Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12

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OUT less than value. Wagner d
Brandon. 239
X w OdOm OF Mesa left yester.
dsy Tor ElDorado, Schleicher coun-
y, 20 make his home. His family
VIII Join him later. They are nov
TIE guests OF Mrs. Odom's parents.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. J. Cox
Fairfield aud q o q m a n school
shoes for boys aud girls; every pair
guaranteed. Wagner d Bradon. 8
The Bryan Fair Association is get
ting the race track at the fair
grounds Ia fine shape for driving
aud going actively ahead with
the preparations for the coming fair
and races the fret week Ia October.
For ssle--A carload Of fine Young
mules, two and three years old. May
be seen az Geo. +. Edges home ten
miles northeast Of Bryan. Apply 70
Geo. p. Edge or Henry Koontz 2s0
Rev. g. w Goodman came down
from Franklin yesterday accompany
Ing Misses Jessie Goodman, Imo-
gene Bradbury, Maggie Sims and
Eugene Bell, who will enter the
Texas Woman's College.
Geo. p. Edge and Henry Roontz
have received a car load Of fine
young mules from Marlin and on
yesterday drove them ont 70 Mr..
Edges home IN the Harris school
community.
Situation Wanted-By an exper-
fenced salesman In general mer-
chAndise: also handy in office
speaks English, German aud RO-
hemian. Call or write this office. 2i2
DR.. r n. Harrison on yesterday
purchased from Geo. 2. Edge and
Henry Kountz a flne two.year-old
standard bred mare. The animal
was much admired on the street.
Mrs. b. d. Cash arrived from
Hearne yesterday 20 join her hus-
band, and they are domiciled at the
home OF DR.. aud Mrs. Emory.
II will pay you and please you TO
take look at our new fall styles In |
Williams Kaes!=nd high grade sho,
for men. Wagner & Brandon. 28s
The Allen Academy opens this
morning with the usual exercises
aud the day will be devoted 20 the /
classification Of students.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). V. Lawson ar.
rived from Magnolia, Texas. yester-
day 10 place their son and daughter
~ school. The latter has entered 4
the Texas Woman's College.
We have just received the largest
aud most select line Of new fall
shapes in Douglas shoes We have
ever handled. Call aud make your
selections early. Burt Norwood. q
For fine fresh bread aud cakes Of
all kinds call At the Texas Bakery.
Careful attention 10 special orders.
Phone -. Mrs. Otto Boehme. II
Mrs. Goree arrived from NAvasota
Yesterday 20 place her daughter Ia
the Texas Woman's College. aud is
the guest OF Mrs. John McCorquo.
dale.
Misses Gladys aud Ina Boyett
aud Corine Carson OF College came
10 yesterday 20 attend the Texas
"oulau > IolleSes
A Methodist missionary confer.
snce Is In progress at Navasota.
Bishop Seth Ward il among those
"a attendance and will deliver an
address tonight.
Every body works butFather.
He stays at Carriers studio all day,
Learning to finish kodak pictures
Because It's free and just like play. IL
Misses Ethel Mexican and Ethel
Aassie returned 10 Austin yester.
lay after a pleasant visit 20 Miss
Nary McInnis.
New line famous Douglas shoes
he best lockers and wearers sold In
8ryan-just received at Burt Nor
woods. 2l2
Miss Mary Brogdon left yesterday
or Lancaster, Texas. to attend the
lancaster Academic and Collegiate
institute.
For Sale-DInIng room and kitchen
urniture; also one bed room suit
apply 70 Mrs. J. y. Henderson. 239
l.. l.. Brown of Groesbeeck, men,
er Of the Bryan Brokerage Co., was
ere yesterday on a business trip.
J. w. Wiley Of Tabor placed his
aughter, Miss Ray, in the Texas
Voman's College yesterday.
Try Excelsior or Fairfield school
hoes for your boys aud you will use
% other. Wagner 4 Brandon. 23e
]. II. Benton arrived from Pales-
Inc yesterday TO place his son in
'llen Academy.
For hemstitched sheets and pillow
lips see Mrs. Mary Lawrence,
gent Ed KAN. n
II. w. n. Zspp of Fsyette county
here TO place two sons In Allen
academy.