'nlverslty of Moscow the
first In Iliia. was held Wedneaday
right at th Hermitage the authori-
ties thin displaying complete confi-
dence In the ability to maintain or-
der. The uemhy consisted of pro-
fessors and students. Including many
that the storm at a was continuing
Unabated. Winding snow prevented
Observations seaward.
of two deaths In 'be rltv.
I Reports from coast points showd ! uder.ta. The usual revolutionary
speecnes were mai in in course or
which those present mounted tablea
and drank to the "St. Petersburg
martyrs." The assemblage quietly dispersed-
belnjr discouraged from dem-
onstrations by a strong force of gen-dearmerle.
Bi'ttsr Cold.
Thllidelphla. Jsn. : nitter cold
weather followed the snow storm of
Welnenday. The westher liuresu ther-
mometer registered degrees above
Thumday morning. Ihirlng the nlrht
th temperature was at urro. N tra'na
arrived from New York or from 'the
t nd ao'ltV
Coaler Athor.
Woodhole. Mass.. Jan. SI The
coaler Georgetown la ashore near bare.
Fhe la In bad condition.Houston. Texas
SAW
JANUARY 25 AND 26
piRE LOSSES are piling ap orer the entire
A state during the last days of 1901 Bryan
might join the list of fire-vwept towns. If not
fully protected it might be wise to "get busy."
I can relieve you. No need to question how.
I sai sgat at Bryan for tha
Oi vtr Typeentsr. ih sa y sua-
tard vtatble wrUleg aiacsJa.
GEO. A. ADAMS
Office in Parker building. Telephone 265
You Pay Too Much for Flour!
It's a fact and I can prove it I sell "White
Silk" first patent flour equal to any
brand on the market at
$1.40 PER SACK
Try it and be convinced; and while you are at it let
me show you just how cheap I sell
GOOD GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS
PHONE NO. GD
. MIEZE TIES
AFTER TOUR TRADE
GRAND SPECIAL SALE
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EMBROIDERIES LACES WHITE GOODS AND FLEECE LIED UNDERWEAR
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY AND MONDAY 26 27 28 30
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