Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-21
Alonro Carter. Brran,s ental

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pfising photographer, has been con-
Quoting some experiments 10 pho
topography, and awaited himself OF
the excellent opportunity afforded
by the Methodist church fire Mon
day night. With special Eastman
instantaneous camera lie made half
dozen pictures 81 the burning
buildingby It's own light. and four
of them are remarkable views. MIR.
Carter now has pictures OF the old
church, the new church before the
fire aud the burning building. Mr..
Carter has also recently made pict-
ures from lightning flashes and by
moonlight. This work 10 most In
teresting and shows marked pro-
fesslonAl zeal aud enthusiasm.
Ia district court yesterday John
Osborn. charged with assault with
intent 10 murder, entered a plea OF
guilty 20 aggravated assault and was
fined s25 90 aud costs. Lige Stewart.
entered plea OF guilty 10 theft OF a
horse, and was given two years In
the penitentiary. The case Of VIII
Camp bell, charged with assault
with intent 10 murder, went 10 trial
yesterday afternoon. All three par
ties are negroes.
A we'll filled house greeted the
Buster Brown company at the opera
house last night. The play ~ a
musical farce with little or no plot
and no particularly striking failures,
yet judging from the applause the
audience was In the main well
pleased. Buster and Tige were on
hand aud are principally useful as
the advertising feature. The sing
ing and dancing were good.
Mrs. II. &. Robinson and daughter,
Miss Alma, returned from Austin
yesterday morning from u business
trip. The family sustained quite a
heavy loss from breakage, ETC., In
removing household goods from
residence on account OF the church
fire. Nearly everything was re-
moved including the mRntels. In
surance partly cevers the loss.
Miss Runge OF Houston will lect-
ure on kindergarten work under the
auspices OF the Mutual Improvement
Circle at the First Baptist church
this afternoon at 100 o'clock. Ad-
mission % cents. All children un-
der ten years Of age will be admitted
free.
Sam NJ. Winters. Ralph b. Dunn,
John T.. Friley aud >. II. Allphin
have been elected 20 take the Royal
Arch and Council degrees in Mason
~, There are two other applications
Ia. The chapter work will be given
the latter part OF April or early m
May.
Mrs. j. l.. Crane returned yesteI-
day from Fl. Worth. Elder Crane
remaining 10 continue bis work In
the revival meeting there. He Is
meeting with much success.
One strong feature OF our large
stock Of Meu's High-Grade clothing,
Is the special values that we are
showing for sl2 % and 1900. Par
Ks d Waldrop, The Clothiers. 80.
Mr. aud Mrs. p. ;. Grogan. Mr..
aud Mrs. |. ID. Hall aud Mrs. Tom
BrAshear formed a theatre party
from Hearne for the Buster Brown
performance last night.
See our suits at $3.50 and si5.OO;
they are excellent values aud made
with as much style as the higher
priced suits. Parks * Waldrop,
The Clothiers. -
The Eagle was advised last night
that the Allen Academy students
have Increased their subscription 30
the Methodist church building fund
10 $4,000.
+. A. SeArcy leaves today for pro-
hibitiou work along the line Of the
II. q +. G.. TO Dallas under the airec-
ton OF the State Prohibition COM
mittee.
Swell effects have Just arrived In
Eylet Embroidered waist patterns
prices ti.25, si.50 and - 20 on dis
play Monday. Wilson q Edge. IS
For fine fresh bread and cakes of
all kinds call az the Texas Bakery.
Careful attention % special orders. /
Phone 81. Mrs. Otto Boehme. q
Ed Hearne left for st. Louis yes
ierday, having resigned his position I
with Burt Norwood.
Joe Rasco OF Madison county was
"a the city yesterday.
Or. Paul NJ. Rayser visited Chap I
'ell Hill yesterday.
Mrs. J. W. Howell has been IN the /
past few days.
+. n. Edge returned from Houston
yesterday.
Mrs. c. r. Skains has returned 10
houston