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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
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Sc vende MOLINO de 81 x 60, doble engranae ca
ssiina mayor 10 la inermedia "a" dametro; motor
horizontal cilindro de vapor az diametro 40
de solda construction abrcado por la Gail
dc Paris; AOLINO de 81" 7s dobe engranae da
metro metro de- de = eatana mayor Il de la nteImeda
az diametro 81 de de construction s6da ia
br1cado la TcEombTada de Fletcher
Aondon Derbi de Inglaterra.
Para mas inormes driQirse la Capital
SOBRLvOS EZQUEsG.a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
Serylelo Especial del BeIetm MeFeanIn
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Los rewoEucionari0s han
sostenid0 0tro combate
Grandes temores en- MatanZas

Nueva York, miercolcs.-ComuniCan de la
Habana que los revoluclonarlos han atacado en-
Cardenas las fuerzas del gobierno, las que
hiCicron muckaS balaS.
Las autordades de Matanzas han tratado
de enviar refuerzos en- auxilio de los leales, pc
TO temen a un levantamiento en- la poslaclon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
Una conferen-
cia n15steriosa
Ell presidente y ell ministro americana

Nueva York, mi6rcoles.-El presdente Es-
trada Palma, ha celebrado aver una larga con-
ferencia el ministro norteamericano.
Sobre 10 que sc haya tratado en- la entrevis-
Ia, Sc guarda una reserva absolute
FL presidente ha permanecido toda la no
che trabajando en- su despacho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
Una reclamation absurda
LO que dice la prensa americana

Nueva Y ork, miercoles.-La prensa de es-
ta cudad califica de estupenda la demanda de
Marruecos contra los Estados Unidos, pre1e n
diendo cobrar una indemnizacion, por Ell choque
habido entire un buque americana Ell "Tur-
key" marroqui.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
Los rew0fucI0narl0S
3iroteando 4 Pinar del Rio
Un ataque nOcturno

Nueva York, miercoles.-Desde Pinar del
Rio comun lean las autoridades de la Habana,
que las fuerzas de la revolucion han hostilza-
do durante la noche los destaCamentOs del
gobierno que tuvieron algunas bajas.
En- la ciudad existe una gran alaTma, que
va en- aummento con las noticias que Sc reciben
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
Z as fuerza9 EeaEeS
recuperan q PIacetas
Un encuentro Ell Yaguajan

Nueva York, microbes -Informan de las
Villas que las fuerzas del gobierno han recu-
perado Placetas, viendose precisadas a soste-
ner un encarnizado Combate.
La revoluci6n Sc ha replegado San Fe-
lipe
Llegan noticias de un combate en- Va
guajan.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-21
Heahh

Means the ability 20 do . good Gay q
work without undue fatigue and 10
find life worth living. You cannot
have ind digestion or constipation with
ou' its up-etting the liver and pol
luting the blood. Snch . coalition
may be- beet and quick-.s relieved by
Herbins. the best liver regulstor thss
the ~ov'd has ever known. Mrs. ID.
W. smith wri,es. April 3. '02: II use
Herbinr and find it ths beet medicine
for constipation and regulating the
liver | ever used" 81 crDts. Sold by
W. VI. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-21
A Tip % Tourists.

Our NoVthera visitors will pretty
soon be thinking about their return to
their various homes and will naturally
eass about for mode OF travel. We IN.
hesitatingly recommend the Clyde
Line soall in search Of information. This
popular line operates the fnest psssen.
ger steamships plying the Atlantic
coast. S;a,rroom accommodations are
superb and the tables are always sup.
piled with the very beet to be obtained
in Northern and southern markets.
These ships sail direct from Jack.
sonville ard call at Charleston. 3. G. .
giving passengers ample time TO view
this ancient and interesting city. Our
suggestion would be- to engage your
accommodations early. a. they alwsys
do their full share Of the business be-
tween Jacksonville and New York.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-21
County Judges Court.

