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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-17
Our Specials for Saturday Will Please
 You

OSsA NASONAoiS AOt Hodlul0dy WILL IlCdoS
 You.
 Legs of lamb, legs of fancy mutton, forequarters of lamb, sugar cured hams, sugar cured bacon. Our beef specials are good: Cnolce corned beef, chqfce chuck ribs of beef, choice pot roasts of beef. choice fresh shoulder clods, choice rib roasts. We have a large supply of choice milk fed veais for this week and our stock of lamb is very nice. We will have our usual large assortment of poultry for this week. Grocery specials for Saturday: P. e. naphtha, star naphtha, bestine, sapolio, bon ami. Our vegetable de- partment is well stocked with all kinds of fresh native vegetables. A few of our specials: Caulif1owers, spin ach, green corn, fancy wax beans, fancy lima beans, fancy shell beans, fancy sweet potatoes. A large assort- ment of bakery goods for Saturday. Special: Peach cake.- All kinds of seaSonable sea food. This is the week to buy peaches. Bridgeport Public Market and Branch, State and Bank streets, East Main street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-17

WANT ADS. CENT A WoRn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-17

Tie output of electrical power de- veloped by any one of six turbine gen. orators being installed in Chicago plant is equivalent to the work of lifting a modem battleship to a height of 400 feet in one hour
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-17

YOU'LL PAY LESS FOR IT AT KLINE's
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Captain Alvin Hunt is back at his desk at police headquarters after a vacation in Massa chusetts.
 Judge Thomas c. CoughIin and fam fly have returned from their vacation in the Berkshires.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-17
SOCIAL
 AND PERSONAL


 Miss Eva LaFIaye, who formerly liv- ed in this city and who now resides in Brooklyn has returned to her home after a visit throughout the state. She spent a couple of weeks at the Inter locken Inn at Lakeyille, Conn, where she accompanied Miss Ward, a sing CT from Brooklyn, who also stopped at the Ipterlocken.
 The Frank Seeleys who have been summerfng at a cottage adjacent to the Interlocken Inn at Lakeville, Ct., have returned to their home in this city after an enjoyable time.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Radel and family have returned to town after an enjoyable summer at MT. Radel's hotel-the Gladstone at Narragansett Pier R. I.
 Miss, JesIe Nyhen of Brookline, Mass. is the guest for week or long CT of Mrs. James J. Kennedy. at her home, 33S Pembroke street.
 Vim. H. Forrestelle who's appeared here last season in ."The Mummy and the Running Bird,'' leaves on Satur- his season as the Congressman in "The Gentleman from Mississippi MT. Forrestelle has played for the past three nights at the Bijou in New York city. and it will be pleasing news to his many friends to hear of his suc- cess.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-17
Dr. R. J. Lynch Home

Dr. Robert J. Lynch who has been at Twin Lakes recuperating after an attack of typhoid fever. has returned to his home here and to-day resumed his practice. It will be pleasing news to his many friends to know that he has entirely, recovered from his illness.
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 A comparatively simple typewriter telegraph, which prints the messages on the receiving instrument without any intermediate process is in sue cessful operation over regular tele- graph circuits for short distances around New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-17
EIGHT INJURED IN
 TROLLEY CRASH
1ne Car Almost Completely Demolished
 by the Heavy Impact.
BRAKES WOULD NOT ACT
Especial from United Press )

Philadelphia, Sept. 17.-In a crash of trolley cars at Fourthi and Thompson them women, were seriously injured. A Lehieh & Memphis street car ran, into Fourth street car. almost conn pIefelx demolishing t and precipitat-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-17
fE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
 MUSICAL CLUB

ANNOUNCE SALE OF SUBSCRIP- TION TICKETS FOR THE SEASON OF 19O9-1O AT STEINERT'S MUSIC STORE, 915 MAIN STREET, FROM SEPTEMBER y2Oth TO. 25th.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-17

