Bryan morning eagle and pilot., March 20, 1909, Image 3

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Groceries
Phones 78 and 54
Jno. El. Lawrence & Co.
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
H. 4 T. C tchsdule.
No. I North bound 1:18 pa.
No. 6 North bound 12:46a.m.
No. 2 Bouth bound ..J:40r m.
No. 6 South bound 2:48 a. m.
UG.N. Ccefdula.
No. j, t North bound 12:5a p. .m
No. 15 South boutid 4:11 p. m.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.
Remember the Cake Kale today.
II. O. Jones went to Mllllcan yes
terday. W. T. Young went to Mllllran yt-i
terday.
Indies free at the (oiy Monday
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John Merka wa la yesterday from
Reliance.
Mra. Mattle Scrlmiiblre In vlaltlng
In tillllcan.
I At ua bake your cakes thin wee.
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1i W. She'tun wa in vesterday
I tiii tti bottom.
Olut Ira Maud Camp l visiting In r j
horfff In Navasota.
Mr. an, I Mm. V. F. (Mb are v U It ,
Ina In Calvcston.
Mr. J. U. Stevepsnn an. I children
ar- visiting In Calvert.
Mra. Nellie l!.tP,ar ha returned
from a vUlt to ll'i'iMcm.
Mix Myrtle James In visiting Ml
Pauline Se-al a lleinhle-y.
John 8. Sti.th of Harris s ho.il
house, was In , the ty Friday.
For Sale Vwo good hotll'd dug, i
Tht o Krolsh), It. F. I. No ';. S:
J. W. Shf iar.l wa In tl.e it y Frl
lay from k,l home near Kurt 'en.
Jaa. t Fuller and () I.. Andrew
were In yesterday frun Harvey. ;
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i'aulUcy -nd hi father, .Mr. J. W.
Lary.went to Marlln yeste-rday.
MrA. O. 1.. VIb-ox of n.ar Tabor.
fl In the city yesterday shopping.
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TALK FRIENDLY
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Today la the only day to get on the
Seclal Cake Sale at Fountain'!. S
Just received car White Wolf Stock
Food. I'hotie I'M. Ilensarllng Bro.J9
Sec-on.l hand load cart for sale,
flood 'in new. A ily to M. W. Slma
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Ma.k Mima and on I'lnk, of Hoi
llgan '.'hapcl, were in the city yester
day. Mra. M. H. I'arker returned yester
day from a v(flt to relative In Hons
ton. One car Texas ltl h Mill Hun llran
on traik. I'hone 2.,. Ile-nsarling
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Mrs. W. C. Wll.ox la vlHlnic her
daghter, Mr. '. M. Camp, in Nava
aota. J. It. Smith. J. C. ( loud and Wm. F.
Jonea weie in yesterday from Reli
ance. !. W. liunlap of Mllllean, was look
leg after bualneaa matters here yea
terday. Si-eond hand road cart for aale;
yMd an i;ew. Apply to M. W. Situa Jr.
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Mr. and Mri. August I'rlnxel of
Kurten. were visitor to the city yea
terday. I'. I itarron and tie-otge ;illcrt
we re In the c 1 : y yesterday from Rock
I'ralrle.
Mr. and Mr. h"ni l.uther were lu
the city yeterday from the I.i.iiaril
conitniinlty.
Mra. J. C. Mlnkert I vIMHiik her
parent. He v. and Mr. It. MrClung
at Calvert.
For Sale Sweet Yania I'otatr, ed
at r.'.t n-nta jht bushel. J. i. Jonea,
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J. A. Cahlll of Stnetana. wa in the
'Ity yesterday and pail the Kucle a
pleaanf rail.
IMstrid Clerk Sillier came up from
lli mpst.ad Thursday niv lit for some
patient In the Fe.ltil and leneaner
raseii. and returne.i with them e
lenlny rft-rnn.
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Mlaa Fannie Anderson returned to
Houaton yeaterday after vlaltUiC Mra.
W. 8. Johnnon.
John W. Wiley and Jaa. S. Framla,
prominent farmera of Tabor, were In
the city yeaterday.