Monday vas rule day. hut the court
Of County Judge Macon was not a
scene OF activity. ne hiss been the case.
The only cause coming on 20 br
heard before the county court was
that OF the state vs. : J. Slaughter,
who was charged with having sold
mortgaged properly without consent oil
the mortgage.
Af,er hearing the evidence and ar
zumeMt in the case. the defendant was
place 4 under bond OF $50 for his ap-
pearance before the next session oi the
grand jury, which WAS promptly 'ur-
nished and the defendant permitted 10
r-turn To- his home
n. G.. Parker Of Lacrosse was III"
2ro.ecutor IN this case Attorney D.
A. Ihrashrr appeared ior thr pro'''u'
tion. whil- Geo W ~coiirld repre-
sented the d.'"n-".
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-21
Will Move to gainesville.

The nums srous friends IN thi. city Of
GeovRe 7. Morris. who for many years
has been one ~ the foremost citizrns
OF waldo. will b. glad n, the Informs
,ion that Mr.. Morris has rented q house
and With his family will make hi.
home in Gainesville IN future.
Mr. Morris Was for some time en-
gsgcd in the mercantile business At
Waldo. but failing health compelled
him to abandon O business that was
paying him handsomely. tie after.
wards wen, into the insurance busi-
ness. at which occupation he has been
remarkably successful.
Mr.. Morris will continue in the in
surance business, having associated
himself with W f. bow. The new firm
will b- knoen aA Dow ~ Morris. and
will carry fire. life accident and in
fact insurance of all kinds. The irm
will occupy the Offices now occupied 10y
Mr.. Dow.
Ths people Of Gainesville are glad tn
" ricume sUch citizen. a. Nr Norris
and his esiimab- family.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-21
Boy Cuts Companion.

Lexington. X. Feb. 2O-James
Byrn"s. the iiy'ar-old son ~ James
J Byrnes. was cut AMI seriously in.
Jured bv Samuel Giger. afcd lc The
bows ar" employed n the Transyvania
company. and hal engaged in a fght
over a trivial matter Young Byrnes
was removed 20 81. Joscph's hospital.
where his wounds were dressed. but
physicians pronounce them nccessari.
ly dangerous
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-21
Justice Ce'm,rs Court.

Columbus Berry Wa .rraicn-i ID
Justice Co.mAL- court IaesGay
morning having hrru charged with IN
brxzl-ment. The PROSECUTOR IN n"
case was T. II. Waters who -tatrd o.
the court that the defendant D. F'D""d
from him kalsomiriuc hru-a 'A.I''
81 and when ak q . rr' ~
,ame repeatedly failed 10 30 -.
The defendant mot LA'r h'r'.
guilty a. charged. a o.. Nt- "'l.I :
enough ID rrrrIvr t.- -ttAr-r VI.
.he agreement that De- "r' g rr'-''
the brush and ray 49, ')';- . '.'
court
And ne did.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-21
Rishop eIenk Nominated.

Rome. Feb 2o.-The congregation
OF the propaganda met Monday and
decided on new archbishop ~ New
Orleans. - succeed the late Archbish.
op Chspell", and after hearing a report
printed br Cardinal Satolli, n was Do
cIded 10 propose To the pope the nomi.
nation ~ Bishop Blcnk, of Porto Rico
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-21
PIC MINeNr VISITORS HERE.
Professor and MRS. Adams Of Cam.
bridge Visiting in City.

Among tH- prominent v,si'ors Who
N-- - -. "a '-S We, I. ,n ;tis ci'y
- P-,'ss> - sui Mrs {. \. adams {
/ ~ ~ 'r... who ,'r .r...'. -
',.1., a;d i.r.. J Il AicLu.> the.
h"A"t "a h"'r. ~" Alachn% -v-r"-
Prot Adrms. whN is a member Of
he faculty Of Harvard vniy-r.IIy. 10
'ere on ace 1rt q his health And a
'",ty - r-l'ng much better. Bth
hlmselt and estimabie wife AZ. veil
pleased with Gainesville. declaring il
to he one OF the mot ideal cities they
have ever visited.
No one could help but enjoy the fire
spring climate this seetion has been
experie encinR 90 far this winter
Improved Train Service via Atlantic
Coast Lire.
The Atlantic Coast Line and ito con.
nections are now operating solid
through trsins from Jacksonville to
Atlanta. via wsycross, Tifton and Ma.
con. With through coaches to Nashville
and Pullman butiet sleeping cars to Sc.
Louis and Chicago.
Trsins leave Jacksonville via Allan.
tic Coast Line daily at 9:0r .. III and
arrive Triton | :35 q. tn. Macon I 40 q.
m. Atlanta :5O o. m. Chattanooga
SIS p. m Nashville 9 IS .. m. Evans.
vIlle :25 \. m. ST. Lous 7:Os q. M.
and Chicago v 80 q. m.
Good connections are made at Jack.
sonville from oil Florida points, thus
anOrding the quickest and most con-
venient service from this territory TO
the West.
For further information see ticket
agent, or consult The Purple Folder"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-21
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

