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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
ST. CHARLES PARISH
To PICNIC At SUNSET
All Is III Readiness for the
Annual Outing on
Wednesday

The parishioners of ST Charles Bor-
romeo Church will gather at New Sum
set park, near San Jose, on Wednes-
day for their annual picnic and outing.
A splendid programme of games, ath-
Ietic events and dancing has been ar
ranged and entertainment for young
and old is promised.
The special train will leave the
Third and Townsend street station at
9 O'Clock and Will stop at Eighteenth
and Harrison and Twenty fifth and Va
iencia streets The following commit
tees viii be in charge:
General on1ruittee-Chairuan ]. J. Con
molly; secretary, Joseph l. Jerg; treasurer, Rev.
J. J. Cannon.
I. Jerg; Jsmes Mullen. Charles Hamilton,
Roger O'Hara, Rev. J. ]. Cannon.
Floor eommittee-James f. Mullen. hcor
manager, assisted by L.. Foulkes, Charles Ham
ilton. ]. Keating and the Misses Burns, Foley
and Kelly.
Games committee-Charles Hamilton, chair.
Butler Roger o'Hars, J. D. huffman.
Music committee-sfiss N. Burns, Mrs. j.
McAleer and Mrs. Monahan.
Printing committee-WiIliam Gillespie Mrs
James Hurley and Charles Hamilton.
Committee prizes-Misses Foley, Burns
Kelly. Mrs J. Hanley. ]. It. Mullen, Charles
Reception ,committee-Mrs. G. Miller, F. J
Weyland. Mrs. J.. McAleer, Mrs. Lamberth
Foley, Miss Burns. Miss z. Mooney, Miss F
Curiey. Miss X Kelly, Mrs. a. B. Mcguire
A, B. Mcguire. DR.. G. a, Clinton, P. J: Car
R. O'Hara, J. d. huffman, DIR. T. A. Connolly
L. A. Foulkes. Miss \. Kelly. Miss Campbell
Miss ~ Brien. William Gillespie. J. Keat
Toner. Charles Hamilton. William Doyle, f
Thornton J. L. Hanna, r. Doran, James Hur
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
rRANsPacIrIc MAILS

Nails viii close at the general post
office. Seventh and Mission streets, at
the following times: Australia, June
Is .. ~. and June p $3.50 a. m
Kew. Zealand. June Is .. m, June %
$50 a. m; China and Japan, June s
1880 =. m. and p. m. June % p. m
Hawaii, June IS 1850 a. m, June 22
$50 a m; Philippines June is 1880
: m. June IS : p. M, June p p. M
Tahiti. July ] 2 z. m.
ogden and san Francisco train No
v-iI depart Al 10 a m. instead of II
r. m and Ogden and san Francisco
train No 10 viii leave at $50 p. m
instead Of .. m Railway postoface
service in ogden and San Francisco
train no. will be discontinued.
Mall for train No = viii close at the
general postofice at a. IN. and at the
ferry station at $50 a. m. That fol
train No. 10 viii close at the genera
postohlce at $50 D. m. and at the ferry
station at so =. m.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
BLACK HILLS COUNTRY
SWEPT by HEAVY STORM
Railway and Wire Lines
Washed Away-Three
Persons Drowned

DEADWOOD, 8. D., June 15.-The
Black hills have been entirely cut or
from communication with the outside
world since the evening of June p A
rain and hail storm lasting six hours
washed out railroad bridges and tracks
and destroyed telegraph wires. Three
lives.
Mrs. Anderson of Piedmont was alone
In her home in ST Agebar gulch when
a cloudburst swept down the canyon
The torrent cut channel 20 feet wide
and 10 feet deep, sweeping away all
buildings in it's course. with no warn
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
ELECTS NEW MEMBERS
AND THE COMMITTEES
Andrew M. Davis to Take
Charge of Municipal
Affairs Body
NEW LAWS WANTED
lanes D. Phelan Will Have
Charge of Charter
Amendments

