Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-06

Daylight yesterday morning re-
vealed that the fire In the St0ddard
building was quite as destructive As
IL seemed In the smoke and shadows
Of the night. Jake WymOla, when
seen by the reporter, said he was un-
able 10 give an estimate Of his losses
aud did not know the origin OF the
fire. He had $500 insurance on his
stock and fixtures, aud lost his fixt-
ures and case goods. Beyond black
ened walls, partially burned floors.
smashed skylight in the photograph
gallery above, and general soaking
from torrents Of water, the building
was uniniured. Tho damage 10 the
building Is estimated az 500, fully
covered by insurance. The Eagle
cannot refrain from again compli-
menting the fire boys on their good
work and the watorworks people on
the good pressure they gave. With
cut these favorable conditions. a
great destruction of adjoining prop
erty would doubtless have resulted.
/ Ed PochilH, who had recently moved
his sausage stand 90 the &. W. q Is.
V. saloon, was also burned out.
John Windsor was here yesterday
from Madison county and reported
that the people OF his part Of the
county are " much interested ia
the boil nd.bA question and Will
hold a meemg at Bundick Prairie
Friday night tofliscuss the question
/ and endeavOr 10 devise means 10 get
rid Of the pest. Mr.. Windsor got all
the information he could on the sub
iect including Prof. Mally's speeches.
Dean Hearne has returned from
St. Louis, having graduated as an
| optician and matchmaker from the
ST. Louis Matchmaker school
where he spent several months in
study and practice. The Eagle con-
| graduates Mr.. Hearne on the pair Of
diplomas he has earned, having re-
ceived one on each branch Of work.
Lena, the two year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. >. W. Morgan of Wcik-
son, died Friday night at n o'clock
and was buried Satusday Afternoon az
{ O'Clock at the Wickson cemetery.
Rev. j. a. Freeman conducted the
service.
! Cards are out announcing tine mar
riago Of Miss Rosemary Shields.
daughter of Mrs y. f.. Shields. to
/ Mr.. Earle Nosmith, Wednesday af-
ternoon, June f., O'Clock, ST. An.
/ drews church, Bryan, Texas.
Miss Jessie johnson enjoyed a
pheasant visit to Austin and other
points In Central Texas. returning
last Saturday. Among other point,
( of interest visited was the T.. ;
| fisheries at san Marcos.
Mr.. J. A. Owens grading outfit
with Is or 20 teams and q larg,
force of hands, has arrived 10 begil
work ON the /. a g.. N.eXteusion aut
will establish camp at Wellborn.
Suitable reward for the return %
one pair Of gold spectaclos lost be
tween Mrs. &. NJ PROCTOR and th,
residence of DR.. j. W. Howell. Re
turn 10 First National Bank 5s
Misses Ella, Ophelia and Lizzi,
Grissett, Mrs. &. &. Medley. Mis-
Aquilla Medley, Mrs. John Sander
and Howell Mallett were here Tues
day from lola.
.I Majors a Nabor- have purchase,
! Mr.. Paul Bradley's handsome blacl
mare, ELECT. aud have added he
b 90 their stable of fine drivers.
MI and Mrs. A. j. Buchanan wen
tu Waco Tuesday night Co atteut
the commencement exercises of thet
. alma mater, Baylor university.
W. e.. Warren was here from
Whoolock yesterday and brought
with him seycnty-iive head Of sheer
for Franklin Bros.
Mrs. John q. Tabor. Miss Aubr,
p Tabor, Miss Edith Rhodes and Rod
ncy Tabor arrived from san Antoni,
, yesterday.
FOR RENT-Good four room
cottage, plenty of outhouses. stable
well of water. See j. b. Mike. o
When you want 10 cool OIL an,
|euioy life seek your favorite resor
and call for Falstaii bottle beer. s
e 5OO Japanese napkins beautifu
, new patterns az % and 20 cents pc
hundred at Wagner d Brandons. 8