mrs. - sui, an cay ! 20 -
lady OF lA'prt 90. s4-.' ,.t-~,t.
here yes'-''a r.'trr u.,. ...
Afternoon ''tr
George g.. nd l. Noo. a.,
Areher are IN ,h@ city. T.ey came to
represent Archer Lodge. knis.,. Of,
Pythias. in tht district matt.ns last
night.
sheriff l. W F-rn@ll las r-,nrn-d
from Chatiahooche-. wherr he w,n, TO
take sarah Harris. an unfortunate co,
or~d womsn of Newttrr5 who wa. adj
Judged insane.
Mrs J. h Simon,on of Nicanopy yi.-
ited friends here yesterday. sh- was
accompanied bJ her friend. Ms. An
derson. OF Adairsville, Ga wha ha.
been for several weeks her gues,
James Shields OF Palatka was in the
city fw q few hours yesterday He i.
connected with the s:an'ou Foundry
4 Machine Co and wss here 10 .ee
Superintendent Cutler OF the Games.
Vile 4 Gulf.
Among the visitor u Orlsn 10 yea
terday was Louis e. Smith. who is one
OF the leading jewelers. in Gainesville
Mr. Smith Was for several years a rec.
icent OF this city and hss n host OF
friends that were glad to gree, him.
He came to zee his mother. Mrs G. O.
Smith, and sisl-r. Mts T. II. E>su.-
Orlando Reporter. Friday.
Louis Robinson. a prominent citizen
and business man OF Providence. R.
l., Who has been on q visit TO HE broth.
er. Hon. W. q. Robinson, left ypster.
day for OeAls. where he will speni q
day or two as the gusst Of his younger
brotheS. Geo. X. Robinson. He ex-
poets TO return TO Gainesville before
his departure for the North.
N. W. LittleRtld, formerly Of this
city but now with the Brantley Conn
pany OF Blaekshear. Ga vas regis-
tered at the Brown House yesterday
The Brsntley Company are not only
among the largest cotton buyers in
the South. bot are also engaged ex.
tensiv-ly in the manufacturing and
mercantile business. and are among
the foremost business concerns Of
Georgia.
Rev. +. A HoltEhau.en OF MicanOpy
vas among those who came 10 Gaines
vile e.terday. Mr. Holtzhau.en wss
formerly pastor Of the BAPTIST church
N MicanOpy. but has recently re-
signed, as he has prepared an interest
ing lecture on Martin Luther" which
ne proposes to deliver in the various
shurches throughout the country. He
states that he has in course Of prepsFa.
zion several other lectures. which he
feels sure will interest and instruct
she public.
Alex. HARRISON OF Tndisnspoli. is in
the city representing the Winona
lind Trade school. the summer
school at WinouA Lake, and the Boys
Agricultural School at Winona. These
Institutions have alreaty won fame ell
over the United State.. and the Wi.
nona Park Scho u for young women 10
well known ~ q place where a degree
Of refinement and culture is attained
and Q knowlsdge OF right living Mr.
HARRISON is stopping at the Magnolia
in this city. and will gladly furnish
any information regarding these insii-
tutionA
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-21
The District Meeting.

The convention Of the Fifth District
OF Florida, Knights Of Pythiss, was
held IN this city last night. full men.
ton of which will be made in The Sun
Of Thursday.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-21
Williams Comedy Company.