Mls l.illle Heed returned to Marlin
yeaterday after a pleasant lit to her
cousin MUa Sadie Katte.
White Wyandott t$ for tale. The
popular chirlien; fl (Ki for 15. W. E.
laham, liryan, Hcute 4. 1C
Mri. Jaa. H. Webb. Mia Faullne
Webb and little Mlt Noble Webb are
vlaltlng relatlvea in Caldwell -
J E. Covey went to Hearhe yeater
day to take part in the nhaut by the
llearne (Jun Club yeaterday afternoon.
Mra. C. E. Drake returned to her
home In Houston yeaterday alter a
pleasant visit to Mra. W. S. Col lard.
Mra. E. T. M Kinney arid children
returned to Marlin yeaterday after
visiting Mr. and Mra. J. A. iard at
Wlxon.
Mra. O. I- Stearnea naa returned
to her home at Salem. Vlrrdnla. after
a most pleasant visit to her sister,
Mra. Ed Hall.
1). H. WriBht of San Antonio, atiper
vlaor of the Singer Sewing Machine
Co., aM-nt yesterday In liryan with
the agency here.
C. 8. I'arker. A. W. Wllkeraon and
W. Wlpprecht went to llempatead
yeaterday afternoon aa wltnersea In
the Fczlnl c-aaea.
C. W. !. Meekly, aucrtntend of tel
egraph department of the I. k (J. N.,
with headuartera at Palestine, was
In the city yeaterday.
Ira tiooe h la making a two atory ad
dition to bin resldenie in the third
ward, which, when complete. I, will
add materially to the looka of the
roerty and the general appearance
of the entire neighborhood. Navaso
ta E.ramlner.
The shower Ure welcomed by the
farmer a nothing like enough 1'
during th' ralna of last week. 8 tod:
water la still Htarce and the ground
In still very dry. Thla stwcially true
of new land Ixlng taken In and not
yet broken. The ralna so far hate
not been sufficient to soften it up so
the farmera can finish breaking.
THE WEATHER.
Special to Hryar. Morning Eagle.
New Orleans, l-a., March l' To
night an.l Saturday general;)- cloudy
weather. (line.
Wather Note.
(ialveatoii, March !!. An m-a :
Inch pressure ha appeared over the
north Pacific coast and the barometric
depression central yesterday In the
uvrfhern Plateau region has ! u
presxl rapidly southeast Mini now
extend from 1'tah eastward to the
Missouri valley. At lending thi move
ment snow ha fjll'-n in the mlMle
Plateau and northern Hocky niutm
tain region and teiiii'rati!res are low
er In the extreme northwest, while
partly cloudy and much wanner e-a-ther
ha resulted In the central por
tion of the' country. It i generally
fair and somewhat cooler in the east.
In Texas the- wcath.r li partly cloudy
Hid mmh warr.er. At tiri.e of r-, ut
the tenii-rature ranged fror.i J.' !--re.s
at Arnatilh) t.i dgr---(on
tl.e- coast.
River Forecast.
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To ccry -.'uc!;ar tying a boxful -l ur Won Ja diss, in cither Men s.
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THE SPELLING BEE.
Baptists Defeated the Methoditta by i
Remarsable Spelling of Pat
Newton. i
There wait a large crowd at Carne
gie hall last night to witnes the old-j
time ajeelllng bee between the Metb-I
odiata and Haptlati. Everybody went
to have good time and there waa i
no doubt but what they had It. The
only trouble waa that so few werej
willing fi enter the contest.
Mra. Mattle Hall acted as captain j
for the Methodists and Mrs. J. Webb'
How-en for the Haptlat. Prof. C. JlJ
Bethany gave out the words.
When they finally lined ui. the'
Daptl-ets had eleven in line anj the'
Methodists thirteen, which meant bad j
lurk for them to go with. i
The game had not progressed far ;
when they began to drop out like j
wheat before the scythe. Id Just a '
short time the Mainlsta were down to i
three and the Methodists eight. Then ;
one, two, three .Methoditta went, and j
then a Baptist, leaving but two. a,
lady and little boy Pat Newton.,
After epilte a while the lady went,;
leaving only Pat to .lefe-nd the deep
water contingent. One by one he!
downed four stalwart Methodists,
leaving aa his only opieonent an Ac a I-;
eruy professor. They had It up anil
dow n, while the crowd he Id Its breath.
