Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-02

Nearly seven hundred and fifty
bales OF cotton were received by the /
local warehouse yesterday, the |
streets were thronged and business |
rushing. ~
We are showing new designs for |
fall In the celebrated New Column |
bis" coat style shirt for OIL 90; can't |
be matched for less than $50. !
Wilson a Edge. 23i
Just Arriyed-The latest NewYork |
craze In point back shell
combs, belts, aud dainty neck fix
ings. Ladies', call and see them. |
Wilson a Edge. 23i
Ladies' new side lace ribbon tie
hanG-turn sole made OF fine Wei aud
genuine patent kid at g. aud 80 80.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence, Agent, I'D
Kiam. Houston,
Lost-A gold bound silver watch
charm about the size OF half dol
lar, In Bryan yesterday. Reward
for return 20 ]. r. Glenn az Texas
Woman's College building. 232
Program for b. Y. p. L., Sunday,
September 2nd: Devotional leader,
A. w. Buchanan; reading, Mics
Lucille Bate; quartette, Messrs.
Hare and Buchanan, Misses Wren
and Buchanan.
j. I. Maloney is chairman Of the
racing committee OF the Bryan Fair
Association, an q communications
regarding the races should be adj
dressed 10 him 1T Bryan, Texas.
Roy Miller and sister Of Toyah
Texas, left for Wellborn yesterday
after "A visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. ID.
Robinson OF Wixon. The latter ac-
cOmpanied them 10 this city.
Misses Lille Graham and Nal
colin MeInnis and Jessie Garth leave
Monday to visit New York and
other eastern cities accompanied by
Miss Christian OF Mississippi, sn
aunt OF Misses McInnis.
Ground was broken yesterday for
n colored rescue home at Boonvill..
A procession Of colored people head
ed by brass band went out from
town and barbecue and public
speaking were features OF the occa-
sion.
For Rent - The Bonneville place.
occupied the past year by the Texas
Woman's College; convenient 10
depots and business and suitable for
hotel or boarding house. Apply 20
V. Is. Hudson. 235
| am offering for 81 DAYS watches,
clocks, set rings, breaches, cut glass.
silver plated ware, umbellars in gold
and silver handles. china dinner
sets, vases, and many other articles
AZ prices that you cannot help but
buy II you are in need Of anything
IN my line. 232
I. y. Broadway and family, Mrs.
g. r. Wicker, Miss Lottie Hearne,
Miss Lena NeAger, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
X. CAvItt and daughters, Miss La
veuia MeConnico, Mrs Adele Dod-
son. John NJ. Caldwell. j. +. Covey
aud others left yesterday for the
decentralization excursion over
the n. a T. e.
Mr.. John Carnes, employed In &.
- Jones gin at Harvey, WAS the
victim OF painful and serious ac-
cident Friday afternoon, resulting
in the loss Of his left hand which
was caught In a gin stand and so
laeerated that Rmputation was nee
essary. But tor the prompt stop
ping Of the machinery his whole
arm would doubtless have been lost.
Mr.. Carnes has a wife and several
children.
W. c. Davis IL in correspondence
with Houston parties regarding
plans 20 secure Rrtesian water for
Bryan. An abundant water supply,
sufficient for sewerage aud all other
purposes, is the greatest need OF
Bryan. and the Eagle would be glad
20 see the problem solved. Mr.. Davis
has written the party, who first adj
dressed him regarding the matter,
10 come and look the situation over
with view 10 seeing what can be
done.
Miss Clara Braatz, after a visit to
the millinery markets In the interest
Of Wilson a Edges millinery de-
partment, reached home yesterday.
Mrs. ]. r. Garner aud children OF
ST. Louis are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. NJ. Warburton.
Rev. J. Wendell Davis announces
that beginning today. services will
be held regularly every Sunday
morning and evening At St. Andrews
Episcopal church. All are cordially
invited.