Manager Layton take. Crest pleas.
u'r IN announcing to the pl~asure.lov.
ing public that he has secured the vii.
!lsms Comedy c., tors weeks engage.
meEt at the opera house. commencing
Ihur'dsy. This company comes high
Iy endorsed BY press and public. daily
receiving approva!s OF their good
wOrk.
Their plays are the newest royalty
bile from the pens Of che best dramat-
ic authors. The management endeav.
ors to please all classes OF theatre 70.
irons 5y presenting plays that are foil
Of interest both in psthos and COM
edy. 1t ia well known fact that che
Williams Comedy Co. present enough
Vaudeville festures to form an entire
speci,l,y performance. Blu. taking
into consideration that NO extra price
ia charged !or same. hu, is introduced
between and in the act.. 10 IL well
worth the consideration Of all classes
TO investigate shis attraction which
will delight thoussnds at the Opera
house for oue glorious week.
Ladies accompanied by one paid re-
serve seat ticket admitted free. The
management desires q visit from the
most sk-pIicAI. Money refunded &C
any dissatisfied patron. Remember
the price. are popular and within the
reach Cf all-25, IS ard 80 cents.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-21

w. C,NOLA is guaranteed and r1o-sy
'f'ir-'5 Il IT fails to remove freeklss.
r""f.;i 'aa. sa!lo1nsss. iivsr-spo,s. SOLAR
a''' 'l 'l''ons. siA>k-hsads dsiiS-rias e,ur-
ions, t's., IN twenty days. Lsayts tie
'ku eSar, sit, hsai;hy, and rs,,o-,; re
Sauty .. youth. Endor-d ey ,hou.lri
F;.ii - cen;s and Si.OO i, a.. H..
org ',o'ts, or ~ mai. PrvPa-.s {,
Natio0>' To''ct Co. p,-'s. T.,-
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-21
Through Train and Sleeping Car Ser
wee Between Jacksonville, Fla.
ard Augusta, Ga.

Effective January Ia. 1873, the Atlan-
tic Coast Line will inaugurate Pull
man sleeping ear service between
Jack.onville. Fla. and Augusts. TIA.
TtaIn. leave Jacksonville ht s 80
n. nj. aud srrivr a. Augusta At 6:i5 p.
m AFFORD ng daylight service between
tl.tvo ,oit;.. Dining car service will
be. oprrat,G between Jacksonville and
Nana:.., for brrak'ast and lunch.
ty..tlE tram. from al south Flori-
dar3.lt. make direct connection At
Jar,..L..lr. sTHrti.- The In'rkest
..s L...t .-r,.,, between FLORIDA and
A,ru,;. boz -'t~r Information zee
ticket agent ~ Nr.'r rank & hoy -
ton. u.-t,.,t rA.-eas~r A9eEi, JACK
,oug...r, r.a.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08
DISTRICT COURT MATTERS.
0rssd Jsry Returns Three IsdIetnests
for Peissles ---clvil Bssisess--
Cases Set.


for Peissies Civil Bssisess--
Cases Set.
w. w. Rudasill ct al. vs. +. W.
Wilson ct al, injunction; dis
missed.
Jane Perry W.. J. w. English
ct OIL, injunction; settled ny pay
ment.
J. N. Lawless vs. Tilford Abty..
na,hy, trespass TO try title; con.
tinued for service.
Bette Patton va. George Patton;
divorce granted.
d. u. Emerson and Beulah
Edmerson VS.. /. and G. NJ, dam
age for personal injuries; judge
ment for plaintiff, on testimony,
for si5O.00.
Allen Williams vs.. Laura Will
liams; divorce granted.
Hattie Nixon vs. Frank Nixon;
divorce granted.
George McLendon vs.. T. w.
Drew and wife, trespass to try
title and for damages; judgment
for Plaintiff McLendon for s5n
and for children for 800, and tina,
money be paid into registry OF
court.
Madison Davis We. Vassa Davis.
divorce granted.
EHparte August Dyer, natural
allied.
Addie Nash We. Willie Nash;
divorce granted.
Eva NJ. Harris ct al. VS. Char
lotie Sanders ct al, partition suit;
J. 4. Astin, c. A. Glenn and Lamar
Betbea appointed to make parti-
ton and report at present term
of court.
The following criminal cases
have been set:
State ys. Joe Fezino, charged
with murder, set for March % and
venire Of forty men ordered.
State vs.. Jno. Fezino, charged
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08