The board Of directors of the mer-
chants association met on Friday aft
ernoon and elected the following new
members and named several commit
tees:
Volz &. Freese. art importers, 947 van
Ness avenue; Gould, Sullivan & Co..
ladies' cloaks and suits. SIS Van Ness
avenue; George J. wellington, general
engineering. Kohl building; City print
ing company. printers. Al Fourth street;
I. Samter & Sons, mems neckwear' "a
West FL Dorado street.
The following standing committees
were appointed: Public afairs-Dr-
T5srtIand (chairman), 7. J. Roster, w
q STAFFORD, Robert H Swayne and Da-
via Bush: publicity and -romotioh-
A. II. Vail (chairman). l. Q. Upham' r
q. Sauborn. J. A Eveleth and h W.
T7os+lethwaite: trade and fnance-An-
drew NJ Davis (chairman), David BUSH
G X Mcintosh, Byron MauZy and Gus
tav Brenner.
The following special committees
xrere annointed: Water supply-A- II
Vail (chairman): To consider matters
relating 70 the present and Iuture
water supply Of San FRANCISCO aho
recommend aCLAOA NAAN- ~S---
and water front-Robert H SWayne
fchairman): To consider matters re-
1sting TO the maintenance, operation
and Improvement of the haroor ano
water front. etc. City government
Andrew NJ Davis (chairInan): To con-
slider matters relating TO the CITY gov
ernment and the enforcement OF EXIST
ing laws and ordinances, and TO recon-
~7enS new ones Street Improvement
fr1 M TO con-
slider matters relating to street cleah-
tng and sprinlkling, sewers ana street
improvements of all kinds, except those
Included IN the Burnham plan flre
and police protection and insurance
David Bush (chairman): To consloer
matters relating to auxiliary nre pro-
section system the fire department and
Insurance questions. Membership
Frank J. Symmes tchalrmanl- 10 nav z
charge of Increasing the membership OF
fbe association. Street railroads ana
4erninals-F Q. Sanborn chairman; !;
TO have charge of matters relating TO
fhe Improvement Of street rallroao
transportation, and the extension OF
steam railroad lines and improvement
Of their terminals. Trade and trans
r,ortatfon-Eustav Bremen tchairman) !;
Tvbe trade and commerce Of San Fran
cisco and regulating freight rates. In
tertsfnment-Byron Mauzy (chairman),
DR.. Hartland Law and T. J. Roster; To
have charge Of entertainment and re-
ception of visitors. Burnham plan
DR. Hartland Law (chairman); To
promote the carly Improvement OF the
city In accordance with the Burnham
plan and to secure action. Charter
observation-disclosures =. Phelan Chair
mani. F. ". Dohrmann. l. NJ. King, u.
J. Morser and Allen G. Wright; To
consider and recommend such amend
rnents to the charter as may seem de-
sirabI Issue and sale of bonds and
bond improvements-C. X Mcintosh
(chairman): To consider action neces-
sary IN connection with bond issues.
Public accounting-F. }. hoster tcnalr :
nam. To secure a uniform system Of
public accounting in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
NEGREss noBs A RANcHER

early yesterday morning by Detective
Rocca on a charge of grano larceny
She appeared before Police Judge
Csbaniss and the case was continued
until June - Salvatore Asciak, a
rancher from Modesto. came to the city
with a load Of chickens. which he sold
on Friday. While walking along
1yesrny street late that night in search
Of hotel he met the negress, who ac-
rosted him. He asked her IL she could
direct him TO a hotel. She walked with
him for a block. and after she left him
he missed $50 in gold She was found
sn a japanese lodging house in ST.
NaTys alley.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
SECRETARY TAFT RECEIVERS
FROM HIS SUDDEN ILLNESS
Induced by St. Paul Friends to Rest
for Day Before Proceeding
on His Western Tour

ST. PAUL, June 15.-Secretary Taft,
who became suddenly Ill at Fort Shell
ing yesterday, is much better. Taft
told the doctor that last night was the
first in three weeks in which he had
had good nights rest
J. c. Hill, whose guest the secretary
is, informed the press that Taft felt
well enough to continue on the trip
west this morning.
But" said Hill. I'VE have prevailed
upon him to remain here quietly to-
day, as we believe a whole day of
quiet will fully restore him. The sec
retary will leave tonight for Sioux
Falls and other northwestern points
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
AmENpMENr IS OPPOSED

The merchants association filed with
the supervisors yesterday a protest
against the proposed amendment TO
the building ordinance increasing the
height limit OF four story frame struc-
lures from IS to so feet The protest
sets forth that the only reason for in
reasing the height of such buildings
= TO allow property owners to secure
an unusually large income from their
property, in which case they should be
willing to adopt such measures as
would not endanger the safety or in
crease the insurance rates of adjacent
rlrnnerfH oWnerS
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
A GENEROUS WOMAN
Will Interest FeInininity at Great
Personal Expense

Nine. A. Rupert of this city, we'll
known as an authority on beautifying
the compilations of women all over the
world, and whose face bleach is the
only known remedy for removing
freckles, pimples, blackheads and all
other blemishes of the complexion, has
decided to give to every woman who
calls at the toilet goods department
of any of The Owl Drug Company;
stores in San Francisco. at Sutter street
and Van Ness avenue, 916 Market
street, and Mission and Sixteenth
streets, and at all their stores in Oak
land. during this week, bottle of her
world renowned face bleach at twenty
five cents Nine. Rupert states that
her purpose in doing this is to bring
her face bleach to the attention of
every woman in California.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

ing in time to escape. Mrs. Anderson
and two children were carried down to
death.
Reports of loss and destruction con-
tinue to come in from surrounding
towns and mining camps, but until
communication is again established, It
will be impossible to know the loss of
life or property
From 20 to 80 railroad bridges are
down and the roadbeds washed out at
dozens of places on the Burlington
road, while the Northwestern is In still
worse condition.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
DECISION IN WILL CASE

HONOLULU, June 15.-It was decided
in the Campbell will case today that
the order for the distribution of the
estate to the trustees of the children
of the Princess Kawananakoa and for
the benefit of Mrs. Walter MacFarlane,
dated from the filing of the final ac-
counts of the administrators.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
RoBBER CAUGHT WITH GOODS

John Griffin, a peddler, broke into
the basement of q house at 1912 Post
street, occupied by J. r. Waugh, yes
terday morning and stole some silver
ware, brio a brac and clothing. The
police were notified and a few hours
later Detectives Mitchell and Cornelius
caught Griffin while he was trying to
sell the stolen goods at 1435 Webster
street The stolen articles are being
kept by the property clerk as evidence
against him.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
BUTCHER Is BANKRUPT

Hugh S. Walker. butcher of this
city. fled petition in insolvency yes
teroay. He owes $9.032 and has s2.l5o
assets. His principal creditors are G.
G. Marcuse, Redwood City, pronissory
note, $1,000; E. l. Case. Downieville
prornissory note. $1,6o0: W. B. Walker
san Rafael, note, $1.155; Daniel OCal-
Iaghan. San Francisco. note, $500; Mrs.
Robinson, San Rafael, note, 500. All
the notes are unsecured
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
SHORT a DELEGATE

SACRAM ENTO, June 15.-Frank H.
Short of Fresno was appointed a dele
gate to the public lands convention to
be held at Denver, Colo, by Governor
Iillett this evening.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

ley. J. Jordan. ". Burke J. T. Noonan, N.
O'Bnen, J. Furlong, J. J. Sweeney, NJ j.
Pierce. T. McAulife, NJ. Gayigan. j. A. Gus
sen, Dan O'Leary, James e. McDermott E.
D. Fallon, Peter O'Malley, Richard Byrne ].
]. Dillon, John Foley
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
REWARD!

