Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-03

IN Austin.
Miss Iona Harrington Of Milllcan
was In the city yesterday.
Mr. A X. Brown returned yesterday
from Calvert. Waco and other points.
Miss Amelia Niles, the guest for
some time past OF Mrs. NJ S. Edge OF
this city. has returned to her home
In Milano.
MIR. n. Donaldson of Zulch, Madi-
son county. transacted business with
Bryan cotton buyers and up-to-date
merchants Wednesday. -
President w. l.. Edge Sr tne Braz.
OF County Farmers Union was a bust
ness visitor to the city Wednesday
morning and made The Eagle a most
pleasant call,
Mr.. !. NJ Powell of Madison county
was business visitor TO the city Wed
nesday Mr.. Powell sold cotton and
purchased supplies in the leading in
terror market.
FOR SALE-Office furniture and
fixtures. including good iron safe and
nice roller top desk. Moore. Robin
son a Adams. 3i0-W1t
mont Enterprise.
Messrs. Sidney Smith and Roger
Nall left yesterday for Halls lake.
where several days will be spent in
hunting and, fishing. Messrs Hud-
son Myers. Lawrence Conway. Henry
Rohde and ALI Patterson preceded the
party first mentioned, and all are now
at the lake.
Attention is directed TO the nice
display al OF MIR. A. Mckenzie, APP
pearing in this issue Of The Eagle.
A wide variety of subjects are dealt
with in the ad, and seasonable speci.
alties are mentioned. cordial in
vitation is extended the public TO visit
his store and inspect the stock
Mr.. FRANK Brown of Zulch, Madison
county, sold cotton in this market
Wednesday. We are glad TO have
our Madison county friends with US,
again. Bryan is the best cotton mar
ket in the interior and the best point
to buy goods, and the Madison county
people are vide awake to their own
interests by doing business here.
Fine business resulted from the ad
placed by Mr. VIII S. Higgs in The
Eagle announcing his closing out
sale. Mr.. Wren states that 1t seemed
as though everybody in the city read
the nd and made purchases. He is
well pleased and highly appreciatve
of the business the people .of this vi.
cinity have accorded The prices
hold good, as advertised. 80 long as
any OF the stock lasts.
Mr.. l.. A. Cook of Keith, Grimes
county. was in the city Wednesday,
disposing of some of his cotton, and
buying goods, AS a trade magnet
the high price comparatively paid
for cotton by Bryan buyers, and the
tremendous and complete stocks and
close prices o' -" merchants is ir-
resistable II is fine argument TO !
a man who wants the most for his |
crop, and the most for his money.
Haswell's book store has been trans
formed into veritable Wonderland" !
and the claim that 1t is the home of
Santa Claus does not seem TO be over. !
stated. A tremendous line OF toys
and holiday goods is now ready for
inspection. BY the way, Mr.. Haswell
would like to get in touch with Sun. I,
day school superintendent and Others
who expect 10 feature Christmas
tree entertainments this year He
has ornaments and suitable gifts, and
can make the price.
The Eagle desires particularly TO
have its farmer readers peruse the
cotton market printed in this issue
We think II is worth while-not that
the price Of cotton is high, but IL will |
give an idea of what Bryan buyers /
are doing in the matter Of prices. We |
know our farmers and some of the
farmers of neighboring counties read
The Eagles market quotations, but !
rs stated. We would IKE to have all
read II today. We think our buyers
are paying the limit, and considerably
more than buyers in other towns