Bryan morning eagle and pilot., March 23, 1909, Image 5

About Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909

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JNO. ffl. LAWRENCE 6 CO.
Now situated in the Ed Hall store
are ready to serve
satisfactorily. A
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Jno. PJI. Latfrence & Co.
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.
H. 4 T. C. Schedule.
r'o. I North bound i:5g p.m.
No. I North bound 12:40 a.m.
No. 2 South' bound 3:40 p.m.
fl No. 0 South ljui.d 2:48 a, tn.
I. A C. N. Cchtdol.
No. Nor;h bouad 32:5k p. .in
No. i; South UniLd 4:11 p. m.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.
Iary Steven visited N'avasota Sun
day. S. I). A. Duncan wan In the city
ycsVrday.
R. L. O'Bryun was up from Na:i
not a Sunday.
John W. WW k was In from Reli
ance Monday.
W. T. Hurton wa In ysterday
from Reliance.
T. A. Hensarllng wa In from Steep
Hollow Monday.
Miss Mary Mlckmim U visiting her
sister In HoiiHtun.
Anton William of Harvey, wax In
the rlty Monday.
Mm. Paul Dnnsby 1m visiting rel
ative at Trinity.
F. W. 1m k was In yesterday from
bin home near Tabor.
Ed Wlckea of Robertson ronnty.j
wa In Itryan Sunday, i
Mrs. V. S. Wilson return-! from
HuntRvlIli Sunday night.
Allen Smith returned yest. rday
from a vMt to Hex kdnle .
Mr. E. C. Klllott I rix,rte. iiit
rick at hh home In tlita rl'y.
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6 Old People
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our famoim Cotl Lier J IVrtonatt Iron Tonic. raue
it tentain th tery e!rnitt tt0G to rrbuilJ trd iur
a. id tt plaie wtaknr withVjtth. W'r are rx-nnxe it will
benefit every old" prrn who will five ;t a ir;a!. If it ?.v
not we will refund their monev on cemand.
E. J. JENKINSo
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you promptly and
fresh, clean Stock of,
J. V. Musgrave of Palacln. U the
iMi-' of Rev. John Swanwlck.
J. W. Burrow of Alln Farm, wan
In firyan yesterday on business.
Mra. T. ('. Nunn and son Rotund
have returned from a visit to llarn".
! For It-nt 4 room cottag". all con-
vt-tilMK-fN. MrK. Maltle Srlmhire.
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j MIsm Bessie Robinson of Wlxon.
'. wax a visitor to tne city yesterday.
J. M. Harn and J. W. Henderson
of Kurten. were In the city yes'cr-
i ctay.
Second hand road can for sale.
f Good as new. Apply to M. V. S.ms
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Clarence Elliott of Pitta Bridge,
l'-nt Sunday In Bryau with hU pa
rnt. J. 1.1. C;"ijf wax In the city Mon
day from Macy and called on the
Eagle.
Mn. W. C Wilcox an. I Ml-s Ira
Maud ('amp have retutne, I from Nav
aiota. Hr. G. E. M.II and John Henry of
EVse, frc visitor to the city ya-tt-rday.
Mr. Ennn- IUak of llousuin. In
th- fiit of Mr. an. I Mrs. J. A. Mr-Qu--n.
Tor 8al Pwfft Yam Potato
at .. c-n'K r tiiL I. J. J. Jon-.
Rom 4. . SI
Mr. Mauj i-nntt of M-Grcnor.
Is vMtlnc hr tarnt. Mr. and Mra.
E. ( Elliott.
Mrt. Enrn A. Hyck of Hon
ton. I the rut of h-r moth-r, Mra.
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Mla Franc Fountain bun return
ed from a daant viKtt to Houston
and NavaHO'.a.
J. C. Scott and Dihtrict At
tot 'icy Laiic arm ed Sunday for o irt
Monday riiorriini;.
Mr J. J. Patta of Waco. U lb"
(tufct o.' h'r ir-iitii, Mr. and Mra
('. A. Puifrson.
V.bit Wyaodott tr tor sale. Tb
pt.'iular tbk-n; $1.00 for H. W. C.
labani. I ryan, I:cut 4. 2
M. 8. Fryman of Hary, aa a
pl-ahant caller at tb- Et6 office
In tbt- city yterday.
Mr. J. H. V.Vlb arid Jaubtera.
.Mil paulin" and Nob!', have r-turn-(
from a vit-lt to Caldwell.
Mrs. Jan. Slyfild went to Rich
mond Sunday to Join Jud'? Slyfleld
and that will b Ih'lr future borne.