One of the cables of this Company
licousy cut in the manhole on Seventh street, be-
tween Folsom and Harrison streets on the afternoon
of Wednesday, June IL 1907.
$4,000 reward will be paid for the arrest and
conviction Of any person persons cutting or in
juring the overhead underground cables or wires
of this Company so as to interfere with the service
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

aEA Combination Waist and Skirt
GOC Dainty ruffie, edged with lace and
2 clusters of fine tucks; ages to
years.
CHILDREN'S DRAWERS. SKIRTS AND
GOWNS AT soc
Lace and Embroidery Drawers for chill
dren from to IL years Of age. Combi-
nation Skirts, sizes 8 months to 4
years. Skirts, sizes to II years
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
Wornen's Gowns

AQo Fine longcloth, with yoke of
oS hemstitched tucks and row OF
torChon insertion; finished with hem
stitched ruffie (See illustration.)
Q7e Extra fine longcloth, with wide
StS embroidery ribbon run beading;
finished on neck and sleeves with
dainty torchon lace; another style
with allover embroidery around yoke.
(See illustration.)
SS Sofe Miny Of dsFfat ne nte s5es a9d enbpod b1oRf
cry run with ribbon; high neck of fine
tucks, with ribbon and edged with lace.
Ct az Five different styles; one with
square neck with fine en-
broidery and lace run with ribbon and
finished with beading (See illustration.)
Others at $1.o8, $2.15, S2.47 and upward.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

RF.stOll. dentist; Haight & Masonic as.' .
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
Women's Long Skirts

70o F1ounce edged with fine embroid-
! ~ cry; large hemstitched tucks and
beading; regular $1.25 value.
ef 10 Three styles one with rows of
y IL q lace insertion and edge to
match; and other styles with embroid-
cry f1ounce-
Gf 40 Deep founce edged with fine
y ls40 embroidery and rows of small
and large hemstitched tucks.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

SAN FRANCISCO. March -. 1So.-
severe case OF Throat Trouble and general
ei ght days After trying every remedy
DR.. Wong Him, 1868 O'Farrell street. W.
N y case. His remedies gave me IN
his teas O. REESE. lo0z Sen Aes
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

TO THE PUBLIC: had very !
breakdown. Did not sleep or eat for e
heard OF without success. called on d
by feeling my pulse correctly diagnosed q
relief Cannot say too much IN favor OF /
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
Women's Drawers

Our assOrtment OF DraWeTs IS IIIS
largest ever shown The varieties
of trimmings will satisfy the most
exacting. The Isabella" Drawer is
the perfection of simplicity and
comfort.
orr Three styles, one with ruffie,
GSC hemstitched hem and cluster
of hemstitched tucks; other styles
with ruffie, tucks, hemstitched
band and tucks. (See illustration0
AZ Ruffie edged with dainty en-
q e broidery and hemstitched
headings. (See illustration.)
FA- Four different styles; one with
DUG row of torchon insertion and
edge to match; with fiounce of
tucks and fine embroidery edge; an
other dainty style, with rows fine
insertion and lace edge. (See Illus
tration.)
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

Important offerings tomorrow of pretty Hats
at Hales. Large variety to choose from
all at remarkably low prices: They are
the very newest shapes and coloring, trim
med with ribbons. flowers. wings and orna-
ments. Hundreds of different styles to
select from.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-09
HENRY HALL KILLED At ENNIS.

Information was received here
yesterday evening from Ennis that
Henry \. Hall. formerly of this
city, was killed there in a railroad
accident about 5 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. It appears that Mr..
Hall was employed as a yard man,
and was mangled beneath cars that
were being backed up by a switch
engine. The remains will be
brought here tonight and will be
buried at Red Hill. Mr.. Hall
leaves a wife and three children,
all grown. He was a good man
and his tragic death will be deeply
ieplored.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-09

