The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. FOURTEENTH YEAR, No. 254, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1909 Page: 2 of 6
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E3YAN. TECA3 "PT. 18. ltC.
Adjutant General Newton report
ttu tie righteousness of the people of
C Jve.:on la bow accordlzg to law
e ;::r the Eanday and anU-gamb-
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V.'e solicit your needs on the
ttrr--.b of our having a most
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The Peary-Cook Incident emphasises
and Illustrates what waa first plainly
deveUywd by the Sampson-Schley In-
cident; namely that the navy la a
nursery for spoiled children who cry
for everything In eight.
Saya the Galveston Tribune: "The
Bryan-Bailey Joint debate did not ma-
terialise. There waa no great ehow
of grief on the part of the public"
Quito so; the peopfo of Texas are too
enlightened to enjoy an Intellectual
pugtllatlc mill.
Peary haa made a full statement of
his case against Cook. The only ef-
fect will be to Increase the almost uni-
versal disgust at Peary'a Intense sel-
fishness. And the worst feature of It
is that Peary himself seems to have
no conception of the enormity of It.
The new agricultural year book Is-
sued by the state department of ag-
riculture ahows that In 1S85 the corn
crop of Texac waa 45.000000 bushels
A full supply of
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nnd In 1909 It bat Increased to 202000.-
000 bushels an Increase of 177000000
bushels. The greatest percentage of
increase haa been In Central Texaa In-
cluding Brasos county. And this la
th cause of the prevailing content and
satisfaction among the farmers not-
withstanding the short cotton crop.
The latest report from the state de-
partment of Insurance and banking
shows that 435 etat banks in Texas
have accepted the guarantee fund
plan 33 have adopted the bonding sys-
tem and about '40 had not been heard
from. The overwhelming majority In
favor of the guarantee fund shows
that It la the favorite plan with the'
bankers aa well aa the people.' The
failure of another bank In Oklahoma
yeRterday without loss to the deposit-
ors will add to the confidence of the
public In the guarantee fund.
Three Tightwads.
Speaking of tightwads a Texns pa-
per asys: Jt la reported thnt tlirv of
the stloglcst men In !Ih statu wrre In
town yesterday. One uf tbem will ut
drink as worn water as be whiiIh un-
less It la from another tuiin'n well. The
second forbids any of bis fmnUy fnnu
writing anything but a small band as
It Is a waste of Ink to make large let-
ters. The third stops bis clock at
night In order to aave wear and tear
on the machinery. All of I N'tn decline
to take their county paper on the
ground that It Is a terrible atraln on
their spectacles to rtati newspapers
even In tbe daytime.
f4 Sears.
This circular describing the Mouut-
tsgrne says yoa can alt at tbe dinner
table and see tbe beautiful mountain
peaks" said the man who contemplat-
ed going.
That la true." replied tbe one who
bad been Und that's Just about all
yon can see." Tonkers Statesman.
H Wouldn't Die.
Mrs. peacMilow-Wby dnes yirar nun-
band carry nrb n tremendous amount
ef life Insurance when he's In such per-
fect beaith? Mr. KH. ker-Oh. Jnut to
tantalise me. Men are naturally cruel.
-IJfe.
Not Unanimous.
She Therc'n llrn. Tm'Xlv. Slieswraa
quite reconciled to tu death of her
tint btistiaad. He-Yes. lnu I'm sfrsld
her second never will be.-IltoMrsted
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Is the adversity of onr best friends
we often C 3 J something which does
not d.'!rne ns.-Ro'hffenraM
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Tfcs Squire Waon't Actually Nigh bet
Hs Was a Little Close.
They were dlMcumlng the salient
traits of old Squire Gregson's charac-
ter the funeral twlng a thing or tbe
past. -Some way or 'notber. between
bis gulu' an' tbe burytn. nobody fell
free to apeak" Abel Kuttlng bad snld
aa an Introduction to bis remarks. "It
seemed more'n likely be'd come lo
agsln an' call ns to account same a
nauaL"
"lie waa free to give to pbytauthropy
an' tbe church." said Barton Sedgwick
when bis turn came "but In the faiu'
ly circle I called blm klud o' clow. 1
won't go so fur's to say be was sctu'l-
ly nigb. but be ccrt'nly waa kind o
close."
"As bowr inquired three voices in
unison. They all had plenty of in-
stances of the old squire's "closenens."
but It wss Barton's privilege to apeak
Brut be being a cousin once removed.
-Well'! waa there to a Sunday din-
ner with blm Inst December." said
Barton alowly. "He Invited ffnlly an
me aame aa always ouce s yesr.
"Well. Sally bud one o tboae stuffy
co!d that mske you feel worwe'u If
you bsd pneuniony. sn' she vowed site
wouldn't go. She said she couldn't
tnrile anything anyway an tbe mere
thoughts o' bis coKl pork an' boiled
Ktatoea went against her. But she
wsnted I should go for policy same as
all ns relatione went au 1 did.
"Well when 1 got there an told
squire be said. "Sally not comlnT an'
clipped It right out Into the kitchen
leavln' the doors open all tha way.
" Here.' be sski to old Jane Wills
that cooked an' done for him. 'have
those potatoes boiled soft yet? That's
good. Ton lift out Ills' Sedgwick's
potato an' It'll be Juat right to fry for
my breakfast tomorrow.'. be said for
Ilia Sedgwick la ken' nt borne with
cold Lift It ont careful! That rlghtr
"An when be come back to me be
waa all created np with smOea be waa
ao pleased with himself."- Tooth's
Companion. j
Why Me Waa n Heathen.
Cr Arthur Fanstaw reUted an nmns-
tj story of n MoUmraeSan setTant
who when asked bis r:lon replied:
"Beg pardon ear. I'm n best hen."
When asked by his master what be
meant by a heathen tbe man answer-
"Beg pardon ear. a worshiper of
slocks and stones."
"Confound It." remarked tha master.
"I can t keep a man !2e ttat In try
service."
To which came tie lameiUte re-
Joinder: v
"Beg irdoa. ear. la jeer
crvlce so time to worl!? tzZlzzV
Icmloo News.
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ratei to any firmer
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J. VV. HOWELL President
Guy M. Bryan Jr. Vice f
H. O. BOATWRIGHT Vice
f I MrlvMIS r.Sier!
R. W. HoWELl Awirtant Ca
Open for BugIh
I wi.h to isform my ftiwds that II have boug M out M
Livery Botintss and am now open In the old Tabor stable j
Good Horses and Drand New Dir
BoardinJ Horses a Specialty.)
7"Your Patronage will be Apprecisted. J
C. C. SHELDURNL
in? them at Great Earjiins. Be
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Cow came snch s grescy rners la
C ovenr said a Ciety old r'-
to trr csU of all work.
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The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. FOURTEENTH YEAR, No. 254, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1909, newspaper, September 30, 1909; Bryan, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth323355/m1/2/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .