Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-25

ohlt "A lew mOutus ago IN the nope OF
improving her health.
Mrs. Booth was sister Of Messrs
+. A. aud and A. l.. DuDnica Of this
city, and she leaver two sons, Messrs.
Charles Booth Of Saginaw, Mich,
and John Booth, Of Chicago. The
latter was with her at the time ~
her death. Her husband. Joseph
Booth, died twenty years ago and is
buried at MadisOnville. The remains
Of Mrs. Booth were laid 20 rest In
san Antonio yesterday. Mrs. Booth
was member Of the Christian
church aud lived All exemplary
Christian life.
The members Of the family have
the sympathy Of many friends.
]. Il. Taylor Of Wealthy, Leon
county, II the inventor Of a machine
for the determination OF boil weevils
aud other insect pests. Mr. Taylor
was la the city yesterday exhibiting
"A model Of the machine, made by J.
Allen Myers. 10 includes "A furnace,
which burns any kind OF fuel, and a
chemical preparation that makes the
fumes. The smoke and fumes are
conducted by pipes through two
tanks Of water aud thoroughly cooled
90 prevent damage 20 the plant. TO
which they are applied by means Of
"A rubber hose with "a double nozzle.
An eigdteen-fOOt str etch Of canvas
on hoops like the bows Of wagon
confines the fumes % the plant until
all insect life In killed. The whole
apparatus II mounted on a twO-hOrse
wagon aud straddles the cotton row
when IN operation. The smoke and
fumes are forced throu sh the ma
chine by means Of "a bellows. The
machine looks like II ~ practical aud
Mr.. Taylor says he has tried n aud II
has killed every kind of insect with
which IL has come In contact anu
does not iniure the plant. Mr.. Taylor
WAS accompanied by X. Is. Anderson
Of Wealthy.
The Noble Dramatic Company will
close "A weeks engagement at the
Grand Opera House with "A matinee
az 2:31 this afternoon and q final per.
formance tonight. The writer has
not seen any Of the performances,
but We learn they have an excellent
repertoire and good specialties, and
that they have given satisfaction o.
the patrons Of the Grand. Dora, or
Driven from Home" will be the
matinee bill. Tonight the play
will be Lucky Ranch"
J.E. Crow, J. J. Crow, Will Ven.
able. Tom Harrington, JEFF BledsOe,
J. X Mckee, X. X. and Edgar Hat.
son, j. NJ. Gibbs, John DOrman,
Horace Hill, j. X. Carlton, J. W.
Townes and others were here from
Madison county yesterday.
ID. g. Hill. the we'll known Rogers
Prairie me- chant, was here yester-
day en- route home after an extend
ed trip through west Texas. He
was met here by Mrs. Hill.
Office furniture and fixtures, desk
conveniences, everything for the
business man, sold by The Exline
Co.. Dallas. Connolly q Carnes,
agents, Bryan.
Burt Norwood on yesterday show
ed the Eagle reporter a sample Of oil
from a well at Keith, Grimes county
that stands twenty feet In oil.
Our spring clothing Is made equal
90 the finest tailored, and the pat
terms are exclusive. Wagner 4 Bran
don's. III
The Eagle has received a copy Of
the Mckinney Daily Gazette con-
tanning an elaborate write-up Of the
Perkins-Astin wedding In this city
Wednesday evening.
A company has been formed AZ
Marlin 90 establish an ice plant. Mr..
J y. Laski. formerly OF this city. l.
a stockhOlder aud secretary Of the
company.
A Philadelphia firm, Hexter Bros,
who make nothing but summer
clothing, are the style settlers In wool
crash clothing. Coulter handles their
goods In Bryan. 1907
We claim the largest assortment
Of mems aud boys clothing In Bryan,
and the patterns and workmanship
superior. Wagner a Brandons. IN
Mrs. Emeline Williams, colored,
died 40 her home In this city Thurs.
day afternoon and was buried yes
terday morning.
Look through our line Of high
grade clothing before you decide on
your selection. Wagner a Bran
don's. i2i
FOR SALE.-A saddle pony and
a good surrey. See me NJ once AT
Eagle office. M. r. Wallace.
Just received-a beautiful line OF
Mems Oxfords, in Wei, patent colt
and kid. Wagner & Brandon's. i2l