A. j. Wagner Of New York was In
the city yesterday comforting with
mis- business part@r, Mr.. q. 81.
Brandon.
Phone ss5 for carriage and trans
fer business. Have new carriage and
will meet all trains. dsy and night.
II. ID. Evans. ~
Mrs. II. o. Boa.wright announces
tea for the benefit oil the Baptist
church Friday afternoon at4o'clock.
Everybody invited. 70
For fine fresh bread aud cakes Of
all kinds call AZ thu Texas Bakery.
Careful attention On special orders.
Phone ~. Mrs. Otto Boehme. II
Jack and Tai Tobias have pur
chased 800 acres from the Kopp'
upland tracts through the real
estate agency Of Monroe Edge.
Marriage licenses have been Issued
TO +. X. Brown aud Cora r. Phillip q.
n. Warren and Mamie Shealds, Il
!. Darby, and Mrs Mary +. Martin
"Pickett's Charge and Other o.
sms," by Fred Emerson Brooks, IL
for sale ut Haswell's book store
R-ad il ana you will enjoy the en-
tertainment by brooks the more 81
Monroe Edge, the hustling real
state agent, has just had pninted
for general circulation several'thous
and attractive circulars setting forth
for the benefit Of home seekers the
advantages offered by Brszos county
Mrs. Mary Lawrence Will spend
Friday and Saturday in Houston h.
become more familiar with Kiam's
mammoth stsck If goods and ali
orders given her will receive care
full personal attention while she
IL there. dtf
Mr.. q. II. WoOdson will leave Sun
day for Cameron to take charge Of
MFR. A. J. wagner's dry goods house
IN that city Mr.. WOodson has been
with Wagner A Brandon Of this city
for number OF years and is a thor
oIgh gentleman aud capable busi-
ness man. His family will join him
in Cameron later on. Their depart
ure from Bryan Is matter Of gen
eral regret.
Miss william, the accomplished
nIilliner in charge Of Wagner 4
Brandon's millinery department,
has returned from Sc. Louis 10 make
preparation for the spring season
now opening. Miss Williamson has
spent her vacation in ST. Louis, Civ
ing attention 20 all the late ideas
and creations in millinery, aud the
offerings OF her department will this
year a. usual represent the latest
and most effective creations.
Five hundred yards Of new pants
goods on display At Coulter's. Call
today and make selections. -
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with murder;set for March 22;veni-
70 of forty men ordered.

with musder;set for March 22;veni-
70 of forty men ordered.
State vs.. Frank Deninsr. charged
with murder; set for March % and
venire Of T. ~ men ordered.
The following civil cases have
been set:
Van Tycoon vs. 1. & g. N. Rail-
road Co., damsges for personal in
jurier; set for March IS
Henry Hall W.. ]. q g. N. Rail
road Co. set for April 2.
Hubbard Richmond We. II. d
z. G. Railroad Co damages for
personal !, juries; set for March IA.
Steve Niles We. /. & @. N. Rail-
road Co., damages for personal in
juIies; set f,r March is.
Tom Mason vs.. !. & g. N. Rail-
road Co., damages for personal in
juries; set for March 10.
The grand jury made q report
yesterday afternoon, returning
three indictments Err felonies.
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PostOffiCxl'II'
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PURE DRUGS Eyes

s-g4s y. ,, Butler - visiting IN
Hesrne.
New pants goods just received at
Coulter's. ~
Frank Clarke returned from Waco
yesterday.
Mrs. Laura Hoppe left for Houston
yesterday.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Glib
son, n son.
Joe n. Reed returned from Hous-
ton yesterday.
q. Nspoli and wife have returned
from Houston.
]. w. Beard Of wixon was In the
city yesterday.
George Scale OF Mumford was IN
the city yesterday.
w. ID. Yardley OF Harvey was In
the city yesterday.
VIII Cofiisld Of Rockdale was In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. &c. Davis arrived from
Eavasots yesterday.
B. Wiley has returned from =
business trip to Dallas,
Mrs.. l.. w. Rsvls returned from n
Wait 90 Marlin yesterday.
G. q. Camp of NavasOta was a
visitor 10 Bryan yesterday.
To arrive in a few days, nice line
ladies' waists. Webb Bros. 70
For sale-A few young Jersey
COWS. IS Jno. NJ. Caldwell.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08
DECLARED GAMBLING.
Cotton Futures Transactions Dealt =
Staggering Blow.

