Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-20

Thiuy.sis inch black taaesa silk .Sl.2s
value, per yard - cents Monday, Nor,
woods. II W.
$50 nights Is the enyiable reco made
by the Olympia Opera Company 10 New
Orleans. the most critical opera CIV ~ the
United State.
Send your clothes 10 the BryaA Pressing
| Club. rear o Hunter * Chatham ;, and
have them nicely cleaned and pressed
Phone 200. ~
/. w. Driver arrived here las, night 10
/ wish his family Mr.. Driver has been
placed in charge Of an n. & I. c. work
/ train operating with lage crew between
Houston and Hearne.
Ino. A. Moore wishes 20 announce thu.
he will continue his insurance business "
| the same stand. and that il will continue 10
have his careful attention. Phone y. d4i
Mrs. /. /. Mistrol and daughter, Mrs.
I Stephenson, formerly of this city, passed
through Yesterday afternoon enrouie 10
| Nayasoia where they will Join Mr.. stephen
son and make their home.
For hne fresh bread and cakes OF al
l kinds call a the Texas Bakery. Careful
attention 10 special orders. Phone 70
Mrs. Otto Boehme.
s. Big cut on Hats, Shoes, Underwear,
shirts, Oycrshirts, Sweater, Gloyas, Neck
wear, white and fancy Vests, fancy Hosiery,
etc, At Hunter and Chatham's this week.
BE wise and ge, an early pick. -
Nin. A. Tcuter and daughter, Miss
Myrle Tuetcr. os Houston, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Hcsdolier Of Canton, Miss,
arrived yesterday and are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Marv1il and Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Levy.
mo. a. Moore, Fire, Accident, Tor
nado, Plate Glass and Bond Insurance.
Careful attention TO all business en-
,rn,,ed d4l
Attention is directed 10 the change In the
schedule Of the |. * G.. n, which takes
cct this morning. The morning train
from Houston will arrive al 1910 instead
OF ll27, and the afternoon train from p.
Worth will arrive few minutes later than
heretofore, o. al sos.
Ladies, come and see my samples Of un-
derwear from I'd Kiams Big White Sale.
Dainty lace and embroidery trimmed
garments OF all kinds from 3 cents up.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence. d26tf
II the shoe YOU wear bears the stamp OF
Queen Quality you have a guarantee OF all
that money can buy. Call and le, Us show
you our new spring arrivals In O1iofts.
DIS WILSON * EDGE.
l.. r. Carr, business manager OF the
Olympia Opera Company, was IN the city
Yesterday arranging with Manager Mike
for the appearance OF his company here on
| Thursday night, Jan %. Mr. Carr call
ed on the Eagle in company with Mr..
Mike.
Representing the best OF companies in
an lines Of insurance. invite a liberal
share OF your business Ia 1907. Careful
and prompt attention 10 an business enirust-
cd. Once upstairs In Smith Building
Phone l6l. mo. B. Hines. 2it
Mike wisocki Of the College community
was in the city yesterday giving practical
exhibition OF thrift In truck growing. Tie
. was marketing a wagon load of hne fresh
cabbage ard cauliHower grown by him on
his place near the College. he found a
ready sale for the entire load.
s. Never miud-jhc trolley line will pass
right by our door yet; but 10 YOU wait for
ride on il 10 our present cut price sale you
may re, left Don wait for the trolley,
come as soon as YOU read this, even o you
have 20 walk. 81
Hunter & Chatham.
The eight-year old son OF Elder Shivers,
colored. was the victim OF an accident near
the Parsons and Ray bottling works yes
tefday morning. a lattice partition remoy-
ed from the Parsons building across the
street and leaning against an awning post,
was blown over on the boy and one OF his
legs was injured about the knee. He was
removed 20 his home.
o. We warn YOU that winter is no, vet
= over. the worst weather IS YET 20 come.
You'll have two months Vet in which 90
wear winter apparel. See that YOU save
money during our sale. Hunter s Chat
ham. d39
Today al the II m. service at the
Christian church Owing to something that
is Of vital importance 20 the church the
J pastor urge every member 20 be present.
His subject will be. "Our Geihsemane,
] Z AANANN ANlA lANNNN fNAANN AZ NNiN NNA ttAa
subject will be. Christ, The Redeemer,
being the second 30 his series on Christ s
attitude toward the world, as viewed from
, the different standpoinis Of the nations.
The FIRST sermon was on Christ the
Saviour. Morning service begins a. 1889,
evening service at 7,l5 p. m.
, Thanking all patrons Tor past fayors, /
beg TO assure one and all that my Insult
ance business will have the same aucntion
in the future as in the pas, and all patron
age will be highly appreciated. d4l
Early Yesterday morning while driving
on Ursuline Avenue in the vicinity OF J. +.
lCoyeys residence, Rev. Father Gleissner
OF ST. Ioseph's Catholic church, was the
victim Of q runaway accident. The horse
attached 20 his buggy became unmanagable.
Rev. Gleissner was thrown out and sus-
tanned painful bruises about the head and
face and a dislocaiion OF the left shoulder.
Mr.. Covey and Others came 20 his relief
and he was removed TO his home and his
injuries given proper attention. The acct
dent !, deeply regretted by the many friends
OF Rev. Gleissner. His horse was taken In
charge by Allen Academy students near
the residence OF Prot. X. o. Allen. The
buggy was not seriously injured.