Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-26


The suggestion was made 10 the
! Eagle last night BY wide-awske
practical business man that In view
Of the prospective overflow Of stu.
dents at the A. and NJ. College, the
business League should hold a
meeting aud take Immediate steps
70 provide transportation TO and
from Coll a. with bus line or 9th
erwtse Tor NIL students who can not
otherwise be admitted at College
for want Of more dOunitory room.
VIE suggestion strikesat the root Of
the matter aud the Eagle woald
like 10 see IL acted upon.
Mr.. A. ~. WRldrop, chairman OF
tue amusement committee Of the
Central Texas Fair, IL In receipt Of
u letter from Mr.. Adolph Topper
weia. the world.famous rifle shot,
stating that he aud Mrs. Topper
wein will be here aud give daily ex-
hibitions la shooting with Winches-
ter arms and ammunition, which
they use exclusively, at the coming
Fair. Mr.. Topperwein was ouly
able 10 get here through a change In
the date OF another engagement.
Prof and Mrs. Frederic Lille
bridge Of New York, who will have
charge o. the music department of
the Texas Woman's College. arrived
In the ci,v yesterday evening and
are at home with Mrs. w. II. Webb.
The concert which they are 10 give
Friday evening at the Grand ope-
IN house will be made the social
as we'll as the musical event Of the
season. aud n reception 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Lillebridge will follow the con-
cert At the home % Col. and Mrs.
NJ. W. Sims.
There were two hundred or more
students on the grounds at the A, a
NJ. College yesterday, mostly ff4sh-
men, the old boys as usual not
coming In for the first day. Indica-
lions are for "A very full school, II not
more than can be accommodated &.
Registration IL In progress and will
be going on several days.
Rev. b. u. Hall, financial agent Of
the Texas Woman's College preach
ed splendid sermons morning aud
evening before large congregations
az the First Baptist church. Rev.
Hall Il scholarly and "A good speaker,
as well as a most afiable gentleman.
Judge Brietz is in receipt Of a
letter from Charles Brietz, who Is
now al GeOna, Italy. Charles says be
has lately been In the interior Of
Spain aud that the American sailors
were treated with groatcourtesy by
the spanish people.
In black goods We are showing
Panama. broadcloth. poplin, crepOn,
mohair, Venetian cloth, serge, Vic
toria cloth and many other staple
effects. Wagner a Brandon. 253
Major Clif 4. Adams returned
yesterday from the Clemmons state
farm la BrazoTia county aud reports
the farm will make a sugar crop Of
1000 COO pounds this year.
Fresh bread, fancy cakes. lady
fingers, etc. at the Texas Bakery
every day. Special orders also re-
ceiye prompt attention. Phone 80.
Mrs. Otto Boehme, Prop. dti.
Miss Matte Tabor leaves today
for Portland, Oregon. as n delegate
10 the meeting Of the Daughters OF
the Confederacy. She goes with a
party from Houston and will also
visit California.
Ladies, please call and examine
our new fall line of fine shoes nj
$500, $3.50 and S3O0-the best fit
tiers, lockers and wearers In Bry-
an. Burt Norwood. 253
r. A. DuBose and son arrived
Sunday 20 visit T.. u. Lomax. The
young man will attend the A. and
NJ. College. Their home is Ia Wax
ahacaie.
Wauted-A young man II or IS
years old, one who has had some
experience In drv goods store. Ad-
dress =. o. BOX 1871, Bryan, Tex. 81
Mr.. ang Mrs. Whit Doremus have
returned from Brenham.' Mr.. Dore-
mus will continue 20 buy cotton
here, preferiug the Bryan market.
They say money don't make peo-
pie happy, but the "Kyrle" cigar
will. You get u at the Post.Ofilce
Drugstore for only 3 cents. 254
Miss Hudie Goss Of Hampstead
arrived yesterday ~ take "a position
~ long distance operator with the
Bryan telephone company.
Try Williaus-Kueelaud hig b.
grade shoes for men and YOU will
wear no others. Every pair guar
anteed. Wagner & Brandon. 253
Prof. Kihdley and George Rrook-
shire We're out yesterday soliciting
subscriptions for the Allen Academy
athletic association.
Ia white woolens. we have mo-
hair, crep0n, wolfe. bntiste, alba
tross, serge aud Henrietta. Wagner
q Brandon. 2i3
Mrs. George a Knapp of Calvert
and Miss Tex McClusky OF Calves
ton are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. r. j.
Bailey.