Bryan Morning Eagle (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. TWELFTH YEAR, No. 270, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 20, 1907 Page: 4 of 6
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Last Chance to See this Wonderful
Play Until 1911
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"yT the conclusion of
this season The
Clansman will start on
a European and Aus-
tralian Tour to last Three
Years.
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TWO Companies con-
solidated into one
for this Extraordinary En-
gagement of the most
Popular Drama in America.
By THOMAS DIXON Jr.
DirectionofQGEORGE H. BRENNAN. I
The Most Notable Cast and Production yet Presented-Seventy-Five Peoples the Stage-Troop of Cavalry Horses-New Scenic an d
Electrical Effects. -
Prices Lower Floor $.50. Balcony $1.00. Seats on sale Friday Oct 18 at Haswell's Book Store.
The Daily Eagle
F-ntercJ it tlie l'ottutiu e in Ri) an Texas
a ciiij cI.vm niattrt.
liY (ARMS A WALLACE
e aruieii Willi nistols. W ith
t .
scythe attachments and speed
limits removed the automobile
would I a ifcadly instrument of
war without guns.
BRYAN IF.XAS OCT 2. V)C7
Sunday services w;re protract-
ed to an unusual length and many
housewives had to use make shifts
for dinner in older to meet the
afternoon engagements. Two or
three ladies lauhinj;ly compared
notes. One said "We had to eat
cold biscuits;" another said "We
didn't have any dinner woitli men
tioning;" aid a third "Wo didn't!
have much but we dine out to- i ni; r.. ..n .;n .
night ami ui answer to inquiry. t)e the republican candidate next
There are in Houston many
more children who have never
seen a snow storm than in Murky
Manhattan Ja;Ry Jersey City
HowlilK' I IohoI;en I'.lf.lk ItrnnV-
lyn and Xutty Newark combined.
Houston Tost.
Hold on brother! Houston is
great of course but there have
leen born in the above small vil
lages more children since the last
snowstorm than the entire popula
tion of Houston.
William J Bryan is said to be
ami will notions continue. Hut Club it licked Santa Anna and
lam not expecting severely cold! still it
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weamer nor Kiwing irosts to loiiow ders Us undiminished chip.
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she continued. "Whenever moth
tr finds out that there is any extra
service for Sunday she goes home
and cooks Mipjer for us while I
am at church. If she didn't I
could not be here." Jmt a few . vclt didn't kill will probably 1 a
words sjMkcu but they ojhmi to a menagerie attraction next
chapter in a juiet life entitled j .
"Helpfulm ss." The mother re-! FOSTER'S WE4THER BLLLETIN.
year and is strongly inclined to
the opinion that Taft will lie the
nominee.
The War that President Roose-
fcrrcd to i uiiawiming and takes
uo proiiiiiunt part; her presence is
more often felt through the floral
otTerines than seen in her attituJe
(Copyrighted by V. T. Foler.)
Washington D C Oct 19.
Last bulletin gave forecasts of dis-
turbance to cross continent 20 to
that high temperature wave. The
uext cold wave will not reach me
ridian i)o till alout Xov. 5. The
killing frosts will reach meridian
90 about 24 a few days ahead of
this disturbance..
Some radical weather will im-
mediately follow Oct. 10. Dan
gerous storms may be expected
not far from 22 and then rains
followed soon after by a cold wave
and killing frosts.
These bulletins said the coldest
part . of October would be about
beginnitig of the month the last
of the mouth being warmer. No
vember will reverse that order and
an unusual fall of temperature will
occur between October 30 and
November 30. Very severe and
cold weather will monopolize the
last ten days of November.
n. .... "
mere will be no invasion of
these United St
u aaaix.! IV.U
from our Southern frontier. wJnVl
Lthe great grand glorious am!
gorgeous state of Texas will not
laughingly rencl with nni limit
tied behind her back.
Sit tight and rest easv s
ivouis nines.
CONDITION IS CROWDED.
as wurshij-cr; but she's holding up! 24 warm wave 19 to 23 cool wave
me nanus u niotr wuouo. mjc(22 1O20. exi uisturoaucc will
does the c'ltv that lies nearest. ; leach Tacific coast about 25 cross
does it wit1. 1 u: uiurninring niea. west of Rockies couutry by close
uring fu.lv up to the standard M.t
by Slomin toi "ilse virtuous wo
man;" and now her children com-
plete the prophecy by calling lur
'blesed." Such a lxrautiful l:tV
of set vice is hers. Yet nut of u
of 2fi great central valleys 27 to
: eastern states 30. Warm wave
w ill cross west of Rockies about 25
great central valleys 27 eastern
states 20. Cool wave will cross
we-t of Rockies about 28. prcat
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sjend half of our lives in l.wking ' central valleys '0 eastern states
for sor.iethii" ' for the Ma. 1 Novemlvr 1.
le missed!" This will be cue of the severe
le day and storm periods of this radical
- SIT TirJHT AND REST EASY.
Away off from Bangor in the
chilly state where flows the Penob
scot t and hears no sound save the
lifting of the lid comes the report
upon the credit of the editor of a
paper in the City of Mexico that
thousands of Japanese veterans
are in the Mexican states border-
ing the United States equipped
with arms and discreetly organized
in readiness to gather in and in-
vade this country on short no-
tice." We arc uncertain how Boston
and the New Kngland shore which
shook with tremors from the Bay
of Buzzards to that of Fundy when
the Great SjKinish Attack was
threatened in 'yS feel about this
pronouncement but for ourselves
we of Missouri sit tight.
There is on our Southern bor
sentiment I we;ither mouth. All weather feat
'. would tath-1 u:es will go to extremes. Thefder an empire called the I)ue
llian any-; uisturlmuce will lodow a leriod of Star state which not only is am
. Tmyson cooler than usual weather aud the
warm wave expected to cross the
meridian o not far from jS will
goto high degrees. It will be
1
o have an
ply able to care for all the invad-
ing Japs who might venture to
cross the Rio Grande with
arms but would like the job.
PROGRAM.
Follow ine it th niovrim nf ih ".....!
1 exai rret liantint Ai.rwl.iinn i k. k.u
with Willow Holt church Oct. 24 to 27
Thursday K.vming Oct. 24
7:30 Song Pni Service.
:! Introductory Sermon Rev
W. May.
9:00 Adjournment.
Friday Morning.
9:30 Song and Devotional b Mod era.
IUI
10:00 Question Wh t r.m. . ....
nwiMiun Ainiwerrd hv t-rvlrl.
10:30 Permanent Brffniii.n A
poinlment o officer F.i-.
11:00 Adjournment fnr niMlii.. ..J
r t 1 . Id
. .m v :v.
Friday Evening
1:30 Present Conditions of the Work
and in Needf-Kev. J. T. Thomtu.
. 2:0U Miniiterial qualification Rev.
. J. latum.
2:30 Value of the Sumiiv &-li.w.l i
Church J. 1.. Pavne.
3:00 An Ideal Pi.r UM!n.P.
. Swanwick.
3:30 Temperance Re. Tom A.
Searcy.
4:00 Adjournment.
Saturday Morning
9:00 Devotional.
9:10 Regeneration Rev. W. T. Wood
9:30 What Are Our KmmA. v.
Ileginnen Rev. Henry Hunter.
9:?i0 How Art Wt Juuitied Rev. W.
N. Crenshaw.
10.10 Worshiping (Jod With Our
Sulmanre A. P. liurnn.
0:3O An lncreaed Campaign and
How j. . (Jilpio.
H Adjournment for preaching and rt-
cesi to 1:30.
Saturday Keening.
1:30 Communion Rev. D. C. Hr.
grae.
2 Relation of Chun-hn 1.1 P.
S. HarriMin. I
:.w aed and kept Rev. A. W.
Mays.
3 Report! of Committees New Itusi-
nes Ktc.
3:3( (iood old fiohioned tnlimony
meeting everybody taking part.
4 SongIn the Sweet iir and By.
Ilenedurion lollowed by preaching er.
vices Saturday night and Sunday at 11.