For Rent -The new cottdpe in front
of my residence, bai city water and
Porcelain bath tub. Tyl-r l!a.iil!5tl
Mm, 1 J. Rentier returned to Waco
Sunday after Mending keveral day
with her t.arentH. Mr. and Mm. 8. b.
iluchaniin. f
Col. A. .J"ar1e'y arrived In the city
Sunday af:er a inonrb rtw-ct !n St.
Loula and a ubheiient viit to Mh
home In Hal'lmore.
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Prof. Harold Techau ha rta)rnd
an teacher In the music ifejiartment
of tbe Texa Woman College, and
d parted Sunday nipht for bin borne
at Dresden, Germany.
A little t dog at the 1. m 5 N.
Mai Ion. wax attacked with rabie .
terday mornlni: and created oulie a
commotion. He bad the boy niov
ine around lively bunting plKcea of
naitty until finally ahot and killed.
For Sale Young cow wl'h calf. Not
Jrey, but x-u two pallor milk
ler day and will give more with
iroH-r f-ei. Se Geo. A. Alsni.
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' Judae 1- P McGee returned )ea
4rday from a vlult to his old borne
h Hendernon. Teuneee. He
acconiianied home by hi lu'er, Mm
M. E. Parlfh. who will rei.ie here.
.Mr. J. Rert Graham and Mi Llla
iiardu. Biconianied by Mini Ya
nardo'n mother. Mra. R. J. Garrett of
Marlln, went to Houston yesterday
att-rbnoii and fave a concert at Tur-
hall laxt niuht for the benefit of
Tuatn Avenue H.ijitlft jhurcb. They
wire aitklHteii l,y Mies Suke. an elo
cutionist of Houston.
Sanitary Notice.
It la a voilatlon of tbe city ordin
ance to throw trash, paper and other
refuse Iti the streets. Notice Is ber
by given that all violations of tbl
law will be prosecuted.
J. T. MALONEY. Mayor
T. P. HOYETT. Marshal.
CHAMPIONS ARE COMING.
Allen Academy Inters'.bolattlc
Champions of Texas vs. Champions
of California Thursday March SMh.
Admission 2j cent. i2
it will fe
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The Ne Pastor.
R'-v. J. A. Cballenner. the new jiaa
tor of h ( brlntian tburh. wife and
little K,n arrived in Windsor last Fri
day evening from Bryan. Texaa, and
were the gU.se of Mrs. Kate Ford
until Monday evenirg, ar.d are now
at boiLe at the parsonage.
Rev. ballenner preached hit init
ial sermon as pastor of the Windsor
Cbrls'iun cburcb Sunday, and at both
tbe morning and evening service
sKike 0 large congregation. Rev.
Challei.n-' reafej a ry favorable
Imprfrhion upon hia bearer at th-se
two t-erviteii. He demonstrated that
he Ik a pulpit orator of great ability,
a deep- thinker and la never at a losa
for a wo'd In which to express a
thought. The church is c Mainly to
be ongratuiated upon being o for
tuna'e as to secure services.
Monday even.ng: the lJidlea Aid So
ciety gave a reception In the th'irch
buildius to n;en.ber anl otbera to
meet Hev. ( halienner and family. A
large crowd took advantage of tbe
invl'ation and the occasion was great
ly enjoyed by all. Fruit punch and
cake were served and both were fine.
Tbe High School orcbes'ra furnished
son.e excellent music. Dr. J. B.
P.rame acted In tbe capacity of mas
ter cf ceremonies, and after short
talk by W. I) Fellows. Rev. Swai.-i
and Challenner. told the audlenc? o
laugh, talk and bave a good time. yn
they did. Such gathering! ar pro
ductive of much good and brlrj, per
1 1" in a t loser fellow ship and makes
them leel that they h tvj rrore In
con.mon one with another Wir.dsor
Mo. Review.
The many friends in Bryan of Rev.
and Mm. Challenner will read the
above announcement with pleasure.
It will be gratifying to them to know
tftat the fornw Bryan paster and hi
family are comfortably located n
their pew borne, and have been so
gradotirly received by the new church
j and the p-op! generally.
Rev. Cballenner in an earnest, faith
ful worker In his Master's vineyard,
and hlc (rlends here are interested
in his future work and welfare.
' Sold Carload of Hegt.
j itmhanan k Cloud sold carload
of hog yesterday to E. ft. Liebold
who sh!pi-d them to Fort Worth.
These gentlemen are building up an
extensive business by means of t! '
feed pen in both cattle and hogs, t
I are furnishing a market for tbe faiL,
1 erV stock 3Cr. days in the year. They
in at their feed pen so that all stuff
bought or sold can be weighed there
where it is loaded or unloaded.
District Court.
The fourth week of tbe district
court wa convened at ! o'clock yes
terday morning and the Jury for tbe
week Impanneltd. On account of tbe
abnence of the officers and lawyer,
however, who are at Hempstead at
tending tue Feiinl murder case, a
recess wa taken until WednesJay.
