Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-22

and Oscar Folsom, Joel Dennlan, JOE
Williams, Ike Andrews, J. III. ant
Tom Sheffield. Ellis and Bud Me
Tendon, J. II. Wilson, Virgo Chap
man, Jim Crouch, win Means, w
T. McNair, J. w. Vance, J. l.. Lind.
ley, w. A. Turner, w. NJ. Rice, w
NJ. Wright, w. II. Hibbett, A. &,
Perry, George and Charley Perry,
r. r. Balm, w. NJ. Mathis, l.. l..
Bartee, IL. l.. Singletery, 4. r. Bal
ley, Josh Ewing, Alex and jeff Bled-
zoe, Jack Rogers, Ed Simmons,
Steve Batson, Allison Gustavus, NJ.
u. Neighbors. VIII swimmer, X. II.
Richards, w. 5. Duncan, VIII Payne,
l.. VI. fvss.
The A. and NJ. football team is
practicing for some big games this
season. They have u splendid or
ganization and bright prospects for n
strong team. They have for coach
Mr.. whitney, who was with Cornell
university last year, and easily one
OF the best football trainers who ever
came 10 the state. He has the boys
down 10 work In earnest and II II
needless TO say they are going after
the championship.
II you do not eat rice you ought 10.
IL Is an ideal food, easily digested ,
nutritious and cheap. Send ten cents
in stamps 10 ). r. Is. Morse, passen-
ger traffic manager Houston * Texas
Central railroad, for copy Of South
ern Pacific cook book containing two
hundred receipts for preparing rice.
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DIR. G. W. Emory received a tele-
gram yesterday announcing the
death Of his father in Alabama. Be
ing unable to reach home In time
for the funeral. he did not answer
the sad message in person.
Rev. T.. l.. Shettles announces ser
vices Mt the Methodist church today
and tonight as usual, with preaching
tonight by Presiding Elder Hooper.
Fourth quarterly conference will be
held Monday night.
Tax Collector w. III. Hibbett, Of
Madison county, was here Friday,
bringing with him his son, Charley
Hibbett, and Gus Cole, who left for
st. Louis 10 resume attendance upon
medical lectures.
The Central Texas Fair catalogue,
gotten out jointly by the Pilot and
Eagle, has been very favorably re-
ceiyed by those who have seen II,
and Is being made ready for distrib-
ution. s tar ~
For sale or rent--Brazos bottom
farm, $50 acres, $50 acres in cultiva-
ton; railroad station ON place. En-
quire OF +. 5. Peters,
25i q. Calvert, Texas.
A glance and you will be oavinced |
that our new skirts in Taffets broad
cloth and Imported cheviots are the
kind you want. Wagner a Bran
don. us
Fresh shipment ready made sheets
and pillow casses plain and hem
just received. Wagner g.
Brandon. 255
Master Derden Chance passed a
favorable day yesterday and the in
ilcations for his recovery appear TO
be good.
T. p. Simpson gave the Eagle a
,all while here from Reliance yes
.erday. He was accompanied by
bis son.
When you want TO cool of and
enjoy life seek your favorite resort
and call for Falstan bottle beer. Sitf
Call at Carriers studio and see
line Of new mouldlngs just
received. Also see the art display.
I. W. Saley and l.. NJ. Poss were
lere from Madison county Friday
md paid the Eagle pleasant call.
The latest this seasons styles in
mems ladies. boys and childten's
hoes at Wagner & Brandon. 255
"Silver Crown and Little Hava-
Ia" cigars are not new aud untried.
they have stood the test. i-i02
Misses Willie and frankie Smith
eturned 10 Conroe yesterday after
isiting Miss Bessie Nall.
All smokers who have tried them
ecommend "Silver Crown" aud
Little Havana Cigars. i-i-02
Don't forget we buy, sell and ex-
hange new aud second hand school
ooks. Tyler Haswell. Is
Mrs. Spencer Ford and Mrs. b. +.
.eman spent yesterday visiting
riends az Benchley.
Mrs. J. A. Myers and Miss Will
,ms returned from a visit 10 Hearne
esterday afternoon.
The Y NJ. c. A. Of College Ia ar
angling for another good lecture
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