Bryan Morning Eagle. (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. TENTH YEAR, No. 218, Ed. 1 Friday, August 18, 1905 Page: 2 of 4

                                
E. J. -Fountain & Co.
BLACKBOARD
FRUIT5
Apples Oranges Teaches Lemons
riums. Grapes
VEGETABLES
Calbage Tomatoes
Onions Eershans Olra Potatoes
lettuce Beets Celery
Egg-Plants
POULTRY
Eggs
Fresh Fish
Fresh Butler Toga Wend lea
Xew Catch Mackerel
ill
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Entered at lb Pottofflce m ndni class mall
matter.
BY t'OSNKI.LY A CAHXF.S.
Per Week 16o
Per Month 40c
FRIDAY AUGUST 18.
Temple Houston the brilliant
eon of the olJ Texas patriot Sam
Houston is dead.
The Federal government might
well assume charge of the fever
situation in the entire ft ate of
Louisiana.
There in not a town nor a firm
or busineitn interent in the entire
middle and south part ofTexan to
whom it is not of vital importance
to keep the yellow fever out of the
stale.
The Florence Vidett published
at Florence Williamson county
has some very complimentary
word.4 to say of 1'rof. E. MrMullen
who taught in the Bryan school
last year. We are pleased to hear
of Professor McMullen's good for-
tune. The Vidette fays:
Just before going to preen we are
informed that Prof. K. McMulleu
has accepted a proportion from
our tthool trustees to teach the
Florence High School the coming
season. We openly accuse our
trustees of doing exactly the right
thing in this instance. Prof. Mc.
arrived in Florence last week with
so intention whatever of looking
for a position. He was simply on
a visit and his intention was to
rest from bis profession the coming
year but his old friends (and they
are many in this country) pre-
vailed upon him to teach the Flor-
ence High School which he taught
successfully for two years prior to
the last session.
A JOLT FOR WANNAMAKER.
Temple citizens to the numlx-r
of fifty wired a protest to John
Wannamaker aliout that dinner
a flair of his where he mixed his
family up with Hooker T. Wash
ington. They said:
In the public press we noticed
you dined Hooker T. Washington
at United States hotel la-t Sunday
a pacort to vour daughter. We of
the South appreciate Booker T
Washington's ability but deny his
right to social equality witu any
American however humble. Such
action on the part of the leading
Northern citizens has caused the
South much trouble. We as a
people regret your action and ask
would you accept a negro of what
ever rank as a son-in-law or on
social equality with your family
as you have indicated ? We "take
no nigger in ours" south of the
Mason and Dixon line and re-
quest your reply and explanation.
Fired Gun and Eseaped.
Denton. Tex. Awe. 17. While Deputy
Sheriff Wood via bringing a negro
prisoner here from Argyle the negro
snatched the officer's gun out of hi
pocket und ufter firing on the officer
Jumped from the buggy nril esca ped.
Head Fatally Crushed.
Jefferson Tex. Auk. IT. A train of
log tars were wrecked on the Jefferson
ii i 1 Northeastern railway by going
through a brtilKi'. About twelve cam
went down. A negro boy's head was
nuisheil ClIUKlllg Instant ile.lth.
Arretta at Atlanta.
Atlanta Tex. Aug. 17. Several par
tlea who i. ime here by pi Rate lonvey
mice from l.'Uil-i.m.i have been pla
under urrem. i hey were ordered to
the detention camp at Waskom.
TWELVE LIVES LOST.
Thousand of Tona of Limestone Slide
From Side of Quarry.
Allenlown Pa. Aug. 17. A mass of
limestone weighing thousand of I cum
Oh! from a side of the quarry of Mill
A of the Lehigh Portland Cement com
pany lit urmron. iwenty seven men
were ut work In the cuarry. tinly nine
of the men got awuy safely. The r-
malnlng eighteen were hubllei In
apace ten feet square twelve of whom
were killed and six Injured. All of the
men were Slavonian.
Six Killed.
Pan Pernanllno. Ch.. Aug. 17. Six
Mexican truck laborer were killed and
six or seven fatuity Injured ft a result
of a rear end collision between a aSntu
Ke work truln and an extra southbound
freight at Horseshoe Hend. twelve
milea south of Corona.
FIRST BALES.
One Each From Mississippi and Louis
iana Received at New Orleans.
New Orleans Aug. 17. The first
bales of Iouilana and Mississippi rot-
ton reai bed here Wednesday und were
sold at the cotton exchange for the yel-
low fever fund. Km h bale weighed
about fiOO pound. The MIssUslppI bale
came from Magnolia and the IamlHlunu
bale firm Amite City.
Laurel. Miss. ha lifted II quaran-
tine It) effect against New Orleans.
