Bryan Morning Eagle. (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. ELEVENTH YEAR, No. 281, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 1, 1906 Page: 4 of 6
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Fire Life Tornado Plate Glass Bond
My Companies are as good as the best and can give you
ABSOLUTE PROTECTION on any risk no matter how
large or how small at competitive rates.
I respectfully solicit a share of your business guarantee
ing PROMPT ATTENTION GOOD SERVICE ABSOLUTE
PROTECTION.
My office is in the Smith Building over City National
Bank. My telephone is number 161.
If you can't come to see me call my phone and your bus-
iness will be promptly attended to.and very much appreciated
J. B. MINES
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Place your order for the best
ever brougMt to Bryan with the
BRYAN ICE STORAGE
& COAL COMPANY
Telephone 206
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1 llKiUUHiMftUftslULtt
mr4 at lb Poatofllos ts (MOD4 elsa mall
sastter.
KY CAKNM A WALLACE.
U K VAN TI'XAS NOVEMBER I 1'16
Tltc San Antonio International
I:air was formally ojK.-iied yester-
day by Governor I.anhain.
Tlic Bryan Eagle is agitating a
movement to get a cotton mill for
Iiry.ni. This is a step in the right
direction. Every town with the
cotton receipts of Bryan should
have a cotton mill. The A. & M.
College can furnish the men to rtin
the mill whenever llryati gets it.
The Battalion.
Tiie Mttntion with reference to
the approaching election through-
out various states appears to have
tlic Kadeis of lioth parties guess-
ing. One c f the sure things aiut
ek-etii his in the close states is that j
the tiMih are never known until j
the votes are counted. Straw bal-!
lots aii'l estimates inertly furnish
somii thing t talk ahout In-fore the j
re.il tiling n nics off.
The agriculrural department at
Washington has published a re-
sume of the views of correspon-
dents on the effect of local condi
tions throughout the county on
farm values. Considerable space
is devoted to Texas and Braos
county is mentioned among others
in a statement that "cotton laud
has depreciated on account of the
boll weevil and labor having gone
to counties where there was cotton
and not returning." Any de-
preciation which followed the floods
and U)U weevil has long since dis-
appeared and land values under
the impulse of intensive farming
methods and the use of fertilizer
are enchancing while there is no
more of a scarcity of la!or here than
elsewhere in the country. The in-
formation in the government report
is misleading and detrimental to
the interests of the county as ap-
plied to present conditions when
we are gathering a "btnnper" cot-
ton crop and riding the crest of the
wave of pro-jerity. Bryan's cot-
ton receipts for the season to
Nov. I 1 9o by wagons ag-
gregate 2455 bales and while it
all did not come from Braos coiiTi-
ty it all did come from this imme-
diate section and is some cotton
we rather think.
EVAPORATED FRUITS
Finest the Market Affords
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Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes
D ied Grapes London Layer Raisins
MANY OTHER GOOD THINGS TO EAT
'hone 142 for Prompt Service
iil-GS & MCCULLOCH
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1 DB. AND MRS. IMILEY RESIGN.
Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Ilailey have
resigned from the Texas Woman's
College owing to the failing health
of Mrs. Ilailey her strength being
unequal to the arduous duties of
matron of the growing institution.
The board of directors has accept-
ed the resignations and has pre-
vailed upon Dr. Grx B. Butler
the president to rumx with his
family to the College bnilding and
take the active management of the
school work. Miss Kmily Teal has
been elected to the position made
vacant by the resignation of Mrs.
Ilailey. The severance of the re-
lations of Mr. and Mrs. Ilailey
with the College is deeply regret-
ted by their many friends. The
ICagle is not advised of their plans
for the future but learns they will
visit Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Collier
for a few days at their home near
Bryan and attend the Baptist state
convention at Waco.
The scholarly attainments and
christian character of Dr. Ilailey
have made themselves felt during
his residence here both as a teach-
er and preacher and great useful-
ness lies before him and his gmnl
wife wherever they may cast their
lot.
Tfcer Ar JTa ImUI ImmU Llka the
Har Maker.
The burrowuif beet are commonly
ranked with Miliary Insects. Certainly
they are not "aortal'' Urlnir la organis-
ed communities. Ilk honeybee. But
one mlgbt venture to rail them "nclsto
borly Inserts'' for they love to wake
their cavernous hermitage In well
peopled neighborhoods.
Their burrow sites are preferably up-
on hard dry spots with a bit of slope
maybe. Therein the mother will sink
a shaft eight or ten Inrhes deep and
about three-eighths of an Inch wldo.
On either side she will dig out small
orate cells fire or six In all which she
duty provisions and supplies with an
egg apiece.
The burrow are aUuit the bigness of
tho ocrnpnut and extend Inward for a
foot or so with sundry enlargements
after the fashion of their kind where-
in tho young are bred. In the height
of the season the lire nelghltorbnod
are the tu-eno of a busy life. The air
resounds with tho hum of wing as the
Insects fly t- and fro on parental duties
bent plenishing their nurseries with
polleu and honey of the flower. Hut
just Inside each burrow gate an Inter-
esting phase of Insert life gies on. lle-
yond the gateway w tilth Is aUut the
length of the bee there rises a vesti-
bulea tiny expansion of tho burrow
whose use soon appears. Just within
the gateway with face toward the
opening one of the housekeepers now
the male and now the female but often-
er the former keeps constantly on
guard. ' And great need there Is for
such sentry duty for Insect rogues and
thieves besiege the doors to plunder
the contents of the nurseries or Infect
them with parasitic eggs. Hatreds.
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We also handle the
SEALY flATTRESS
LEVY BROS.
WILL LOCATE IN BKVAN.
Dr. J. F. Eaies' Term Expire at Quar-
antine Officer at Rotlport
Arrived Yesterday.
Dr. J. Kavcs arrived yesterday
from Rockport to join his family
and make his home in Bryan his
terra as quarantine office at Rock-
port on the Texas coast having
expired. The office at that place
has been closed and will likely 1c
under federal supervision when rc-
opened. Dr. Kavcs has been one of the
most trusted and efficient men in
the quarantine service for several
years and his duties have called
him to a number of states and to
Mexico. lie was very active in
the campaign when Texas was so
seriously menaced by yellow fever
last year and has been one of Dr.
George R. Tabor's right hand men.
His many friends in Braos coun-
ty will learn with much satisfaction
that he has located in Bryan to re-
sume the regular practice of medi-
a a
cine in which lie nas uau many
years of successful experience.
In his sjKCch at the Agricultur-
al college last week Senator Ben
Tillman showed that though Texas
would make five states as big as
South Carolina the latter spends
twice as much on its agricultural
college. So does North Carolina!
aud several other of the southern
states. No institution in the state
is so important as as the Agricul-
tural college where young men are
taught the science of agriculture
as well as its practical side and
other useful knowledge as well.
Beeville B-.-e.
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HAVE VOL' CATAKRH?
11 .1.. 11 .i 1 n. ii:.i
uicaiuc iijuiiici aim ni fM-nii mu
Cure Sold Indcr Guarantee.
If you lue catarrh with !lrn!e breath
burning pains in th; throat 'uugliin
rai.ing ot imuous ditluully of hreatliiim
inrriing huikine-. discharge from the
iion tit Lling and Jroing at the hark ol
the throat nprt ially at night roughing
spasms etc. begin the use of Hyoinei at
once."
Its healing medication will gite relief in j
a few dayj and its continued use will com-
pletely drive all catarrhal germ from the
spstrin.
Ifyoniei contain! Nature's hraling oilt
anJ haUams the germ-killing properties of
the pine forests anJ goes with the air you
breathe to the mini remote cells of the res-
pitatory orgam searching out and killing
all catarrhal germi and soothing and heal-
ing all irritation there may be in the mu-
cous membrane. It is easy a.id pleasant to
use Hyomei pleasanter than must stomach
dosing as its healing air is breathed
through a neat pocket inhaler which can
be carried in the purse or vest pocket and
carries medication to just the spot where
relief is needed.
