Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-12

y clehn meats Ion us uduuttu the
best we know how. Franklin Bros
Mr.. J. S. Coils family has arrived
from Hearne and are now at home al
the w. NJ. Foster place on the west
side.
We are In business 10 sell you
good clean meats, free from dust,
and flies, no cripples or paraiyzed.
Franklin Bros. 2i2
Norwood's show window Is full OF
ladies white muslin underwear which
will be sold during his grand red
letter sale beginning Monday. 2B
The grand jury has returned in
dIctments for seven felonies and IL
still in session. Among those under
indictment are the two negroes
charged with the murder Of young
Randolph on the Brazos river IL the
lower end Of the county some time
since. This case is set for Sept. %.
The case OF Lon Cruise, charged with
murder, is set for Sept. p.
Mr. Mack Sanders died at his home
In the Brazos bottom at 1918 this
morning aud will be buried from the
residence Of o. l.. Miller tomorrow
at ga. m. Interment at Boonville.
The American girl has Just arrived
at Norwood's. il2
The city council met last night in
regular session and adjourned until
Wednesday night.
Parents, look 10 your interest
buy your boys and girls pair OF
Bunker Hill shoes. Burt Norwood.
Allen Academy IL ready for the
opening Wednesday, Sept. 10. The
new building Is completed and sup
piled with every convenience In
GLIDING water and bath arrange
ments. A new well has been bored
on the premises and has fifty feet of
water In ID. From this the water
supply IL secured by means Of
windmill and tank. The school will
open with fine attendance.
Prof. w. c. Davis is at home after
taking a special course at the Uni
versity Of Chicago and later serving
as a member Of the board Of normal
examiners at Austin.
Editor w. l.. Turner OF Madison
Vile was here yesterday, having
come around by rail. He says the
railroad has reached jacksonville
and terminal facilities are now be-
ing arranged. He said jacksonville
had received about III bales of cot
ton up to the time he left, and that
the town has one cotton buyer, but
the merchants are buying most of
the cotton.
Remember Joe b. Reed writes in
surance for both women and men for
policies OF $3.50 and up. 240
, Mr.. ]. S. Coil, manager Of the oil
Q mill, reports that repairs at the mill
have been practically completed
under the direction Of Supt. ]. p.
(. Bass, and everything is about In
readiness to begin running Monday
e The gins have been running som,
: time under charge OF Mr.. ID. c. Wick
3 The mill has abandoned oil for fue
., and is using wood and Ignite. X
NJ. Conner has charge Of the round
bale interest again this year.
Mr.. X. T. Penn is In receipt Of q
letter from United States Naval Sur
A geon Geo. II. Barber Of the Newport
Il. l., naval training station which
A says in part: II have enquired al
the detail Office and as 10 the stand
i Ing Of your son, Leo l.. Penn, and
9 find that he Is doing nicely and will
y soon pass into the first class. In al
" probability he will 20 abroad train
ing ship for a cruise in about tive
r months" Young Penn 10 one Of
u several Bryan boys who have enlist
II ed In the navy and all are doing well
The Eagle Is in receipt OF copies o.
e the st. Louis News and the st. Louis
- !, Post-Dispatch containing accounts
= Of star Brand Trolley Ride,
IS given recently by Roberts, johnson
'e Il Rand, manufacturers OF sta
70 brand shoes. 10 merchants and sales
/. men visiting st. Louis. The mem
n bers Of the party were taken out anC
n shown over the worlds fair grounds
% visited the Highlands and after
.e wards had a dinner down town. w
j. Coulter, who sells Star branS
. shoes In Bryan. was a member Of the
party.
n The West End Social Club was or
y ganized yesterday afternoon at TN,