Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-03

the streets trading yesterday.
DIR. John Y. Eaves was here from
Brownsville visiting his family the
past two days and returned 10
Brownsville yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Lowry and
dxzghter. Gladys, returned 10 their
nd 70 Mt willimetto, ILL.,, yesterday,
sf-1r pleasant visit to the family OF
NJ w. A. withers.
.bst received white mercerized
M ". Very sheer aud dainty for
FU Wagner q Brandon.
John Il. Hines has accepted a po-
sition as bookkeeper with the large
wholesale house OF Focke, wilkins
q Lang OF Galveston and entered
upon his duties yesterday. Mr..
Hines Is an expert bookkeeper and
accountant and all round office man.
Ask to see our line Of the celebrat.
ed "Moneybak" taffeta silks. Re-
member q written guarantee goes
with every skirt pattern sold.
i0i Wagner q Brandon.
T. A. Satterwhite, The Singer sew
ing machine man, will be located at
Mrs. b. Whites furniture store,
where he will always have n COM
plete line OF Singer aud Wheeler a
Wilson machines. l03
City Marshall Boyett aud Deputy
Marshall Reed have received hand
some presents from DR.. J. f. caves
Ia the form Of fancy police
mans "billiesn brought from Mex
leo. The wood IL natural colored
with q beautiful polish and hand
somely carved.
We will place on sale Monday all
odds and ends In silks. 10 will pay
you to look through them as they
: are =" special values at greatly re-
! c4 rices.
wagner q BRANDON.
Z - o. NJ. Caldwell has Just re-
ceiSs- ne Barred Rock Cockerel
from Thompson, New York. This
chicken sold az Thompson for $1,000
aud was bought by Mrs. Caldwell
for her brood pen. All interested in
this stock Of chickens are invited TO
call and see them. Eggs for sale.
City Marshal T. p. Boystt was
out yesterday morning on u street
d inspecting tour with Street Superin-
tendent Dixon and enforcing SAM
1 tary regulations. Marshal Boyett
devoted particular attention TO the
business part Of town, and ordered
all trash, rubbish, barrels, boxes,
etc, removed from the rear Of the
business houses az once. In case the
order is not complied with, he said
n he would have the stuff removed
p The Eagle desires TO commend this
vigorous action on the part Of the
v authorities, aud hopes the campaign
: will extend throughout the entIr'
town with the hearty cooperation
D. Of everybody.
+. Rohde is preparing to put al
up-to-dAte iron aud plate glass from
4 In the building occupied by Nedball
Il Syptak. The second story front
OF the building will be made Of white
brick, and the store will be hand
some one. Improvements are beins
made In other Rhode property alonl
the rear OF the stores on Bryan
Z street. and the rear sidewalk will b.
: improved.
w. II. Morgan of Reliance was II
: the city yesterday aud reports fin
u progress being made towards secur
ing free rural mail delivery for tn
< Steep Hollow and Reliance comma
mites, The Eagle hopes the goo
people Of these prosperous aud popu
Il lous communities will be successful
d In their efforts. Mr.. Joe Lloyd ha
the list circulation In hand.
r DIR. 1. f. Belts and r. ]. Jenkin
Ie have returned from Dallas and Wax
ahachie. where they went TO inspec
a church buildings with a view {
a some alterations In the new Meth
odist church interior. They ais
went 10 confer with Architect Elan
q ders and arranged TO have him visi
Bryan at an early date to conelud
the negotiations.
. Preparations are being made TO r.
y build the new Methodist church a
- once. The work Of cleaning of tn
ground is In progress.
, 25-inch black linen, a regular %
n value everywhere, our price 10
e Monday only 25c per yard.
i0i Wagner & Brandon.
q A. l.. Ewing Of Myers was In Bry
a an yesterday Mr.. Ewing states tina
" so far they have not received sufil
cieut amount Of rain at that place &
II bring up cotton.