Showing More New Hats
NO INDEED! We' didn't
everything at our Showing of
last week. We couldn't
have the room, and'besides our
room; has turned out lots of
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like anotner snowing.
With a close study of all the very smart
est and newest ideas and being origina
tors rather than copyists is how we suc
ceed so admirably in satisfying every in
dividual requirement.
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A Seo Sty 01.
The Ftat.f.l:n ftt.ck Ccmpany play
ed to a guoi. iuil hoik-- a' tbe Cony
U.t nlgLt. preMnting one of their
large r er!or!e of plays and pleased
the audience to a nlcy. This c-jm-pai.y
Lt "made goo 1'' tbe a !aijce
announcement of tD'ir t'.'rling
worth as entertainers. '
Between tte acts fcixJ specialties
by different Kjembere of tbe company
were iitiiu M, making it a con
tinuou show.
Tonight till will be "A bero cf
the Plain. " with entire change of
c(Tlal'ie. Tbl a piay that never
falls to please an 1 has L n ue j witn
never-falling sjece.
On today, for tjnisht's show; onl. .
with eab ticket purchased befoie
o'clock in tbe afternoon, one fie
ticket will be given, wblcb will ad
mit one lady accompanied by lady
or gentleman.
Ion't forget the iree offer, the plac
to get your ticket tt'avl't'si. the g.xvl
show In store for you; and be sure to
be there. Popular prices. 2c and 'iOc.
To D'scuis Cotton Raising.
Tbe Eagle makes this last appeal
to th farmers of this county and the
business meg of Bryan, to be present
at the lecture at the Court bouse on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mr. Qulcksall, a government expert
In the department of farm demonstra
tion work, will be present and dis
cuss cotton raising. None should
miss the opportunity of bearing him.
Tbe buiines ni-n cf Bryan should be
present and hw to tbelr farmer
friend tbat they are with them, and
are ready and willing to co-ojierate
with them ;n every movement that
will Improve conditions and the gen
eral welfare.
A Birthday Dinner.
Mrs. Waie Cox complimented hr
husband yesterday iiion the occasion
of his 2Cth birthday wl'h an elegant
dinner. It was a complete surprise
to him as be knew nothing of the ar
rangement, and the dinner was all
ready and tbe guests present when
be went home at noon. A large num
ber of hi anil bis wife's relatives
were present to enjoy the occasion
with him and bis family and to ex
fond good wishes. The occasion was
.1 most enjoyable one for all present.
How About Your T.?
Neat, nobby neckwear contributes
largely to a young man's dressed up
appearance. Coulter has Just receiv
ed the swelled line ever shown In
Bi-yan In both 25 cent and 50 cent
good. The vry latest things In
every color and fhadf. Co'il'er sells
the best .'0 c-ent tie and the best ,
tlV"" suit In Brvan. v:: w
THE WEATHER
Sielal to Bryan Morning Eagle.
New Orleans. Ia.. March 22. To
night and Tuesday, Increasing cloud
iness; warmer tonight nine.
show
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Spring Hats
For Men
IHO'i !).. . hi O r (ctiie-t hsd snd
ihap t 1 it iki.i n-. The new
f !or .'r... r. vae, Morel'e, Mi
and I t- Me I'jfr ind
many It
IS0AS $4.09
tWEHALS $3.9$
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
Parks & Waldrop
The Clothiers
Mr. Mytrs Returned.
Postmaster J. Allen Myers letuiu
ed Sunday morning from the East.
He went to Washington to the Inaug
uration and later visited New York
and other manufacturing centers
where he buys hardware and Imple
ments. He says the blizzard that
raged In Washington during the In
auguration twk was the fiercest ha
ever exerleneed. Iter the weather
moderated and the remainder of his
stay was very pleasant.
Accidental ly-Shot.""
Andrew Wataon. a 15 year old lad
of Wellborn, accidentally ahot him
self through the fool Sunday with a
target rifle. He had t"en out to run
the birds out of the young corn, when
in ome way the gun went off inflict
ing a painful wound in the foot.
Luckily no bones were broken and
the attending physician doe not be
lieve any paramount Injury will result
from It.
St Andrew's Church.
A secial service will be held In
this church tomorrow (Wednesday)
night at half-past sever, o'clock, when
the Rev. Dr. Duffy close his minis
try in connection with St- Andrew's,
and wciulj be glad to hare as many
as iicsslble of his friends to unite with
hi 111 i:i this special service to Al
mighty God.
J. C. Vlck ha Just received 1.000
bushel of Oklahoma shelled corn for
pure corn chops and home ground
meal. 91
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