Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-24

neeu tyfepairs. The approaches al
sithe7 md are In very bad condition
accorD ing 10 the reports Of partiel
who Rave talked 10 the Eagle re
porteY. The Eagles Trade Edition
went out telling. among other
things, about the good roads lead
ing 10 Bryan and the good bridges
thereon. Therefore, those who
!6oilk bad the hardest trouble get.
y fir wagons onto aud of the
c5e Yhave been telling US that We
lof Ill, that we ought 20 see how far
We missed the mark In this In
Stance. The Eagle hopes this mat
ter viii be promptly attended TO,
IL u Ia the greatest degree impor-
tant.
One hundred drummers' samples
In ladies' purses at Norwoods 258
Col. T. F.. Wren returned yester-
day from an advertising campaign
IN behalf Of Bryan, aud will 90 ont
again tomorrow for another week .
work Ia the same line. He covered
the country thoroughly from Mar
tins Prairie iI-Grimes 10 Hollis m
Madison, retiaDiDg 10 Bryan by
Willow Hole. Col Wren did lots
OF work for VI lan. and In one In
stance actually turned some cotton
destined for another point. and
changed it's destination to Bryan.
OF course this was merely an In
cident, and the main value OF bis trip
was In the distribution Of the litera-
ture recently printed by the Eagle.
All wool Trico at Wagner &
Brandon's. 253
Mr.. A. Mckenzie on yesterday re-
covered watch brought mis- iewelry
establishment for repairs, and lost
some time ago by George Smith.
A negro who, IL Is said, claimed he
bought the watch from another par
~, was arrested and jailed. and an-
other negro was arrested on a tele-
phone request In the Brazos bottom
yesterday afternoon and Sheriff
Nall went after him last night. Mr..
Mckenzie identified the watch by
means Of description he had on
file.
Ready-made Kimonas. Persian
patterns, only sSc. Wilson &
Edge. $50
Louis Rate has returned from a
trip TO Cause and through the BRACES
bottom and adjacent territory in
Burleson county as far down as
Bates Ferry, having distributed
the Eagles special edition and adj
yertising matter forthe Central Tex
as FAIR. He found the people much
interested In Bryan and the coming
fair.
Why use acid vinegars when you
can get a pure article from Sanders
Bros. Call for the Ozark brand OF
apple vinegar made by w. n. San
ders a Sons Of Benton Co, Ark,
and sold and guaranteed by Buckeye
Cider and Vinegar Co., branch office
San Antonio, Tex. Phone 100. Tsp %
We will sell Monday only, 100 yds.
black SO inch tafeta silk, guaran-
teed not 10 split. worth si.25 per
yard for only Csc. This is the best
value ever Of offered In Bryan.
Wilson a Edge. $50
Recorder w. j. Walker OF the A.
O. L. w lodge has received n check
in favor OF Mrs. &. Il. Estlll for
$4,000. the amount OF benefit certifi-
cate held by her late husband In the
order.
In black goods we are showing
Panama, broadcloth. pOplin, crepon.
mohair, Venetian cloth, serge, Vic
toria cloth and many other staple
effects. Wagner & Brandon. 253
Marriage license has been issued
20 Wiley Bass and sarah Jane Ed
wards, Sam Hubbard and Alkaline
ARRANGE, j. Roy Zimmerman and
Miss Lucia Jerome Magee.
Fresh bread, fancy cakes. lady
fingers, etc, at the Texas Bakery
every day. Special orders also re-
ceive prompt attention. Phone 50.
Mrs. Otto Boehme, Prop. dtg
Fred Cavitt, Robt. 5. Webb Jr..
Seth DeMaret, Stuart Boatwright
Tom Adams and Jesse Crpm OF this
city will attend the a. and NJ. Col
lege this year.
Our tall line of famous Douglas
shoes has been received aud we are
showing larger selection OF popu-
lar styles than ever before. Burt
Norwood. 25S
w. ] Meads and sister, Mrs. j. l..
Johnson, were visitors from Thomp-
son Greek yesterday.
So inch brosdcloth suiting SOC per
yard, 3 yards for skirt at Wagner a
Brandon's. 253
Read Fountain d Co.'s BLACK
board" on second page. Changes
daily. d-tf
X. r.. Keith was a visitor from
Grimes county yesterday.
]. M. South arrived yesterday
from Simonton on visit.