INDIGESTION
and Constipation means food eaten tiut partially invested
and food retained In the body undigested to.i long
'till it decays. It then supplies the poison
of decay to the system causing n train
of more or lens serious ill.
Take X-Ray Liver Pills
They clear the complexion. They don't weaken don't
Irritate nor upset the stomach. 2 c per tttle.
Sold only ty
EMMEL & MALONEY
I'KOtiKKhSlVK IiKUOOITS
Stylish
Shirts
rOR STYLISH MEN
With Collars and Cuffs attached
in Soft Pongees Mercerized and
Mohair materials; white cream
and grey effects at
75c $1.00 $1.50 $2.00
and $3.00
Are among our latest arrivals
and are models of neatness
and comfort for these hot
days. Get one and
KEEP COOL.
HunterS
Chatham
Men's Furnishers
NEGRO SON-IN-LAW.
Temple People Ask Wanamaker
Would He Accept One.
Temple. Tex. Aug. 17. AproH of
the recent Wiinamaker-llnoker T.
Washington Incident a number of
Temple citizen Kent the following tel-
egram: John Wanamaker ex-Pntmater
General Saratoga. New York: In the
public pre we noticed jua dined
I looker T. Washington at I'nlted State
hotel last Sunday n eeort to your
daughter. We of the south appreciate
Hooker Washington ability but deny
hi right to social equality with any
Amerlcun however humble. Such uc-
tlon on the part of leading northern
rlttxrns ha caused the south much
trouble. We aa a a people regret your
action and nsk would you accept a ne-
gro of whatever rank n a son-in-law
or on social equality with your family
aa you have Indicated? We "take no
nigger In our" south of Mason and
Plxon's line nnd requmt your reply and
explanation. Signed John II. Stephen.
W. C. H.-'bert and fifty other.
RUSHED BY.
Engineer Did Not Know of Existence of
Quarantine Camp.
Denl'on. Aug. 17. Prlsco Meteor
No. TiOj shot by the quarantine north of
licnisoii Wednesday afternisin and
cause a stir aa It was thought at first
that file net had been deliberate. The
engineer upon hi ai rival stated that
he had e. elved no instrin lion regard
ing a I'etentioii camp north of pi iil.-mn
and when lie kiw l'ie yellow flag.
Uiough: It wan a slow order. Agent
lieorge U. lireell of the 1'l l.n o went to
the ei. i tlon camp hood after the train
arrived to explain the circumstance
and to plve the assurance that in future
all train tarrying passenger would be
atopped.
Knly passenger train No. 1 win the
flist train sti.iq.ed at the ciunp. but no
one was taken off. Kvery pasionger
on poard wa required to awear he had
come from an uninfected district.
Fast
farmers in San Antonio Section
Gathering Fleecy Staple.
San Antonio Aug. 17. Farmer
through the territory tributary to San
Antonio are gathering and marketing
their cotton at a rapid rate. Three
hundred hale were brought Into Wei-
mar one day last week. In I.ockhart
the record wa broken several time
this year so far. Seguln is receiving
the largest iiumbi r of the ymr in her
history.
Thought Murdered.
Kllfdiee. Tex.. Aug. 17. Th body of
a half decomposed woman name I Cora
was found In the wood evidently
murdered. At first the negroe organ-
ised and attempted to lynch or drive
away from the town a negro whom
they thought guilty of the crime
SAVED BY SCREAM.
Barefooted Black Brute Fled but an
Arrest Waa Made.
ran. Tex- Aug. 17. A nig black
barefooted brute effected an entrance
Into the I ouse of K. P. Collin a mer
chant and attempted to criminally as
sault nis naught. r. Mis l)aly. tigh
ten years old. Jt happened at 4
o'clock thl m.rnlnr.
When the arlrl awoke the negro had
noid of an arm. She acreameJ and
this awakened her parenta. The negro
fled leaving his hat behind.
Officers and citlsena at once began
acourlng the county and at 11 o'clock
two miles south a negro answering the
description waa arrested. He waa
brought bark to town and Mr. Collins
la poaltlve the right man waa caught.
Some altrht doubt aa to his Identity
restrained mob violence but feeling la
Intense. The captured negro glvea his
name aa Dinwiddle and clalme Clark i
vine aa his home. He den'ea he Is
guilty but the hat found at the Collins
home has been Identified bv several
persons aa the one worn by Dinwiddle
Wednesday night.
The raj mum 9m
BRYAN TEXAS
60000
30000
5300000
S
S
Capital
Surplus and Profits
Deposits -
in t e . inxtUntiAn .
we oner you a buwu nismunuiv y(
and solicit your business
EDWARD HALL
G. S. TARKKR
A. W. WILKERSOX
President
Vice President
Cashier
TEMPLE HOUSTON DEAD.
Youngest 8on of Texas' Great States
man Expiree at Topeka.
