The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 87, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 16, 1912 Page: 2 of 6
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THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE
SATURDAY MARCH 16 1912.
Get You a Home
I have two lots orv Urse-
line Avenue also one
near the Baptist Acad
emy and have some in other parts of the city. will Build a House
on any of them and sell to you on easy terms. Prices to suit you.
L. M. HEttflT
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"That Good Old Coffee
of Long Ago"
If It Wasn't Good Coffee It Wouldn't Have Lived So Long
Only a coffe of marvelous quality could hold the place of undisputed leader
for uearly two hundred years. Yet French Market Coffee it increasing daily ia
popularity. And it Is the sume delicious French blend that so delighted Andrew
Jackson Henry Clay and the beauties and gallants who thronged the old French
Market in New Orleans centuries ago. Then you could get
"
Beautiful Line of Ladies'
Dresses now in Stock
Percale Dresses $1.00 $1.50 $2.50 -Gingham
Dresses $2.50 $3.50 $5.00
Linen Dresses $6.50 $8.50 $10 $12.50
Linen Coat Suits $7.50 $9.75
New Widewale White Pique Dresses
$6.98 $7.50 $8.50
Also nice line Misses' and Childrens' Dresses in Percales Ginghams and
White Longer e ages Zto U years.
W EBB: BHWSo
Ladies Department
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AND PILOT
Published Every Day Except Sunday
By THE EAGLE PRINTING CO.
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS.
A. J. BUCHANAN Editor
M. E. WALLACE Manager
ED 8. DERDEN. . Solicitor
Entered as second-class matter April
28 1910 at the postofflce at Bryan
Texas under the Act of March 3 1879.
Ratea of Subscription:
One Month
Three Months . 1-00
One Year 4.00
Advertlslnf rates on Application.
Subscribers will confer a favor on
the management by telephoning the
office promptly when carriers fall to
deliver the paper or hen change of
residence occurs.
Express Messenger Trousdale paid
fnr hia notoriety. He may
be a hero; what he did may have been
bravery of a very nign type dui mo
blood of two human beings on his
hands and conscience is a good big
load to have to carry the rest of his
life. .
The Bailey issue seems to have cut
but little figure In the Cone Johnson
conference held this week at Dallas.
A Bailey man presided over the meet-
ing and Dr. George R. Tabor one of
Senator Bailey's strongest supporters
addressed the conference.
"Train a child In the way he should
go and when he Is old he will not de-
part from It" according to Colonel
Bailey of the Houston Post means
that if you raise your boy right he will
vote the democratic ticket.
There are not many haystacks made
from straw votes.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Eagle is authorized to make the
following announcements subject to
the democratic primary to be held on
July 22 1912:
Por Congress:
Hon. Rufus Hardy of Corsicana
Sixth district.
For State Senator:
Hon. J. R. Astin.
For County Treasurer:
C. A. Buchanan.
J. B. Priddy.
If it should develop that there Is in
reality a volcano under the Panama
canal It would be a strong Indication
that divine providence never intended
for the narrow strip connecting the
two Americas to ever be cut in two.
The Moonshiner's Viewpoint.
All of us of course were greatly
shocked on yesterday when we read
that a Virginia court had been wiped
out by a mob. No one of us would
stand up in justification of such a
deed.- And yet that deed has what the
French call a raison detre a reason
for existence.
Does that shock some of you
brethren beloved?
Let us give you an Incident in Texas
while E. J. Davis was governor.
At Huntsville four young men be
longing to old and respected families
were denied bail by the district judge
and they although guarded by state
police literally shot their way to lib-
erty. Captain McAnally than whom
Texas never had a braver man or a
kindlier for that matter was at the
head of the police squad and received
one of the flying bullets.
' Every man woman and child In
Huntsville sympathized with those
four young men and in some way as-
sisted them In getting away. Had you
lived there at that time kind reader
vou would likely have been one of
those sympathizers.
. This Huntsville Incident does not
parallel the Virginia circumstance
save in this one thing: the resort to
arms as against a court order. But
possibly the recital will enable us to
understand somewhat more perfectly
the viewpoint of the moonshiner.
And what Is that viewpoint?
The rlisnatch tells us that the pre
siding judge was shot dead on the
bench by kinsmen of Floyd Allen who
had just been sentenced to prison for
moonshining. .
Now these moonshiners reason ana
not without good grounds either that
they have a right to convert their corn
Into whisky and to dispose of same as
they may elect.
Maybe you brother beloved don't
agree with them but what answer
would you make were you pressed Dy
one of these moonshiners to tell him
why he hasn't the right to so convert
his corn?
Ynn nerceive that the reason for the
deed deplorable though it be rests In
the belief of these moonshiners that
the government is seeking to punlsn
them for the exercise of a natural
Of course. In a contest of this sort
the moonshiners are bound to be
worsted. But is It fair for the govern-
ment to continue a tax that was purely
n war measure?