There is Not Enough Room for Stud
eats at A. and M.
On all sides can be seen cvideri'-es
of the crowded condition of the
Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege. It was no uncommon sight
during the first few days after the
openiug of the college before addi
tional seats could be got from Bry-
an to see students in the class-
rooms standing in the corners or
seated on window sills. The com
panies are so large that when the
battalion is drawn up on the pa
radc ground each end of the lines
of men overflow a-ay out into the
bushes that fringe the place ar-
WIIIIUUWU.
IThe most apparent sign of the
unusual number of students is the
row of thirty-six tents which in
close the small parade grounds. As
Judge Green of oakum said dur
ing his recent visit "It looks as if
a regiment of soldiers was encamp
ed Here. Seventv-twn mn
now lodging in the tents. That
they are comfortable may lie iudg
ed from the fact that Capt. Moses
reports that 150 students have pe
titioncd for quarters there. Each
tent has a plank floor and is lioard.
ed up four or five feet. They cost
60 each exclusive of a stove and
other furniture.
Try This For Catarrh.
f'"'' Pow J"t wrMlKl br mail
1 nrre
BO
to all Catarrh aafterers.
efente uo obturation 1
Pr. Shoon it combining () . . . -lvpfna.
Thymol. Menthol. O.l of V
and ii incorporating thcr 1 into
a pure anow-white ere . kc lii.1Kmed
Petrolatum. Thi. r. t. LZ' V?
Catarrh UmH. .1... 1 v .
. ..... mcuiaia ana
lattine rrurt in i k -f .1..
Ihroat. That all may drtt tett It free. tktM
trial box r art being mailed without
eharee. nmnr. t a .1 .
ana tnua futi h.iiwimm . - k.
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the value of this combination.
11 Caisrrn bat extenHpJ Hn . v.
itnmirh nr Ka-i. 1. 1. r-.
-. .- - - mm 1 r. snoopa
Reatorative mu.t also be used IntenulJr
compiere cure la to be
Otherwue the 1. Shoon'.
Kemedv will m)im k i 1 1
ku ... W e. ...... riy Ullicimi.
rwrite xn. Shon. Pifm ivu 1-
and book. Sold by Druagistt everywhere.
Wkitk k4 stall I 4 rest
Jta 1 On nrr-Tl Jo 4 Foe Won.
iZV.ii"lT't No.arornlT
Ho. a Ou u kiUuayt Ko. t oo kiMnun4laav
be expected.
Catarrh
M. H. JAMES.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
One lieht fawn lertev COW llh nn .tr-If.l..
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urn anu one arooea norn. Very fat
1.1 her a I reward for return to W. F. uhn
NOTICE HL'NTERS.
All parties art hereby warned againt
hunting on any lands owned by the f..-
lowing signed parties. Anv parties vio-
lating alMive rules will be pro-ecmed to the
full ettent of the law. lake I mi
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T. J. Tatur
W. T. W0
item
.'ood
Few men haie received such an ovati.m
in this city a that a. corded to Captain
Kirhmond Peartvn HoUon. "the Hero ol
Iht .Mernmac ' and now a Congtevman
from Alabama Sundav afifinoon. when
he was presented to 4.HJ men who greet-
eJ him with 'cheen n.t k.-.i ..1 .
Dr. R. H. Harrison
Office at Emmtl & Malonty'a Drug Stort
BR VAN. TEXAS
Call. pomptly miwvkI dy night
Office hours t la II 1 m .-4 1 . .
Otbct phone 66 R.'Dh.0.il
W. C. FOUNTAIN
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Office I'pttairt'ot-tr Smith Drag Conpaot
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Dr. GIigod
Bosioratiiuo
totorists to nuch like the hot wave of Oct. 6
Bcfore-Tcxas had a Five Million i
Tom A. Searcy
Committee
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waving Hags and handkerchiefs. L. 269
M. H. JAMES.
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Bryan Morning Eagle (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. TWELFTH YEAR, No. 270, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 20, 1907, newspaper, October 20, 1907; Bryan, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth322226/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .