Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-29


Suede finish. s5c pair today. Wilson
& Edge. 70
Mrs. NJ. q. Lipscomb Of Stone city re-
,urnei Sunday after visit TO relatives at
Beaumont.
Ask IN see our line OF school shoes for
boys and girls. Big stock just received al
Norwoods. V
The best kid glove in Texas for si.oo.
Every pair positively guaranteed, all shades
Wilson & Eege. 70
Hardy Newton and J. II. Williams OF
Houston have been spending the past two
days In the city.
w. {. Johnson returned to Beaumont
Yesterday after n visit to his mother, Mrs.
J. w. johnson.
Giles Rhodes returned TO Houston YES
ierday after spending few days with rela-
iiyes in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Tindall, who have
been here several weeks, left for Nacog-
doches yesterday.
Swell effects in new plaid suitings for
skirts and suits, 25c IS, and SOC per yard.
at Wilson & Edge. -
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Maggard returned
to Houston Sunday after a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Collier.
Miss Virginia Edinburg, who Is teaching
at wellborn, spent Saturday and Sunday In
this city with her parents.
We have just secured a big stock OF
boots, Bootscs, rubbers, rubber boots, arc
tics, legg!ns, etc. Norwood. -
We have Just received $1,000 worth Of
the famous Douglas shoe in all the ns~
styles and feathers. Norwood. ~
Mr.. and Mn. Julius P,acek of Mound
Prairie. Burleson county, we're here Sun
day en- route home from Marlin.
John B. Hines for Fire, Lite. Tornado.
Plate Glass and Bond Insurance. Once
in Smith Building. Phone i6i. 24tf
We have is different styles and big
stock OF each kind In our new line of the
famous Douglas shoe. Norwood -
w. r. Gibbs Of Navasota. a nephew OF
w. r. Gibbs OF this city, was here Sun
day, the CUES, OF Mr.. and Mn. Gibbs.
Capt. w. A. Bell has bough, OF NJ. r.
Dansby of this city 27s IL acres of land
in,,he Brazos bottom, considefaiions9503.0 90.
am now running the wood saving ma
chine formerly operated b. Joe Ple'Eer.
Leave orders a, store OF c. +. Bullock &
Co. ~
Skirings. new plaid and woven effects,
and wool skiriings for spting are shown by
US at 35c and Soc per yard. Wilson &
Edge. IS
Mr.. and Mis-. n. Marwilsky of Hender-
son. Texas. after a yisi, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Marwill, lef, Sunday to visit at
Luikin.
Send your clothes TO the Bryan Pressing
Club, rear Hunter s. Chatham's, and
have them nicely cleaned and pressed.
Phone 900. IT
For hne fresh bread and cakes of als
kinds call at the Texas Bakery. Careful
attention to special orders. Phone SO
Mrs. Otto Boehme.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. c. DeMaret Of this
city have received the sad news OF the
death of their nephew, Nail DeMare'. a
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. DeMsret, At
Mineral Wells. The lad II years old.
A suit for damage, alleging personal
injuries. was filed here yesterday by Jeh
Benneheld Of Jefferson, Texas. against the
II. & +. c. Il will be remembered that
young Benneheld who came here las, fall to
attend the Allen Academy, lost foo, by
a railroad accident. Another suit was hled
by AdeIine Brown agains, the !. & G. N.
the allegation being tina, she was injured
by being struck by a train last August.
The hrsi named sui, is for SIS, 900 and the
last for $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Heberd arrived in the
city yesterday and will make their home
here. Mr.. Heberd, Who is popular con-
dus,or on the l. s. G. NJ, with heaquar-
tiers In Bryan. was married to Miss sallie
Reynolds Of Tehuacana, at the home OF
the bride in tina, city, on Jan. y. They
have since been visiting At various places
in the state. They will be cordially well
coined by the many friends q Mr.. Heberd
In this city.
"The just as good kind in the grocery
business, like everything else, Is deeoy
for unwary buyers, and is bu, little better
excuse Tor not having the best than Just
OUT We claim and are willing to SUB
NIT to any fair test that American Beauty
Flour" Is the best sold In Bryan. II you
are in doub, try !, In comparison with any
other brand on the market. E. ]. Foun
tain. ~