Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-12

fractions 20 Bryan for the week Of
March 20 TO %, as a Carnegie Library
/ benefit. Mr. Brownie says he has
/ five paid attractions aud a Ferris
wheel and merry-gO-round. He left
\ Yesterday without having closed a
contract, but stated that be would
return for that purpose.
Gov. Bob Taylor Of Tennessee will
lecture at the assembly hall az
College Saturday evening, March
%. as Long Horn" benefit. His
subject will be Castles In the Air."
All are more or less familiar with
Gov. Taylor's powers Of entertain
ment which have never been eX-
celled on the lecture platform.
Cadet Marek, according 10 state
ment OF some Of his companions, fell
from the II. a I. G. passenger train
down near the signal tower, while
on the way 10 town yesterday. His
nose and face were somewhat bruised
up. and he was attended by DIR. II.
l.. Fountain.
Walter j. Coulter is making active
preparations for his great Salvage
Sale commencing Wednesday, the
18th of March. He il distributing
advertising matter broadcast, and
yesterday put out in front OF his
store two monster signs announcing
the event.
The Eagle il in receipt of the pro-
gram of the Glee Club concert next
1 Tuesday night, but too late for pub
! LEGATION. IL shows a rare collection
of good things In store for the public.
It is a Carnegie Library book fund
benefit, and should be a packed
! house.
Laces, embroideries and muslin
underwear will be sold ut prices Tar
I below value. New clean goods; not
soiled or stock worn. white Fair
Sale" Wilson q Edge. 50
c. ID. Stanley Of Beaumont, who
has Just returned from Panama, was
In the city yesterday, calling OF
/ friends and returned TO Beaumont
this mnrning.-Orange Tribune.
You get either packing house or
] home raised meats at konecny
Bros. markets. Special cash prices
now being made. Phone l6O. -
Mrs. Prewitt and children arrived
from Houston yesterday TO join Mr..
Prewitt, the new foreman OF the
Bryan section on the II. a i. &.
We have decided 10 run our big
shoe sale at one-third of two more
days-reAd our ad In this issue.
Hunter q Chatham. y
/
Ladies', our white Fair Sail" will
be a feast for the white goods and
Q m b roidery buyer. Come early.
Wilson q Edge. "
T. II. Bate X Co. sold 10 Mrs.
Katherine A. Mckenzie, the jeff
Franklin place west OF town for
$3.50 cash.
The A. aud NJ. College Glee Club
concert next Tuesday night II =
Carnegie library book fund benefit.
DIR. and Mrs. J. h. Gambrell arriv-
ed from Dallas yesterday and are
guests OF Col. and Mrs. NJ. w. sims.
Mrs. J. Il. Stewart returned TO
Renchley yesterday after visit to
f. r. Lloyd and family Of Kurten.
Coming - Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday-W ilson q r ge :
white Fair SALE y
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curtin and
children left yesterday for Port La
vaca. Texas.
| DR.. J. NJ. Nicks Of stone City
called on the Eagle while In the city
yesterday.
"A Basket Of Chestuuts'-don Z
tail 10 see aud hear IL Tuesday night.
It's fine.
Coulter's Salvage Sale will open
Wednesday, March 10, at . o'clock.
-
VIC. Smith Of Smetana called on
the Eagle while in the city yeSter-
day.
Mrs. Mary Ella Seay of Madison
willie is in the city visiting relatives
DIR. ]. Zulch Of Willow Hole was
In town yesterday.
George Dunn OF Wheelock was in
the city yesterday.
Fred Pryor returned from Hous-
ton yesterday.
ID. $. Hart went 20 Houston yes
terday.