The complete llyomri outfit costs but
$1.00 extra i utiles if needed 50 cents
and E. J. Jenkins gives his personal guar-
antee with every package that money will
he refunded unles the treatment cum.
this shows his faith in the power of
Hvomei to cure catarrh. .
A BATHROOM IN JAPAN.
TUr ! Spaee. With a Itaaaa Tab
aaj Mnpl Kllllaas.
This bathroom la Japan was a tiny
tpace 4 by fevt says a writer it) the
I'rafuinnu. Iu It were four ohjivts. a
stool to alt uion when washing oucsclf
before getting Into the tmth a shining
hrass wash basin a wimnIcii all ami
dipper In which to fetch the bath wa-
ter nnl the tub. The tub. like most
private baths was rotnul cimkct shnj-
el ami uinile of white wimmI. It was
perhaps thirty Inches In tliaiiicter and
twenty-seven Inch high. A copper
funm l or tnle pasxing throuuh the lot-
totn went lip Inslili' close t the inlge.
This tllleil with llghtisl ch:ir-onl. Ujv
piled heat for the water. The pipe w as
higher than tho tub so the water
eoubl not leak InMilc. A few trans-
verse bars of wood fitted Into grooves
and formed n protection so the bather
could kneel In the tub without coming
In contact w-tth the hot pipe. The wall
of the room were of white wood with
a pretty grnlu; the floor of pine laid
with a lllit olope and griMre so the
water might flow Into a gutter ami
through a buiubMi pipe to the yard. A
moon shni' lattice window high up
let In air and light. As provision for
more ventilation the two outside wall
for a foot lielow the celling were lat-
tice of bniiitxto slats.
As my eye traveled from object to
object I n'rkly sized tip the cost
for the tub. S yen. and It would last
Indefinitely; yen for the brass basin.
CO sen for the pall aud dipper and 25
sen for the stool. Eleven yen would
fit tip iu bathroom and I asked for
nothing nicer.
The ftkla ss l.lalls.
The skin has a remarkable nwer of
absorbing liquids brought luto contact
with It. Fluid so taken up are In
part detained locally and In part enter
the tiny vo-N (blood and lymph) that
lad to the large blood vessels. In the
days of long ago blood baths were
used but their employment w-as found-
ed ou Ignorance. The mt Important
com tltiient of blood cannot pass
through tho skin unless they have lecn
previously treated chemically. Iv
tlons of bl'Mxl so prepared are lit the
present day u-o'd by some N-auty lov-
ers. MI1U baths are more In ncrce-
ni'Mit with scleiiee and common srnse.
They are not rei-oncllalile with one's
tiotl'ins of -iiii'i-.iy. Taney bnthlrg In
about ten gallons of milk to secure the
Absorption "f n f''w te.ixpMmfuIsI
A FOOL AND HIS MONEY.
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DISEASES
yielj quickly to the mwt wonderful
discovery in the x& hundred years.
ZEMO
is now recogni jed as "The world's great-
est cure for all diseases of the skin anil
scalp." Itchine skirt diseasrs are caused
by a germ. ZEMO cures by destroying
these germs. It never fails to cure.
strs. F. S. Reynolds sste MapU Art
St. Lou i. sarss "I sra ri ft't ol.l and I
have sudcr4 19 s-vars srtih ucliinf. bnrmiif
trirmi Mr KHn II. Jno. S. Psvls vi
Cnurtnv Sho Co.. ineari s Kttle of
ZLMU. Wnhi on t iho iirhuii mt
sionvd and iho swvHine rtiturt.l and Iho
rupooDs almt darpfd II is Ihogrvst
ssl cult lot all skin dixaa."
PRICE $1.00 ALL DRUGGISTS
OR BY EXPRESS
PssraaiD 0lt Dr
E. W. ROSE MEDICINE CO.
9092 Olive St St. Uss Mo.
1 6aarssiei ss4 Sail Se
DIU-C. F. AHDRE
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Physician and Surgeon.
orricat: jkskixs' dkco bi
Residence Telephone 181
BRYAN TEXAS.