 San Antonio Aug. 17. Mrs. Nellie
Houston Urlnghurst-of this city re
ceived a telegram announcing the
death of her brother. Temple Houston
at Topeka Kan.
Temple Houston waa the youngest
son of Cent-rat Sam Houston the Tex
as patriot tie was lor many years
prior to hi death a prominent citizen
of Woodward. Okl.v where he waa a
leader at the bar and In politic. For
the past six months Tempi Houston
ha been an invalid. He was In the
hospital at Wichita and Topeka for
four or five months Immediately pre
ceding his death. In many respect
Temple Houston resembled hi distin-
guished father. He wa loved by men
for hi sterling manhood and his devo-
tion to hi friend. He was striking In
appearance being more than six feet
tall und of robust build. He affected
long hair nnd wa probably known by
sight to more men tl -n any other cltl-
en In Oklahoma. He leave a widow
und several children the oldest u bol
I named fur hi celebrated grand
father.
B U L LETIN NUMBER 6
The (Ireat Northern Telegraph Company report that the Che
K.ir. Shanghai cable i interrupted. However this will Dot
hare any bearing 0 n
tales of
lltATII & M I LLIGAN
Paints
for (iAHTH IIOWEI.L4 WKllM carry a complete stock at
all time. Treseiit liemaiul for Heath A Milligan I'aliit
O It K A T K S T t) N It K C O It I
TEXAS TEAM.
Those Who Will Attend the Nations
Shoot at Seagirt N. J.
Aust n. Aug. 17. Adjutant tieneral
Hulen ha given out th name of the
mii i essful contestant ut rltle pracll
ut l.ei.n Hpilng who will compose the
Tela team for the nation il shoot at
Seagirt. N. J. They are: Sergeant I.
I'. Iiiikson. Hill ioro; Corporal M
Cook lyl-r: Sergeant M. I .McHomild
M.-l.i. Corpor I ;. C. Malone. Illllt-
boio; Sell.'" ant J.ime io!ui. il.ilw-
ton; Private Stephen III !i :g. Am illllo;
Sergeant Hugh II. Hill. Caldwell Ser-
geant Homer Hooker. Cleburne; I "r t -at-
Ipprerht. Tlmpson. Corporal I.
I: lilecll. Waio. Corpolal Herd I lei .1
tur; Sergeant Jes.. Ja k .hi. Austin
Private W. U. Olckson. Cl'-'aime; S -on
I I.h ii'eoaiit l"re il. post W.h o.
Captal:- .1. T. Adklnsou I iieinond ; Ser-
geant l'-ibv I ire to. mi I Colonel O. C
Cuess ir.. captain of tam. S in Antonio
Member of the team I ng to Iim al
cornpan) In their tespeitiw town
Josephine State bank f Jsephlne.
Collin county has lieeri incorporated
Cai ital stiK k I 114 000.
The railroad commission took up the
question of Icing charges on refrigera-
tor car looking to readjustment. Te-
tltnnnv wit nfYer.! tv wlfnt.i In f.i
' ....... . .. i . . . i . .
vor of rei.!liitrnent. tending to show r my years ago imy lever nan not
that In ir - I mces freight nnd been named but undoubtedly peo-
Icing char. e.ee.led the price for pe autlereil then aa now with sileex
wn.cn me ' i meni soin in market or ln(fi WBtery eyii exees.lve ruunlriK
rMona Vll L.OUIB HlliJ . nil ago I .
and as a result of which the fruit In- "fc
dustry will have to be aliandnned alto- The direct cause appear to lie
gether unless the commission with the heat dust and the pollen of flower
and the only treatment that physi
i
TIIK HOMK MAX WINS"
For reliable up tod ate work to
GORZYCKI
The Photographer
Full line f Fine Moulding at cut price.
We frame l'lcture to order.
We will shortly receive equipment for the new HromiJe
process Of ellrlll' picture.
(iive ii a call when you want llrat-clas work at reoson-
able price.
1
CAUSE OF MAY FEVLR.
Hyomei the Only Cure Gives Chinre of
Climate In Vour Own Home.
Intervention of the Interstate commerce
commission will regulate charge. The
commission took the mutter under advisement.
SUGAR FAMINE OVER.
About Ten Carloads of the Staple Hi
Arrived at Beaumont.
Iteaurnont. Aug 17. Wednesday wit-
nessed a complete sugar famine here
owlr g to the New Orleans quarantine
which hn interfered with shipment
of retir.erleN. The M illory stcmshln
N'- from New York brought In a
large iniuntlty of sugar from Ni v
York and a carload wa Inline II it. lv
snt to Heiiumonl by a passenger train.