Answer that will you brother De-
loved? Waco Times.Heralfl.
CIVIC NOTES.
Rendi Marlrcf Coffee
only at the French Market In New Orleans. But NOW you all may terve It
daily at your own table. For the old French Market blend is perpetuated by
The Same Unique Hygienic Roasting Process
and we NOW deliver French Market Coffee everywhere in hermetically-sealed
tins. It comes to you fresh from the mill with all its enticing aroma and deli-
cious flavor. "There is only on real old French Market flavor'' only tn cole
with a history.
French Market Mills
(New OtUani Coffee Company Ltd.. Proprietor) .
New Orleans La.
But be sure H is the
genuine
French Market
Coffee
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Get It
From
Your Grocer
slearing away and beautifying the
sDace adlolnine the chanel as a memo
rial nark. Not only the cltrenshlp or
San Antonio is Interested in this sub
ject but every man woman and child
In Texa feels a patriotic priae in
every sacred stone of those battle-
scarred walls.
The unsightly walls and fences could
be made beautiful this spring and sum-
mer by the planting of a few vine
seeds.
ENGINEERS AND CONDUCTORS
MAY WITHDRAW FROM MEXICO
By Associated Press.
San Antonio Texas March 16. It Is
reported the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers and Order of Railway
Conductors may withdraw from Mex-
ico on account of the disturbed condi-
tions. A secret meeting of a dozen of
their representatives is now on here.
The WORLDS' BEST FLOUR
Every Sack Sold under Full Guarantee.
For soft wheat call for "Roxane."
For hard wheat call for "Maid of Orleans."
Your grocer handles these Flours; or will do so at your
request. The cost will be no higher than for
Flour of inferior quality.
Lawler Milling Co. Inc.
Manufactann and Wholtwh DfrJrilolors.
"Rose Day" was Inaugurated in 1910
by the Houston Chamber of Commerce
and March 16 was the date set for Its
annual celebration. Every occupant of
a home in Houston Is asked to plant
one rose or more on that day and thus
help to beautify the city. The wom-
en's clubs the civic federations the
public schools and other public Insti-
tutions have joined hands with the
Chamber of Commerce In promoting a
wide observance of this day and the
result of these combined efforts will
I show for itself. "In unity there Is
J strength" In every undertaking. Bryan
shoul observe "Rose Day."
i .
i The San Antonio Express is running
a most interesting "balloting" which
I will close March 25. .The privilege is
free to every reader of the Express
iand opinions and views on the subject
are invited. The subject is: "What to
Do with the Alamo." You are invited
to vote on the proposed restoration or"
the Alamo under the plans of Povernoi
.Colquitt. If you favor the plan of re
gaining the old walls adjoining the
Alamo chapel and building or favor
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BEEF VEAL PORK MUTTON
Hams Star Blue Ribbon. Shield. Bacon-
Standard Breakfast Blue Ribbon. Crystal. Lard-
Compound. Sausage Pork Sausage Weiner
Star. Head Cheese Bologna Mexican. Fish
and Oysters. Mince Meat condensed. Chih
blocked Spanico in cans.
S. H. FRANKLIN Bryan Texas.
KITTY FRANCIS
At the Colonial Four Nights and Two
Matinees Commencing Wednes-
day March 20.
Did Your Coffee Taste Just Right this Morning? t
If ir dicVt. that just !mply shows you haven't yet found
the Coffee that just suits you.t No other fl"?!
a-much fjO'.d said of ir asour 'BLUE RIBBON
ruand. Won't you try a pound of it 1 pound makes 40
to 50 cuds and every drop is a drop of comfort. '
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Phone Us For The Bt Coeds at
The Lowest Prices
WAL TtR J. HIGCS SBB f
SPRING WHITE SALE EVENT NOW ON!
This is the first big merchandise event or' tie season. This sale of White was carefully planned tohirnhh you striking economies in evciy sort
' f "A' bite Goods tliiv house carries.
On Of the Big Special ILventS C.f ThiS Sale - ' ehavc over 200 different patterns of beautiful Lace Stripe Fancy Checked Cross Barred and Plain
Lawns and Dimities r fi.lar 15c 20c 25c value s-All'at one price 9C 3 Yard.
BUT EACH CUSTCEVUR WILL Bi ALLOWED OTJLY TEN YARDS AT THIS PRICE
104 Pepperel Sheeting
23c Yd.
38-ln. Lonsdale Domestic
f-3c Yd.
93-ln. Linen Sheeting
BEST GRADE
c
16-Button white Kid Gloves
$2.98
Lace Trim red Waist
98c
ALL WHITE GOODS AT A BIG REDUCTION
TABLE LINENS NAPKINS SHEETS PIL-
LOW CASES EMBROIDERIES
TOWELS LONG CLOTH
EIDGENE 'EBMSE
ON THE CORNER
MUSLIM 'UNDERWEAR LACES CORSETS
GLOVES SILK HOSE
HAND-BAGS
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