T. R. IBat
Attorney at fw.
Heal Estate for S
I have several nica famll
Idences for sale ranging In
from e000.0O up on the most ll
terms; all situated usar the A
school on east side.
DR. R. H. HARRIS
Office tt Emrcal A UaJooey's Drag t
BRYAN TEXAS
Calls answered promptly night
Office !3 rs t to II a. m. o4 1 to 4 p
Office 'phom 63 : Rea. ph
M. I I. I AM HIS
TRY
Bohanon
HACK LIN
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r.iccis m Trail
At the Public's Servic
Day or Night
Headquarters in Front I
Norwood's Store.
Phone me your ordef;
No. 87
W. C. BOIIANOK
PBOI'KIKTOB
SI
PIT
JNO. A. HIOORE
Fresh shipment of Blanks candy now at
Howell Bros. 2n
Tho retinitis' of Men and lbs ioael
of I he I'araallra.
Tin' civilullty f n multitude of more
or li-ss thrifty mhi1 who. In their
mnniu for nioin'v. are n-nily t bellevs
that they can amass fortunes over.
Dlght makes tlictu the easy iny of a
swarm of parasites who Infest the
financial dlstrU-ts. The giwrsd of the
jar.isiti's who hulld air rastli-s for their
Tli tlms and real -asi!os for themselves
Is ters:
"A ford Is born every lulnute."
"A fool and LI money are soon
parted."
Toslnir as bankers and brokers the
financial parasites scour the country
for the fool and then exercise their
nimble wits In devising" schemes to ac-
complish the partition. How many
millions of dollars are parted from the
fools every year may In? conjectured
from the millions of dollars spent by
the pseudo-financiers ttt advertising;.
The bulk of the flnaix-la! advertising
In the leadlnjr newspapers of the coun-
try Is Intended for the fools. Another
Index of the richness of the harvest of
partlutt money from the fools Is the
occasional exposure of some particu-
larly plat-Ins: ami bungled Irrrpostnra
when the calculable swag" runs Into
the hundred of thousands. If not Into
millions. Hut these frauds are seldom
exposed for the vl.-tlius are usually as
anxious as the vlctlmlzers to escape
the HmellKht of publicity. Most men
prefer to lose thlr money rather than
bear their neighbors quote front the
parasites' gospel "A fool and his
money are soon parted." Sueeees
H. H Henry
. i. V. Brogdon
R. L Brogdo
HENRY & BROGDON BROS
Wholesale and Retail GRAIN DEALERS
and
LflEYli
UveryJBujineis Exclusively for White Patronage
E6M
Fresh Stock ol
FEEDSTUFFS
ALWAYS ON HAND
Feed Store 'phone
No. 53
CALL
ON US
The most fashionable
TURNOUT!
in the city. (
BOARDERS A Special!
Stable 'ohnna I? I
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MEXICO ST. 10OIS SPEC! '
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A Hraml New 22 Karat Train Wlfiiout a Flaw. Second Seasoi :
Twice a Week Commencing November 2C
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IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE
TEXAS PAOIFIU
I. c G. N. and
NATIONAL. LINES OK MBXIGCj
From St. Lous Tuesdays and Fridays. 9:00 a. in. From Mexlo
ednadays and haturdays7:15 a. hi. Hut nineteen atatlon at
Two nights en route. One night between elpl termi-
nal and Kan Antonio Texas. "
C'H sUt of Train Composite ear. Including buffet barber shop am -
ainiLg car t is carrej arawing room compartment and llbrar
otMiervattou sleepers. The limit reached In I
SPEED COMFORT AND EL.EGAK
No Kxcfs Fare ( liar-- d. V. servations should be made In advn
bee Local Ageuta or Write i
0. J. PRICE G. P. T. A. CEO. D. HUNTER A. G. P
I. A G. N. R. R. Palestine Texas
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Bryan Morning Eagle. (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. ELEVENTH YEAR, No. 281, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 1, 1906, newspaper, November 1, 1906; Bryan, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth321948/m1/4/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .