The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. FIFTEENTH YEAR, No. 27, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 8, 1910 Page: 4 of 4
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WE WISH ALL OF OUR CUSTO-
MERS AND FRIENDS A MERRY
CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW
YEAR WITH MANY THANKS FOR
THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE WE
HAVE RECEIVEO DURING 1909.
MOORE. ADAMS & GORDON.
I My Sincere Thanks
to friend and customers for their patronage during
the year juit cloning. Asking for a continuance of
ume and wishing all much prosperity in 1910 1 am
Youri truly
W. T. James
A IT.
THROUGH
THE
BACKBONE
OF TEXAS
Houston & Texas Central
Railroad
Reach t tvry pwlkxi of tha treat StK ti
ou travel Hi Pullman Cai
NnitM DaHal Dtmmm ft With. Watt.
Amtfia tad Cs-i
Thrnufh Slerpera UiCni'raJo fiallaa. Houi.uo
GalveaJon anj Ntw Ori-am
REMEMBER THE HUSTLER
Th: New ra Trais beiaeen Hautton & Dallat
Slael (Viai-hea. ptillman drawlnr room ot-wrva-ttim
parlor ar. broiler aetvue 0-4 ail day
trtint. Oil burning kKowulltca on all patten-
gar iraina.
For tkkm anJ further mfomatlon. rail on
Aterilt ol th H. T. C. kailnwJ
Of edjteit
T. J. ANPMrvW.
Gen ra. Arfent.
Huuaton. Tai
J. B. HINES
All Kids of INSURANCE
Talifchont 101
Upstairs in the Parker Building
W. A. WATKINS
IN SURA NCE
OfficeSWestfofCCourt J! Mouse
Phone 232
w c. FOUNTAIN
DENTIST.
Office upstairs ovtr Smith Drug Co.
BEST HAIR TONIC.
All Over America the News of the
Marvelous Dandruff Cures of
Parisian Sage iias spread.
A few years ago tucre was Intro-
duce;! Into Amctlca a cure for dan-
druff falling hair aud all ali tfis
e asea.
News of the quick action of this
wlnderful Invlgorator spread rapidly
And today without any sensational
or untrue advetrlalng. Parisian Sane
in used extensively In almost every
town In America. And what has pro-
duced this ureal demand? Simply
this: Tarlatan Sage does Jut what
we are telling the readers of The
Eagle it will do.
We lalm and we back our (Intra
w ith E. J. Jenkins' money bac k guar-
antee that Parisian age Is the most
Invigorating and rejuvinating hair
tonic. It cur en dandruff stops falling
hair and itching scalp; It makes the
hair grow strong and vigorous yet
soft and lustrous. It Is the only hair
dressing that reaches the root bulb
of the hair and destroys the dandruff
germ. '
And to the women who are reading
this simple statement of fact we want
to say that Frisian Sage works won
ders with women's hair." It will turn
dull harsh aud faded hair into beau
tlful. radiant and lustrous hair In a
few daya. and Is the most pleasant
and satisfying dressing any woman
ever used.
Prugglsta everywhere and KL J. Jen-
kins sell Parisian Sage for SO a large
bottle.
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CAPT. MOSES COMMAN-
DANT ANOTHER YEAR
Through Efforts of Board of Director
and Pres. Milner Extension of His
Detailment at College Obtain
ed. Popular With Student
Body.
j liy an order Just Issued from the
war department ('apt. Audrew Moses
'Is d tailed for his fourth year as pro-
feasor of military science and com-
i
mandaiit of cadets ut the A. and .M.
i
College of Texas the term of the new-
detail to end Septemehr 1 1011.
The following is the notice receiv-
ed by Cnpt. Moses:
Sir: I have the honor to inform
you that under Instructions of the
president the secretary of war here-
by extends your detail as professor of
military science and tactics at the A.
and M. College of Texas for; a period
of one year from September 13 1910.
HENRY P. McCAIN.
Adjutant General.
Officers of the United States army
are detailed as professors of military
science and tactics at the various land
grant colleges of the country and at
approved military schools. Under the
rule of the department a detail can
last for three years but under' excep
tional circumstances such aa an ar-
gent request from the institution the
detail can be extended for a fourth
year but four years Is the limit. Such
exceptional circumstances existed in
the case of Capt. Moses. He has
proved so satisfactory in his position
that recently the board of directors
of the college. Instructed Col. It. T.
M liner president of the college to
request the extension for the fourth
year and It has been done.
Capt. Moi.es Is now- serving his third
year as commandant of cadets During
his Incumbency of the position the ca-
Capt. Moses Is now serving his third
year as commandant of cadets. Dur-
ing his Incumbency of the position the
ci det corps has Increased In numliers
and that w hich was a batalllon forma-
tion when he came here has been
made a regiment with a full comple-
ment of staff officers. During the
past year the war department has
raised the rank of the military rating
of this college to the highest fixed by
the regulations showing the excel-
lence of the work Capt. Moses has
done w hile here. He Is untiring In his
efforts and while exacting In discip-
line and regulations has the good will
of the cadets. In college parlance he
is known as the "Dull" and as the
Hull b Is Kpular w ith them all. The
senior cass of the session of 1M7-0S
dedicated the Long Horn the Annual
College pulblcatlon issued by thee stu-
dents to him. In the dedication It was
said.
