Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10

Rev. J. l.. Crane announces that
Evangelist Rogers will continue the
revival services at the Christian
chnfch through the presen, week
snd perhaps longer II the interest
continues 70 warrant II. The sun.
uay services were Of marked inter-
est. The subject at the Sunday
nlght service was Let the Dead
Bury it, Desd." subject last night,
The Devil The meeting has pro-
nnced great spiritual awakening
~ the church aud will be OF lasting
benefit 10 the community.
The 1906 Long Horn" has been
received at College aud IL swell
volume. The edition embraces TOO
copies, handsomely printed, Illus
trated aud bound. The book IL ded.
lcated 10 President Harrington. The
WORK Is all original with the stu
uehts except the photos made by
carter. The staff deserves much
praise for the excellence OF their
WORK. Especial credit IL due 20
Editor-in-Chief Rodney Tabor aud
business Manager r.. T.. Arnold.
Mr.. Tabor contributed 10 the prose,
verse and sketches OF the book. His
poem on Sunrise" IL nothing less
than a poetic gem.
The tent meeting conducted by
Evangelist Meads had fine services
sunday and yesterday notwithstand-
ing the weather. When IL rains the
services are held In the courthouse,
aud this plan will be followed when
necessary. Evangelist Meads' lect-
ure on shake OF the Beast. was
delivered Sunday afternoon and
made a profound impression. Re-
quest has been made that the lect-
ure, which deals with the various
forms OF sin, be repeated.
Two dogs. said TO have been mad,
have been killed In the city limits
the past two days, and there Is con-
siderable apprehension among many
ofthe danger Of hydrophobia. There
In no harm In being on the safe side
aud keeping an eye on the CANNES.
Mr.. j. Adoue was here FROM Cal
vert Sunday and reports that the
new well being dug at the water
works plant Ia this city IL down to
a depth OF i22 feet and believed 20
be within ten feet OF abundant
water. The well Is very large one
aud the work has been delayed by
trouble with the casing.
Mrs. Mary Winn Smoots Of Sher.
man, editor OF the Texas Woman
and Miss Katie Daffln Of
EuuIa will .rrfya ,od., GA D.. a..
guests OF Mrs. w. ;. Howell. who is
a stah writer tor Mrs. Shoots paper.
Mrs. Shoots is better known 20 the
reading public as Aunt Lucindy."
Contractor Jenkins began yester-
day the work Of putting In the plate
glass and iron fronts in the Rohde
buildings occupied by T.. j. FOuu-
tain aud the Edge Dry Goods Co.
Rufe Vaughn. colored. was takea
10 Austin Saturday night for treat
ment AZ the Pasteur institute. he
was bitten by dog believed 10 BE-
mad. TIE animal has since been
! killed.
Mrs. A. Nc Michael Of Marlin and
/ Mrs. Chas. w. Ford OF Oklahoma
City are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II
&. McMichael.
Mrs. A. NJ. Rhodes and childrens
Miss Callie Tooke and Miss Bessie
Herndon left yesterday for Houston
aud Weimar.
Giles Rhodes left for Houston
yesterday after spending a couple a.
days with his parents Ia this city
o. l.. Tabor Jy. has been advanced
10 the position OF cashier Of th'
Waters-Piercs Oil Co. at Houston.
Miss Dena Oliver has returned {,
Mart after visit 10 Miss JessI.
Phillips.
Misses Ellen aud Lizzie HAltom
arrived yesterday from Renchley
on visit.
Miss Lula Belle Sally Of Brennan
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il
sally.
Judge John y. Henderson lef
yesterday for visit 20 Smithville
Texas.
/ hIs huu MS r W. lNfNt VI anne
Texas, are visiting Misses Willis.
Mrs. Adam ArseueAux was 4
visitor from Wellborn yesterday.
Mrs. A. p. Anderson has gone t.
visit In Houston and Galveston.
Miss Mary Knowles has returned
from visit Ia Gatesville.
j. NJ Lawless and wife were here
foom Macy yesterday.
DR.. II. r. Curtis was here from
Somerville yesterday.
Gus Moseley arrived from Hous
ton yesterday.
Miss Daisy Lee is visiting relatlye'
az Wellborn.
Tom Hicks returned 10 Fulsheal
| yesterday.