Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-06

Mr.. q. NJ. Brandon received . tel
eeram from his business partner
Mr.. A. ]. Wagner Of New York, On
nouncing the death OF Mr.. Wagner
little son, Stoddard, IN that city Fri
day. The remains will be brought
10 Calvert, Mr.. wigner's former
home, for interment Monday Of
Tuesday. Friends deeply sympa-
thlze with Mr.. Wagner and family
In their bereavement.
Hon. Geo. T. Jester and Hon. w.
J. Clay, members OF the board OF
directors OF the A. and M. College,
have been visiting at College the
past week. Mr.. Jester returned 10
Corsicsns yesterday and Mr. Clay
has gone TO the Troupe experiment
station.
For Sale-well improved ranch Of
three thousand acres. i25 acres la
cultivation. Also for lease for term
OF four years, 20OO-acre ranch In three
pastures. Both places on wheelock
Prairie. For particulars address
dl35w3l Jno. b. Cavitt,
Wheelock. Texas.
Ladies'. Paris Muslin IL more de-
sirable than organdy. IL Is washable
and used everywhere for graduating
and commencement dresses. We
are exclusive. agents in Bryan for
Paris muslin, 20 inches wide, prices
IS, 80 and 75c per yard. 1881
Wilson & Edge.
Well. line right here with the
goods-I'ye got the right kind OF
acetylene generators at the right
price and I've been Ia the business
long enough TO know how TO put the
work In right. Let me figure with
you. @. NJ. Camp. i29
White duck ribbon tie Oxfords,
plain or embroidered toe, for ladies
and misses, 10 combine with COM
meneement dresses. Prices 81. $50
and si.75 per pair. New selection OF
embroidered white belts, l5c to 25c.
i90.3i Wilson q Edge.
Services will be held as usual to-
day at the First Baptist church. with
preaching at II .. m. and p. m, by
Rev. J. r. HALEY, who has arrived
from Marlin to take up DIR. Buffers
work during the latter's leave OF
absence.
How about that gas range for
summer cooking. Better get In line
aud make your wife glad. They
don't cost much, bat they are worth
good deal more than they cost.
Camp sells them. i29
The pastor OF Pleasant Grove Bsp-
fist oh urch. colored, especially in
vites the white people today at 4
p. IN. Rev. J. +. HALEY, who sup
plies DIR. Buffers pulpit, will preach
10 the colored people at that hour.
Lsdies-we have the right m .ter-
lsl for commencement dresses,
White Paris Muslin, 70 inches wide,
washable, at 35, 90 and 75c per yard
l3O-Sl Wilson q Edge.
A beautiful assortment Of fans on
display at Wagner q Brandon's. 1872
3s-inch Irish linen, special value,
25c per yard.
1872 Wagner & Brandon.
Mr.. ;. p. Hart and family Of Coop
er. Texas. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Walker OF Palestine are guests Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. J. Walker.
DIR. w. II. oliver was called 20
Caldwell yesterday on account Of
the illness Of his father, DR.. ]. p.
Oliver.
New arrivals In embroidered mulls
a regular 5Oc value, our prices 25c
and 35c per yard.
1872 Wagner & Brandon.
Mrs. II. II. Harrison OF Columbus
Is the guest Of Mrs. II. r. White, and
her son, q student OF the A.
and NJ. College.
f6-inch mercerized batiste, some
thing sheer and dainty, only 3Sc per
yard at Wagner d Brandon's. 1872
r. Il. Elliott went 10 Marlin yes
.erday TO visit his son, Ernest Elliott,
who IL there for the benefit Of his
health.
Mrs. ID. A. Lawrence and Mrs. ;.
VI. Derden are visiting la Beaumont. I