Few will remember that we had fires and
overcoais on May last year. bu, such was
the record as shown by memorandum on
one Of the daily record books kept by the
First Natioral bank.
Have your house screened or your screens
repaired before il becomes infested with
flies. Phone 299 from q TOO a. m. and
Ito p. m. and J. w. Allen will give
prompt attention to your order. Cabinet
work and exper, repairing specially. li2u
The old, new, never ending delight Of
the home is the modern sewing machine,
OF which the Singer Is recognized as the
most perfect type. For economy. ease in
running and perfection of work. use only
he Singer. Il. A. Sattewhite, Agent. II
Miss Parie McClung. who has been
teaching the pas, session at Gale, Borden
county, arrived yesterday from Calvert,
the home Of her parents, and is the guest
OF Miss Haygood. Miss MeClang will
leave today TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. las.
Wilson Jr. a, Edge.
woman Is entitled TO the hes, Of every
shing, especially in 4 SEWN machine that
she is expected 10 operate herself. We
tell the Singer under the unqualified guar
aniee thar il Is the bes, machine made.
/. A. Saiierwhiie. lO4if
Morris Furniture Company, wholesale
and retail dealers in New and Second Hand
Furniture. Furniture repairing and up
hols,ering promptly done. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Ne1t door south Of Exchange
Hotel. w. l.. Houston IT,. Manager. 97f
Representing the best Of companies in
all lines of insurance. invite liberal
share Of your business in 1907. Careful
and Promp, attention to all business en,rusi-
ed. Office Upstairs in Smith Building.
Phone i6i. lno. b. Hines 2ti
Major l.. l.. Melnnis left Yesterday for
Austin to attend the meeting Of the COM
mi,ice from the board Of directors OF the
A. and NJ. College who will consider plans
Tor an early beginning of the Improvements
1t the A. and NJ. College provided for by
he legislature.
The Eagle !, authorized to announce
Miss Erin Simpson Of Allenfarm as can
iidaie tor a scholarship in the educational
contest inaGguraied by +. J. Fountain,
Edge Dry Goods Co. and NJ. n. James.
Miss Simpson Is intelligent and accom-
'lished and most worthy OF the honor.
he will appreciate all assistance given her l
y her friends and the public. c
MIR. G. 5. Parker is enIarging his lum- a
er sheds to mammoth capacity and com
ming them under one roof. The dimen a
ons of the building are iOOx2S0 feet. all I
nder one root and with two VIDE drive
'ays through the building the long way. "
he big shed will be weaihetboarded in "
nd double decked. II will afford perfec, =.
rejection for an immense stock, and is
los, conveniently arranged. o
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-09
'.fErH OF THE NATIONS" SATURDAY

The Eagle is requested to announce
that the entertainment al villa Maria
Academy, the ''Fese Of the Nations. -
heretofore postponed on account Of the
weather. will be held on Saturday from 4
to S p. m. A very attractive program has
been arranged. and the young ladies Of the
academy will appear in the costumes of
the various nations represented. There
will be no admission charge. The public
Is cordially invited.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-09
Vote for Jim steve5..