Cotton Futures Transactions Dealt q
Staggering Blow.
Austin. March THE court of evil
appeals has dealt death blow to deal.
Ing In cotton futures In Texas IN re-
versing and Diminishing the case OF
Jessie l.. Norris ct al. vs.. w. r. Logan
ct al. from Bell county. Norris ct al
sued Logan et al 10 recover money
furnished to buy futures. alleging mat
Logan had not sold according 20 direc.
lions. and Logan. who represents San.
ger A Ettelson. fiied q counter claim
for money put up on margins. The
court dismissed the whole case. say.
Ing that II was gambling. and such
debts were uncomfortable and con
trary TO public policy.
The state insurance department au-
thorized permits TO be issued granting
the right 10 do business IN the state TO
the Mutual Life and Equitable insur.
ms companies OF New York. The
Mutual paid taxes amounting to s25..
sll and the Equitable paid t23.470 tax.
Col. c. c. Wilson OF Denver. vice
president and general western mana
ger OF the American De Forrest Wire
less Telegraph company. Is here. He
stated that he would have a wireless
station In operation here by the time
the legislature convenes in special ses-
sion. and that he would give the news
papers In the state free use Of II dur.
Ing the session. He win install a send.
a. & station here and receiving stations
az Houston. Dallas. Fort Worth. Waco
San Antonio and other points In the
course Of few months Colonel VIII
son says he viii have the system ell
over the state
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08


Webb Bros. have an elegant line
Of ladies leather and gilt belts. Is
District Clerk Guy NJ. Hoard Is on
the sick list and NJ. q. Malt IL acting
| ciesk.
J. n. Ford, who has had q long
tussie with the grip, was out yes
terdsy.
Mrs. Malcolm Csrnes returned
yesterday after = visit to relatives IN
Dallas.
Mrs. Fred q. Pratorius and Miss
Lena Rigby arrived from Galveston
yesterday.
! For new srping shirt waists and
suits Phone 3l5. Mrs. Mary
| Lavnree. If
For salv-Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, zoe per dozen. Mrs. Jno. NJ
Caldwell. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. q. 5. Parker went i"
Waco yesterday to see Madam Mod
ieska last night.
To arrive In few days, n large as
sorted line OF ladies' wash belts.
Webb Bros. u
Mrs. r. l.. Sally returned 20 Breu.
ham yesterday after visit 10 MI
and Mrs. Ed sally.
Mrs. Hattie Trent has arrived from
Kerryille aud IL the guest OF Mrs. w.
z. Connolly and family.
Mrs. II. l.. Clampitt aud Mis-.
Myrtle Cunningham were visitor
from Millicsn vest risy.
Have yon seen Webb Bros line
OF back combs aud comb sets? They
have everything that IL new. ~
Six hundred dollars worth OF
pants goods just received at Coul'
t-r's. Swell assorted patterns. ~
DO not buy your linens for waist'
OF suits till you have seen ours.
70 Webb Bros.
The largest and best line OF pants
| goods In handsomes patterns, good
values, just rece we'd at Coulter's. 70
Embroidered rodes are ultra fash
iouable this sesson. Our line will
arrive In few days. Webb Bros.
~
Mrs. r. ~. Simonds and baby re.
turned to Austin yesterday after y
visit 10 Mr.. aEd Mrs. n. e. Robin
son.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08
EARLY Spring MILLINERY.

i desire to announce to my friends
aud patrons that ! have just received
by express comprehensive variety
OF all the new and fetching effects
in ready trimmed millinery that are
destined TO meet with public favor
for the spring season. Come and see
them; they will be priced exception
ally generously.
d2t Mrs. Nellie Ballard.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08
DARBy.MARTIS.

Mr.. 4. ]. Darby Of Grimes county
and Mrs. Mary f. Martin were mar
ried at the home Of the latter In this
city last night at $3.50 o'clock, DR..
r.. Belts officiating. The wedding
was quietly solemnized In the pres
ence OF relatives and few intimate
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Darby will
make their home In Rryan.