"High honors usually come to a man
either after long service or through
some happy or skillful actions that
reveal his power. The greatest com-
pliment the students can pay to any
one Is to dedicate an Issue of the Long
Horn to him. Capt Mosea had been In
the service of the college for only a
few months when he was selected for
this distinction. He has not earned
the place by length of service or by
exceptional actlona that have placed
him In the limelight of student pop-
ularity ao the truism with which this
article begins isnt true at all at
least In this Instance. Nevertheless
this Is Capt Moses' Long Horn. Capt
Moses quickly fell heir to the favor
of the cadets. It la the old. old story
so hard to learn If your good angel
did not imbue It Into the beings of
your parent before you. The hearts
of all man and boy alike give Instant
recognition to the kindly nature the
generous spirit the lofty soul the
sincere single minded clear headed
honest man and this Is what we take
Capt Moses to be ao far aa cold words
can express student opinion."
That friendship that obtained then
still exists in the student body. Capt.
Moses is a native of Burnet county.
Ills father. Col. Norton Moses served
that county two terms In the legis
lature and was one of the most dis-
tinguished Masonic lecturers ever In
this state. The captain was attending
the State University when Congress-
man Snyers appointed hlm'to West
Point. He graduated In 1S97 and was
assigned to the Eleventh Infantry sta
tioned at Whipple Barracks Arizona;
early In 190S he was assigned to the
artillery corps and was stationed nt
Fort Slocutn X. T. and afterwards
at Fort lrebb: Maine. Later he was
stationed at Fort Riley Kansas. Dur-
ing the Spanish-American war he was
assigned to the defenses of Portland
Maine and was a part of the army of
occupation In Cuba and assisted In j
i
the health campaign in Havana. lie j
wns recurnea io .Maine wr iwo years
.
and In l!0... he with ten other ran-
t.ilns nf nrtltlerv aim ordered to Kurt
Totten New York where he took a
special course of one year In subma-
rine defense and graduated. He then
served as a staff officer In the artil-
lery district of Charleston South Car-
olina coming to the A. and M. Col-
'cge from there.
Hon. Dayton Moses district attor-
ney at nurnet is his brother and his
wife la sister of Hon. Lewis Fisher
mayor of the City of Galveston.
His extension of detail la satisfac
tory to all the college authorities.
The members of the board of direc-
tors are much pleased with hla work
which has proved so beneficial to the
military discipline of the college.
A CADET FROM GERMANY.
Comss to A. and M. from Across the
Sea. la Unable to Speak a
Word of English.
(From heyiattalion.)
That the fame of the A. and M. Col-
lege of Texas Is spreading far and
w ide. Is evinced by the recent rat ranee
at this Institution of a lad Just over
from the Fatherland for the purpose
of taking the two-year course in agri-
culture. On the JSd of November Just as
most of the students were preparing
to go home for the Xmas holidays Mr. j
Ernest Welgle and son. of lamslg1
Germany arrived nt College Statlnn.
Mr. Weigle ram over for the sole pur-
pose of entering his son at A. and M.
In the agriculture! course.
He states that it had always Wen
his desire aa well as that of his boy
to come to America and settle down
as a tiller of the soil In this great
land of the free. However he did not
care to ship his son to America with-
out knowing of some reliable place to
send him; hence It was for this rea-
son that he came along. When they
left Germany he had in view no defi-
nite Institution where he might place
his son. On board ship however ho
was told of tho great benefits to be
derived from an education at A. and
M. in' agriculture.
This information waa sufficient and
Mr. Welgle at once decided to come
to Co'lege Station and learn whether
or not It was possible to enter his
boy who Is unable to speak a word
of English.
As soon as President Milner was In-
formed by Prof. Glesecke of the de-
sires of the Germans he at once ad
mltted the young man to the two-year
agricultural class. In the meantime
father and son were turned over to the
rare of Dutch Hohn who took charbe
of them during the holidays. Dutch
has been teaching the young cadet
English during spare womenu
bus already progressed with him
the Klnt where the latter can
"Gudo Mornen." "Kush." 'Flsh.
and
to
say
and
"Dunk You." The future cadet is a
bright one however and we feel aure
j
that he will prove to be a worthy
student.
Mr. Welgle Is very much delighted
with the military life existing at A.
and M. and appears to feel proud that
he has become acquainted with such
a splendid Institution. He will leave
for hlii home In Germany on the 10th
but will return to America and settle
permanently as soon aa he can dis-
pose of his large grain Interests across '
the sea.
80CIETY NEWS.
(Continued from Page 3.)
guest waa favored the hours were ;
made delightful. After several hours i
u ' "uicti 10 uiimiy neeuie work. With
aa accompaniment of "chat and laugh-
ter" Mrs. Dunlap served her guest
with refreshments. First was served
a turkey course followed with hot
chocolate and cake. Walnut sheila
tied together with ribbon and contain-
ing spicy verses and sayings were
read aloud by the guests adding much
to the merriment of the afternoon.