Vote for Jim Steveas.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Burford and Mrs. II. G.
finland were visitors from College ye,,er.
day.
have wagon and good double team
for all kinds Of hauling. Phone 325. Joe
Kosh ss.,,
Splendid values In linen scars and
squares this week. Mrs. Mary Law
renee. n
Joe Benson Of sonora. sutton county.
Is the guest ot DR.. X. II. Wilson and
family.
y. 5. Newsome, J. l.. Anders and A.
l.. Ewing were in from the Bra1os bottom
YESTERDAY.
For Reui-Two nice south Rooms, good
law Offices in from, Of Eagle Office. Apply
TO l.. Rohde. lsi
Mis-. Walter Mclyer and family Of
Normangee are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Searcy.
Don't forge, am in the Founiain-Edge-
James contest. All votes will be apple
ciaied. Jim Stevens
For Sale-lf you want to buy the best
home in Bryan for the money, phone 567
or write z. q. Box i6i. lso
Mr. and Mrs. 5. y. Buchanan spen,
Yesterday visiting MI. and Mrs. p. L.
Barron on Rock Prairie.
Baby Robert, son of Mr.. and Mn. X.
NJ. Gordon. who has been M several days.
was reported better yesterday.
see the hne selection OF loose diamonds |
this week a, Jno. NJ. Caldwelrs. Special
low prices prevail for the week. isi
J. c. Bennett, who has been seriously
ill at his home in this city for more than
a week, was reported better Yesterday.
II the springlike weather of yesterday
was a sample OF what we are to have from
now on. the crops will soon look different.
For fne fresh bred and cakes OF all kinds
,al at the Texas Bakery. Careful auen-
en,ion to special orders. Phone ~. Mrs.
DITTO Boehme. du
Give me your orders tor wire screen
work for windows. doors. isansones, etc.
/. w. Allen. Residence phone 299. Of
ice phone l59. 9Stf
Great Scott What's up Summer time
ere and no screens fixed. Ring ]. w
Allen and have them fixed. Residence
hone 299. office phone is9. DIFF G
Prudence and good business judgment,
ngges, that you should at all times keep
our life and property well insured. Con-
al, Jno. b. Hines for anything in the in
uranoe line. Office in Smith Building y
hone i6i. AIT
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-09
DR.. BALDWIN TONIGHT.

The people of Bryan have no, forgotten
what genuine treat DR.. Baldwins con.
oer's were when he appeared a, the Method
is, church in this city some three years
ago.
Tie plays no, only classic music but also
number Of lighter and commonly called
popular numbers. All who attend are
urged to be in their seats by s;iS so as to
avoid confusion after the concert begins.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-09
BALDWIN REcIrALs.

Indications are that DR.. Baldwin will be
greeted by large audience tonight and
tomorrow nigh, when he Is to give his two
organ reci,als.
A party nom Navasota are coming I'M
expressly to hear him and an effort is being
made to run a special train on the I. & a,
N. from College on Friday night to accom-
modafe large number Of College people
and cadets who want TO attend.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-09

Vote for Jim Stevens.
Call for Pretoria Rive. SAT-
Vote for Jim Stevens.
Joe Kosh went TO Benehley yesterday.
J. l.. Breach was in from Tabor yes,er-
day.
House for Rent. Apply to Mn. c. X.
Es,ill. isS
c. Z. Goblet, Of league was In the city
yesterday.
J. c. Cloud OF Reliance was in the city
yesterday.
I. B. food Of Harvey was in the city
yesterday.
For Ferns. Begonias. Geraniums Phone
OF see 357. 1871
I. D. Martin OF Steep Hollow was in the
city yesterday.
Low priees On loose diamond, al Cald-
wells this week lSl
Rev. Nathan Powell Of College visited
Calvert yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Pryor LET, yesterday to yisi,
relatives IN Austin.
Mrs. A. w. Royd,r va, visitor from
WelIborn yesterday.
Joe Walker OF the Alexander communi-
" was here Yesterday.
w. p. Nash was here yesterday from
the Macy community.
For the best OF everything in life insu
snce see X. g. Tabor. DIT
Mrs. &. A. Foster is improving rapid.
~ after a ,efious illness.
Don't 81 me forget to see H. q. Tabor
about that life insurance. lIM
Mrs. T. {. wes,brook arrived yesisf-
day from Hearne on a visit.
Miss Ann Hardy OF Hearne is the CUES,
Of Miss Maggie McDougald.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Eayes were visit
ors from wellborn yesterday.
Special low prices on loose diamonds At
Jnc. NJ. Caldwell's this week. Isi
Misses Eula and Ella Edison of Well
born were in the city Yesterday.
p. II. Arlington and sam symms Of ,
Milliean were visitors to the city yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-09
DIED IN Fl. WORTH

Relatives and friends in this city and
county have been grieved to learn Of the
death OF the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
X. Foster a, their home in Fl. Worth on
Tuesday.
The remains were brought to Benchley
yesterday and laid torres, At the Thompson
Greek cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
formerly lived in Brasos county, and have
many friends who deeply sympa,hi1e with
them in their bereavement.