Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-13
The leO5 poll tax receipts bod Bra

county are out The style and form
are shown by an exhibit In Parks 4
Waldrop's show window, and will
be found Of interest 10 any who will
take the trouble 10 stop by aud look
at the books and forms. A separate
book IL printed and bound for each
precinct In the county, and contains
receipts in triplicate - one 10 be
given the taxpayer, one TO be taken
out and rebound for the county
clerk, and one 10 remain In the book
as a record for the tax collector
office. The printing, perforAting,
numbering and binding were all
done in the Eagle office, at a price
that saved the county about s23 90
rs compared with the charges Of the
big Texas printing houses for doing
the same work. See tho exhibit Ia
Parks a Waldrop's show window.
Il. II Knowles will run his Red
Chief 10 Harvey today on account Of
the Baptist revival meeting. Dinner
on the ground, and Mr. Knowles fur
nishes plenty Of ice water 10 Red
Chief passengers. Leave orders at
Haswell's and postoiiice drugstore. 1
Miss Lillian Pool OF North Texas
preached az the Free Baptist church
ia this city last night and will oc-
cupy the same pulpit again this
morning az n. Miss Pool is only
nineteen years Of age and has been
preaching with remarkable success
for seven or eight years-or ever
since her twelfth year. She has just
closed "A successful revival at Cross.
Grimes county, which was attended
by thousands OF people, aud Will
begin another revival tonight at
Brightlight Free Baptist church.
Miss Cora Werner, an accomplished
singer, accompanies Miss Pool.
Col. j. G.. Harrison arrived In
Bryan yesterday direct from New
York, having spent "A month very
pleasantly la several Northern aud
New England cities. The Colonel
found his health certificate as i'm
portant as his railroad ticket In
passing the numerous quarantine
points down Texas way, aud says he
saw some beautiful and effective
in Arkansas and Texas,
some Of them of the shotgun variety.
A native African missionary OF the
Baptist denomination Is in the city.
He IL travelling In this country aud
speaking In the churches over the
state to present the subject OF Afri-
can missions directly 10 the white
people Of the Baptist denomination.
DR.. Butler has given him ten min
utes at the close of the morning
service at the First Baptist church
today TO present his work.
w. ]. Coulter left last night for
81. Louis 20 buy fall and winter
goods. Mr.. Coulter states that he
las already purchased his heavy
staples at exceedingly low prices,
md he Is making this trip 10 pur.
'hase fancy goods and pick up
special Jobs aud bargains.
DR.. Belts has returned from Edge,
where he has been conducting a sue
essful revival the past week. There
las been great religious awaken
ng in the community, and there |
we're six additions TO the church |
N Friday night. The meeting will |
'robably close tonight.
b. p. Wilson invites your patron
ge for all kinds of first class fresh
meats aud market products. Konec-
my stand, city market building.
telephone ISL. diO5-tf
The electric storm yesterday after
Don was unusually severe and put
ONE Of the telephone wires and
homes out Of business.
w. r. Ford has been spending sew
raj days at Whitney aud Hillsboro.
Mrs. Ada Bass has returned from
visit to Marlin.
j. l.. Breach OF Tabor was IN the
ity yesterday.