Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-12

DIR. j. +. Eaves PASSED through
the city yesterday en-route 10 Dallas
He IL chasing sone refugees from
Louisiana, who have gotten into the
state In some way. DIR. Eaves re-
ports that an important corporation
official from Louisiana was jailed at
Houston Tuesday night charged with
attempting 10 bride state ranger
who Is acting as a quarantine guard
on the northeast border Of the state.
Of the state. DR.. Eayes was sc-
compauied 10 this city by his son,
Belo Eaves, who stopped here n
visit.
Howell Bros, have twelve
head Of their fine Red Polled cattle
on exhibition at the Central Texas
fair--the same herd which they ex'
pect TO show Mt the Dallas aud San
Antonio fairs. Mr.. Webb Howell,
who will have charge OF the cattle
and hogs department at the fair, re-
ports all stalls and pens have been
engaged. but that additional room
will be provided for all corners.
The "Stags" held their first meet
ing for this year last Thursday night.
order was called by Mr.. Dean. and
nominations for president were re-
ceived. Dean was elected by good
majority. After close race with
many other candidates, Elliott was
elected secretary and treasurer. IL
was decided To elect new members
from each company separately.-Tbe
Battalion.
The Sui Ross Literary Society Of
College has elected the following
officers: II. Baines, president; II
l.. Burney, vice-president; j. ID
Matcalf, secretary; w. u. Wor-
than, treasurer: G.. n. Woodman,
sergeant at arms; j. II. Tabor, chair
man Of program committee.
Rev. George Stuart will conduct
an union revival meeting In Nav
asota early In November, the exact
dates to be announced later. The
Navasota people may count on n
good attendance from Bryan II the
weather is any thing like favorable.
Joe Saladiner, l.. Rozzoto, John
Depuma and some thirty or forty
other Italians left yesterday for
Houston to join today In the celebrs
ton Of the anniversary OF the dis
covery Of America by Christopher
Columbus AIS years ago.
Lost-Saturday night, near James
drugtore, u yellow backed memor-
andum book with j. A. Myers name
stamped on outside. Contains ac-
counts of purchases of hides and IL
valuable only To owner. Return tn
A. II. Shelburne. 266
For Sale-I have on hand num-
Der Of second hand sewing machines,
some of them as good as new, which
| Am Offering at greatly reduced
prices-s7 % To si2 20. o. l.. Miller
next door 10 A. W. Buchanan 4 Co.'S
store. Soo
August Kern Is at home from
Nacogdoches after spending several
mouths In Louisiana aud East Tex
AS. He SAYS he got out Of Louisiana
ON the last train before the quaran-
tine went into effect.
shepherd plaid silks In black and
white. Beautiful assortment of
fancy plaid silks for waists. and
Money bak" In black silk for skirts
or full dress nc Wagner a Brau-
don's sos
Joe whitley, Van Seay, Alb Rice
and familv,T ]. and Arthur Dowell,
] n. Cobb, Cleve Moseley, J. G..
Thomas, Allen Wilson ana others
were here from Madison county yes
terday.
Fresh bread, fancy cakes, lady
fingers. etc. ut the Texas Bakery
every day. Special orders also re-
ceive prompt attention. Phone 50.
Mira. Otto Roehme, Prop. dtt
Have your stoves repaired before
cold sets in. | can mend any part
broken and give satisfaction. Buy
and sell secondhand stoves. Billy
Griffin, phoue 2l7 novl2