Of the many very pleasant af-1
ternoons spent of late perhaps none
was so much enjoyed as the meeting
... . r.mrr . com h new wiin
Mrs. J. . Ikiremns on Thursday af
ternoon. The usual zest nttendant upon
a lively card game was evident and
at no time did the Interest lag. Many
progressions of bridge were played
and much enjoyed. The receiving
rooms were made pretty by the use
of potted plants and the glenmlng red
and green of the holiday vines and
rtblxms. Not least nmonc the enlov-
nients planned was an appetizing
course of refreshment consisting of
neviien oysiers. crai'sers. snniiw'c tie.
pll.ks. rheese s.n.ws and white wine.
ci
i Miss Mae Wilson will lx hostess'
(h UalMlT (;irI(). . n
Wednesday. I
Mrs. W. D. Lawretic" has been elect- 1
ed to membership In the Kntre Nous
club.
CASE OE MADAME
IS SAD
Widow of Once Guatemalan
Found In Almshouse.
Ruler
Special to The r.'agle:
New Orleans. Jan. 8. Th Guatema-
lan consul and friends of Mme. Par-
rlos widow of the former president
of Guatemala who entered an alms
house on New Year's day have pre-
vailed on her to return to her native
country.
She will receive a pension enabling
her to live comfortably.
OR. AL0.E BENBOW.
OINTIBT
OVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
ELECTRIC
THEATRE
"Summer Boarders
Taken In"
"Troubles ot a Drug
Clerk"
Soldier's Honor
Protector of Animals
And two others Monday
PRIZE FIGHT
Just His Luck
Feit
ALL NfcW FILMS
ONLY 10 CENTS
NOTICE TO PUBLIC!
I am prepared to saw your wood on
short notite.j(iive n your HAUL
iNt;. JOHN 1). SANDKRS
Turkeys !l
Full Blood Bronze Turkeys Mitk
strain for sale. Apply to MRS.
C. P. JONES Route 4. or phone 127
OJET HJ SBOQ VOU
Our New Twenty-Year Term and
Monthly Income Policy
S. L. BO AT WRIGHT
Office in First National Bank Building
1 f
Insure in the SOUTHWESTERN
t.ions. twrv man ana ..... nd. io. in
ar.lnow tnx.tlnt ih. tourtiii of Lit. Imuran
Joe B. Reed.
Can explain Inturamo in the ditfermre I.odgn Do not gits your intursnre to a
; anger who d-e not lo.ik t o your in trim
INSURANCE
Inurc with inc. 1 represent the oldest and Best Companies.
Your businesk iven my personal attention and appreciated.
Residence TD f PTT Office
I'hone 257 V. Jw. LJJ 111 1
E Fire. Tornado. Accident. Plate
Just Received: NEW srMENT I
Cigar Holders and Pipes
60c to SI5.00
M. H. JAMES druocTst
Stevenson Machine' & Repair Works
GASOLINE ENGINES
PHONE NO. 7 L; BRYAN TEXAS
HAS WELL'S
Is Headquarter for Books
and School Supplies of
appreciated.
man
hhiiiiuiiuii r...
Has It Better
The only Fiist Cls Koiaurant in the
nection with maikri. Neil Door to Cole
The Best Gift Yoa Can Qve
We are prepared to deliver your
CHRISTMAS PICTURES
We will not Jitappoint you. Come
in now and let u make your titling
Smith Bros. Studio
BRYAN MATTRESS FACTORY
la now open for all kinds of
work- Renovating and new
Work a Specialty. All work
Guaranteed.
C. F. WHITE Mana er.
Phona No. 453.
FOR SALE
I have a few second hand Riding
Cultivators of good make with my
patented Walking Plow Adjustment
attached which makes them at easy
and perfect in operating as any hand
plow; do three times more work do
better work and be lighter on team.
Write or see me
CIIAS. II. SIMPSOII
BRYAN. TEXAS .
S. H. FRANKLIN'S
Meat Markets
Uppn Mara ftUw J0
Ut Marts Flm 326
Choicest of Beef p0k Veal Mutton
and Sau age. Your trade is appreciated.
LIFE INSURANCE CO. Dallas Tex
hnh. .h-is t..m rri.nd ln-N..l Swliiy M.ni
that ...ula sol. If ool lor my ..!
but jut hii own.
Thone 372
Glass Bonds and Live Stock
BOOK STORE
and Periodicals Stationery
all kinds. Your patronage
TYLER HASWELL
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Nothing hut the very lt mrati and all thor-
oughly ftftigerated.
city in con- s jpg m
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New balls new rues and
all equipments new and
up-to-date. Your- patron-
age appreciated.
Wade Cox
Proorietor
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J. W. BATTS
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Office In Taliaferro Building. Opposite
Court House. I'hone 3?
Have In office the only aet of Abstract
Hooks of tlrazoa County Land titles
FOR SALE
30 Acres fronting on College road.
4 Aero orchard and ont of tho beat
tanks In tho county well Locked with '
fish. Price 1900.00
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