Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-04

Mems Christian Association woult
be OF any financial benefit TO thu
city. they might consider the fac
that Ringing Bros. and Barnum a
Bailey now have a chaplain with
each Of their circuses. The chaplain
OF Ringing Bros. circus Is a grad
uate OF the Agricultural and Me
chanical College Of Texas. The
circuses aud railroads do not carry
on this great work from a senti.
mental standpoint; they realize
that IL elevates the morals Of their
men and thereby gives better results
In conscientious service. - Houston
Post.
Mr.. +. Il. Stevenson and family
arrived yesterday from Westmin-
ster, Maryland, TO make their home
permanently In Bryan. Mr.. Steven
son Is q brother OF Mr.. j. Il. steven
son Of this city, aud a master plum
Der and fine machinist. He comes
10 engage in business with Mr.. Ste
venson and Mr.. Ralph Il. Dunn and
will assist them In all their enter
prises. Mr.. Stevenson and family
will receive cordial welcome from
the people Of Bryan.
The Bible study classes have been
organized and are getting well
started In the work. Leaders have
been appointed to conduct the
classes in each division OF the halls
and meet with the members in some
room once a week % discuss the les
sou. The leaders are Dean, Moore.
w. q. Gilbert. A. T. Potts, Gleason,
q. A. Smith, Lenert. Beasley, Leg
gift aud Ramsay.-The Battalion.
EN-. Clanton OF the Rosprim COM
munity called on The Eagle yester-
day and reported that DR.. II. l..
Fountain OF this city performed
successful operation upon Mrs. Clan
ton, his wife, on Tuesday last, and
the lady is rapidly recovering. A
cancer was removed from Mrs. Clan
tons head.
A couple Of cars Of an I. q q. y.
freight train left the track near
yesterday, and the north
bound passenger was delayed here
until :Ss p. m, when II went north
on the IA. * T. Z. 10 Hesrne, follow
ing the n. & T. G. passenger train.
The /. * O.. y. line was cleared yes
terday afternoon.
Prof. J. n. Allen, Prof. II. w.
South AID Prof. w. j. Moyes will
leave this morning for Fort Worth,
accompanying the Allen Academy
track team, which goes TO defend
the state inter-scholastic athletic
now held by the
Academy.
Mr. II. +. Elrod Of the class Of OF
was on the campus a short while
last week. He is now general man
ager Of the Bartlett Steel Company
II Joplin, Mo-. and Is doing WE'LL
The Battalion.
/. NJ. Cook, w. ID. Yardley, r. w.
Reed, +. z. Hall, T. Is. Goodman, J. /
X. Pate, j. T.. Bullock. r. Il
Knowles, j. w. Hathorn. {. l.. Eden .
and II. l.. Todd were summoned rs
Jurors In the county court yesterday.
Mr.. r. j. Jenkins requests The
Eagle 10 express his thanks 10 those
Who rendered assistance during the
Ire on Thursday morning aud saved
lis home from loss on that occasion.
). w. Buchanan and j. A. Fore
nan on yesterday shipped six car
Dads OF cattle to Houston, making
! total Of ten cars they have shipped
within a wsek.
Misses Mabel Long aud Alice
stewart. accompanied by Mrs. Lob
in, all Of Fort Worth, were here 20
ttead the Ross Volunteer dance
he Battalion.
Wanted - German or Bohemian I
irl 10 do general homework. Must
e competent and speak English.
iood wages. Apply TO Miss Matte :
abOr i29 Ia
The Zoe quality white Butchers
men for skirts az 25c.
i27 Burt Norwood.