Finally the professor left out the Jit
tie "a in '-omniscient ." and Pat
hopped on it like a duck on
a June bug and was declared the vic
tor. He was warmly applauded by
the c rowd fir hi gre-at victory. Afte r
the conclusion of the (ee the crowd
illsM-rsed, having - an enjoyable
evening.
Don't Neglect the Boy.
The- mothers of liryan and vlcml'v
are reminded that while they ar f.x
lug the-nise lves up for Easter w ith ne-w
hat, new dress and other ao essoiie ,
and are- yetting n extra suit for the
"old man," not to forge-t the boy wh.j
ne-eda a new knee suit. Coulter has
the swellest line of boys' kne-e suit
ever shown in liryan. They are ii.ade
by Ederhe incr Stlen & Company, an I
there are no better clothe mad.
They are perfect In material, r!ett
in malie-up and the late-st ftyle In c -i
and finish. Cc.iilter niakea a Sie',jl;v
of the little ge-nt wardrobe, clothin,-.
shoe-f, hats and shirts. Every niotl.
should see ul line. w21
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Purchased Dental Parlors.
Dr. Ali:li- iie-nt'ow has pure based the
dyutal parlor of Pr. W. II. I.awreiie
and will continue Iir. lw ren e-'s
practice. Dr. Lawn-ncc? left for bin
new hoiiie last night and Ir. lie-nbow
wii take churge tt.U moriilng. I'r.
Iter. bow i a graduate In de-ntisiry
an! has had several years successful
IPic'Ice. He I an ei-elent VoilliK
man. wa re-are.) In liryan and will
no doubt meet with a large measure
of success for which he ha the very
!' wishes of th- K.iki '.
BUILT, NOT STUFFED
1 the way the
OstermooriJUiattress
a1..Jc.
Price $15.00 .
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Spring Hats
For Men
1W uhtr in tie nrettieet ihade
and
thapen of anv previous year. Jt
colon are Ni:e. age, MeearTloine
and Pear 1 1 Werffthem all end
many r,w
STETSONS $4.00
IMPERIALS $3.00
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
Parks &Waldrop
The Clothien
A. AND M. STUDENTS TO HOUSTON
To Study Street Car System and Tai:
Buildinjs.
Next Sunday the member of the
Senior class In the elWtrlcal engineer
ing course at the Agricultural and
Mechanical college of Texas will go
to Houston to practically study elec
trical construction and oj-eratletn of
street cars. Manager David Paly of
the Houston Electrical company has
agree d to give the class every facility
for a de nionstratlon. In the party will
be !t. E. Aldwell. It. O. lias. II. M.
I Cede-), A. T. Cole. T. l. Dlbrell. It. H.
j Eddlns. M. B. Hutson. H. F. l-e. C.
C. Schley, II. W. Munon. J. W. al
ii. H. a Whltlett. M. H. Welnert.
W H. Telfair.
A companlug the young men will be
Messrs. Wlg'all, Voelcker and Helen
felt of the class In architectural en
gineering, who will study the con
str'Kiloi! if the Mg buildings now in
'(IK there-.
Eachange Pulpits.
Kev. Isaac Alexander, chaplain at
the A. and M. college, will preach at
the First Methodl.it church Sunday
morning, while Rev. T. H. Morrl. the
pastor of the church, will fill Chaplain
Alexande r's place in the Colle-ge diall
ed at the same hour. Brother Morrl
Is arranging a regular ap)ointnieiit
at the College, and this exchange. of
pu'plt I to begin hi work. I'r. Alex
ander is one (r the grand old m'n of
the religious world, and Is worthy cf
a fine- he-arlng.
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sertion. Colors,
cream, light blue
and white.
$5.00
White Linen
Trimmed in Me
dallions, Handwork
Lace.
S8.50, S6.853S5.00
WHITE LINGE
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