Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26

Two carloads Of Texas editors
spent several hours most pleasantly
I'd with mutual profit 10 the College |
and themselves Mt the A. and VI.
College yesterday. Upon their
arrival from Houston they were
taken In hand by tha College |
authorities and everything possible |
done for their entertainment and % |
give them an opportunity 10 see /
what sort Of work the institution il |
doing In the practical education OF
the young men II the state. The |
editors were greatly pleased with all |
they saw and when they get home
will have a lot 10 tell their thous-
ands Of readers throughout the state |
regarding the A. and NJ.
Your local coupon ticket agent |
has been supplied with illustrated /
and descriptive literature showing |
the beauties Of the scenery and re- |
sorts of Colorado aud the Rocky |
Mountains. These books are free |
for the asking and The Denver |
Road" will De glad 10 give added as
sistance by correspondence In your |
choice Of "a place to spend your va
cation. -
LOST-A briudle heifer, al out
three years old, branded = n on ieft
hip, has a crop aud underbit In each
ear. suitable reward for COW or any
information leading 10 the recovery
Of same. ID. Mike, Jr.
On account Of continued bad
weather the picnic 10 have been Civ
an by the sixth grade has been aban-
doned. The unfavOrable circum-
stances are deeply regretted.
I Mr.. J. Allen Myers writes ms from
Buffalo % send the Daily Eagle 10
/ Frank Myers az Poughkeepsie, New
! York, who will remain there TO take
a business course.
A meeting will be- held at the Free
Baptist church this afternoon at I
o'clock for the purpose Of organizing
"A Christian EndeayOr. Every body
invited 20 attend.
FOR SALE-A good milk COW.
Three quaters Holstein aud one
quarter Jersey. Apply 10 Glen
Harbers az Clover Leaf Dairy Farm,
Bryan. Texas. ilg
FOR SALE-My residence, on easy
terma; practically new aud In perfect
repair; live large oak trees; a model
home for small family. Apply to A..
q. Ballard. 100
]. T. Darter and j. G.. Conn. two
prominent citizens Of Madison cOun-
~. were in Bryan yesterday. They
report very fine crop prospects in
that county.
J. d. Jacobs Of Rogers Prairie was
In town yesterday aud reported good
! rains. fine crops and no boil weevils
In his part Of the country so far a.
be knew.
Johnny Conn, who has been atten.
ding the Peabody institute at Nash
/ Vile, left yesterday for Madisouvills
after "A visit 10 MIR. and Mrs. w. +
Gibbs.
Burt Norwood has displayed In
! his show window a beautiful line al
i wash goods worth . 20 10 cents pei
yard and going like hot cakes at Il
! cents. lls
7 suitable reward for return Of on,
! black dog puppy months Old, los
on street, yesterday morning. No
tify ;. NJ. Derden. IS
In Mrs. Lee Spell, who will tax,
charge OF the Exchange hotel dining
/, room June (, arrived from Navasots
Z yesterday.
New line Of pants goOds-largesi
and best assortment ever shown In
the city-just placed on sale at Nor
woods. ii9
e John Fulkerson. United State,
5 Revenue Agent, returned 20 ri Pas,
, yesterday after visit 10 relatives
!. here.
Miss Winona Weatheriord return
cd 20 Hampstead yesterday afte
4 visiting relatives near Bryan.
White duck shoes for children a
7 NorWood's for 35c. 80
q White duck shoes for children a
NorwoOd's for 35c. ~