Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-05
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Local

Rev. T.. l.. Shettles returned yes
terday from the meeting of district
conference at Franklin. He an
nounces services AS usual at the
Methodist church today with preach
ing morning and night.
A game OF ball Wednesday after
noon between colored clubs of Nava-
sofa and Bryan resulted in victory
for the home team by score of . 10 3.
The game was very well played
and orderly Observation-Disclosures
Examiner.
Gold band hams sold around the
world because they are the best; the
Breakfast bacon Is OF the same
quality. Nothing better sold. In
sist on having them when orde ring
All first-class grocers have them.
Fresh shipment received weekly. 2oS
A rumor was current here late yes
terday afternoon to the effect that
Hearne had just been visited by n
destructive storm. Inquiry last
night developed the fact 1t WAS only
a heavy rain storm with some wind,
but no damage Of consequence.
Mrs. +. q. Pearson and family left
yesterday for Palestine 10 make their
home and ,oin Mr.. Clarence Pearson
formerly with the Eagle for many
years, but now foreman Of the Pales-
tine Printing Co. Mrs. Pearson re-
marked In leaving that she had lived
In Bryan long time, having seen
the first house built In the town
Go 10 Norwood's Monday. 10
John Williams, colored, shot
another negro named Dock Gallo
way in this city at a late hour FRI
day night while Galloway was flee
ing from Williams home, where
Williams Is alleged to have found
him on going home. Galloway was
shot with bird shot, two 10 the back,
one In the arm, one In one foot aud
one In one hand. He Is reported not
seriously hurt. The case was In.
vestigated by the authorities yester-
day and no action taken against
Williams.
The Brazos County Singing Con-
vention is holding "A two days annual
session with the choir at Kurten.
The meeting began yesterday and
will continue through today. Mr. I.
NJ. Cook OF Steep Hollow Is presi.
dent, Prof. b. II. Wiley OF Bryan, is
vice-president, and Mr.. Jesse NJ.
Peters of Steep Hollow secretary and
treasurer. Mr.. Robert Smith OF
Reliance is down on the program for
the annual address TO be delivered
today The attendance today will
be large and the music splendid.
The Free Baptist revival services
conducted by Rev. J. l.. Meads at
the tent near the II. & 7. &. depot |
will continue during the coming |
week. Services will be held this
at II o'clock and tonight at |
) 80. At two o'clock this afternoon |
Rev. Meads will address the Anti
Cigarette League az the First Bap-
list church, and at o'clock he will
conduct children's meeting at the
tent. There have been several con-
and one addition 10 the
,hurch. Interest In the nesting is
growing. During the week services
will be held at 10 a. m. and at night.
/ will give away two round trip
tickets 10 st. Louis Fair next year.
One ticket 20 merchant or firm who
buys the greatest amount OF goods
rom me from July ist 1908 to June
Isl 1901 One ticket to the individual
Who buys the greatest amount Of
Foods In above time. Get bills and
ave them; at expiration Of contest
he party presenting the largest ptr-
'hases will be given the tickets.
Thirty day purchases will count; get
n line now, this is a good chance 20