A famine here was narrowly aviiie
last week but plenty of the household
nrtlcle Is here now. M my places t
the st lie nre said to I n the verg
oi n sugar i.unine. Aimut . n ..
load have been tei elved (o re fur uis
Intuition.
and
FATAL DERAILMENT.
Engineer Coyne Lcies His Life
Fireman Ely Injured.
Houston. Aug. 17. A Houston Past
nnd West Texas railroad train en route
to Shreveport wa derailed between
(iiHslrlcii and Livingston Thursday
morning. Knglnecr IMgar Coyne was
killed and Fireman Fly Injured. Sever-
al pasoengers were slightly Injured
HAD NO SECONDS.
Deed of Miners Results In One Death
and Arreit of Sarvivor.
i:i Paso. Aug. 17.- I.i e Taylor nn 1
F.. P. Ie.irrii;i. two mini rs. alone In th-
mountain of Mogollnn In New Mexico
quarreled over a mine und fought n
duel for It. Taylor wa killed nnd
llearrup Is und r arrest. They used
pistol and the fight wa without sec
ond.
Two to Eleven Points.
New York. Aug. 17. Cotton market
opened weak at decline of S to 11
points.
ciana recommended prior t the di
covery of Hyomei waa a change of
climate.
Now by using- Hyomei you ran
save an expensive trip to the Moun-
tains and escape weeks of MilTerm'.
Thin remarkable treatment kill the
germa of the disease and soothe and
heals the irritated linieoii mem-
brane. It really lvi you in your
own home a change of climate nnd
hay fever sulferer know from past
experience that thl U the only
thing- that ha afforded them relief.
Hy breathing; Hymni I a few time
daily you ran savo the expen of a
trip to the Mountain and avoid the
dangriiiiM bay fever.
The complete llyillnel oiitlltcost
but ft extra bottle & cent ntiil
cmiKiit nt a neat pocket inhaler
through which Hyomei I lireatheil
and which will last a life-time a
medicine drotiper and a bottle of
Hyomei. K. J. Jenkins oiler to re-
fund the money If Hyomei iloes tint
d ) ail that i claimed for it.
W. C. FOUNTAIN
Dentist.
Crown anJ BriJge work a spec
ialty. Office up -stairs over Burt
NorwinTs store.
J. W. Batts
KUAL liSTATE AOLNT
OFFICE IN TALIAFF.KKO BP1LDIN0
OPPOSITE COP RT HOLSK.
I'lloNK Xn. ;i7.
H lo offlce ths onlr set of AtMtraet Books of
oi uwn vuuniy uim 1 ium
FtHt HALE.
ii or m
SEVEN DOLLARS & 50 CENTS
buys a k)W'1 cherry dresser wah-
stand a bowl and two pitchers.
F. II. Hidden old I'latner place. ?.v
John Johnson an Aged Citizen of
West Expires In an Hour.
West Tex. Aug. 17. John Johnson
one of West's oldest citizen while at-
tempting to cross thu railroad wa
struck by the southbound passenKcr
train und died nn hour later of the in
juries.
Mr. Johnson came from Fngland
settling In Ohio and was a member of
an Ohio regiment. He fought through
the Civil war aa a Union soldier. After
the war he moved to Missouri but only
stayed there a few years then came
to Texas. He waa eighty-six year old. j
1's'i' acre of Und located on rinall
mute I'i mile north of Uryan.
About 70 acre In cultivation. Near-
ly ail under fence. 10 acre hojr pas-
ture (loud 4 fiKini residence and 2
room tenant hnue. timid water.
Thl In a lirst class place l'rice
fill. per acre.
fsi acre .f g black sandy land
about 15 mile north of Uryan m
mail route. Four room house; gnod
well: X acre In cultivation. Price
tIOO
211 acre h mile from Itryau; 120
acre In cultivation ; 10 acre hou nan.
ture; balance in pasture; U-room rea-
Uletice J tenant lioiisas: barn rost
afust.u). Price eli'irO per acre.
271 acre about l milea north-east
or isrynn: about 5 acres under fence
and cleared; balance timber l'rice
.Vim per acre.
Five room residence with about
two acre of land located near ichool
house. Price ai.Klir.OO.
Ten room residence and 40 acre
of land in city limit. Tenant hnuae
barn etc. l'rice lOuo.Ui. Tertna
easy.
I he . H. Cole block
addition. Price I750.IXI.
iu Hajtl a
In eastern
One quarter of a block
part of towu price 12.
212 acres of land on east aide of
town known a the Caldwell pasture.
Will sell In tract to suit purchasers
and mi easy terms.
3 lota in irood neighborhood with
fine shade trees l'rice ;i00. Terms
easy.
lot uear Allen Academy l'rice
$.125.00
62 acrea of land with jfood small
residence bured well and all noo-
cessary Improvements located In-
side of city limit l'rice 11600.00
terms reasonable. This Is a bargain.