ME. HI. EDMMA WxnN aG G&D.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10

tooth brush. and manicure articles. a
handsome holiday Gift for man. $3.50
10 $3.50. Parks a wa'drop. 4
We are always in the market for
seed cotton and cotton seed. Round
bales today IA Ia basis middling ]
have both round snd square press
bring ne yorr rinpirg s. II. Dun
lap. n
For Rent-Four room cottage on
corner north OF my store. NICE water
and all coaveniences. NJ, scardino.
d.
A gentlemans bath robe slippers
and towel 10 match In beautiful
shades OF Turkish toweilsng In nice
Christmas boz. $500 a; Parks 6 Val
drops.
Dr. r. II. Hfrrison returned last
night from Bedl.s. In conversation
with the Eagle reporter today he sta
ted that he had not yet come to any
conclusion relative TO rebuilding his
property that was burned "Wednesday
night.
Combination sets OF handsome silk
tie. handkerchief and half hose TO
match in the seasons newest shades In
nice Christmas box si.o0 and $3.50
nj Parks a waldrop's.
The best inventive talent on both
sides the Atlantic Is constantly used
TO improve Singer Sewing Machines
thus they are always up-to-date. Only
the best materials are used In their
construction. Phone 1876. T. A. Sat.
rwhite. DIFF
Mr. Hubbard Lavender and daugh-
tiers. Misses Mamie and Lizzie. were
here today shopping. from their home
near Keith. Grimes county. Mr.. Law
ender In company with Mr.. J. J. Keith.
has recently returned from twenty
days trip in the west. going as far as
Crockett county. sixty miles south OF
ozona. and $50 miles from the railroad
at San Antonio. They spent most OF
the time in hunting and sightseeing.
which was very much enjoyed. When
asked about the country in general.
Mr.. Lavender said II didn't look good
to him with the exception OF a coun.
try lying in and around Zephyr town
that was blown away about a year ago
by a cyclone. but which has recently
been rebuilt. Here he claims he would
not mind living. but the high prices In
land. scarcity OF wood. and other
things which he was not accustomed
TO at home made him satisfied with
his present surroundings and that he
would continue 10 be a pleasant caller
at The Eagle office for some time to
/ come.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10

correlation II Is upon the condition
that all local Indebtedness. together
with the interest OF bonded indebted
ness. be promptly arranged for. Mr..
Myers has set a noble example. not
only In the gift but In the motive
prompting the gift: For the advance
ment OF the cause of our Lord. to de-
velop the youth Of our land and to pro-
mote the morals OF our country"
Now is the time for every friend OF
Christian education TO lend helping
hand and make sure this splendid
school for this section of the country.
J. ]. PfPKIN.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10
THE NEW CENTRAL FLYER.

The II. a T. c. will inaugurate its
fast train service by putting on two
extra trains between Houston and Dali
las on Sunday Dec. 10. The trains
win be new In every respect. Equip
ment: Oil burning locomotive. bag
gage car. chair car. steel coach and
Pullman observation drawing room
parior car. equipped with broiler ser.
vice. The trains viii make only ten
stops between Houston and Dallas as
follows: Hampstead .Navasota. Bryan,
Hearne. Bremond. Groesbeest. Mexia,
Corsiana and Ennis. The north
bound win reach Bryan at $40 y. m.
and arrive at Dallas at s:55. The
southbound will reach Bryan at D
m and arrive at Houston al $3.50
Both trains leave Houston and Dallas
daily at .. m. and reach the other
end Of the line at s:55 y. IN.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10

The Eagle learns that two splendid
Brazos county families that moved
away from here a year or 50 ago.
are now moving back to Home Sweet
Home" xr. Helry Shcprsri who
moved from Kurten to scurry county.
and Mr.. J. Harris who moved from
Harris school house TO Young county.
are both on the way back with their
families. They were expected here
today and quite a number Of their
old friends from the two neighbor-
hoods were here to meet them. They
did not get In. but will doubtless arrive
tonight The Eagle Is indeed slad to
welcome these excellent families bas y
TO odd Brazos- and bespeahs hear
v welcome for them from all old
friends.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10

J. II. Heron came down from Mar
lin this afternoon.
r. b. El'iott was In today from his
home near wheelock.
w. T. Conway of Independence.
was in the city today.
Walter Winter came down from
Waco this afternoon and will remain
here until after Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Cooper OF ciarks-
vile arrived this afternoon 10 visit
their son. Mr.. w. ID. Cooper and fam
ilv.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10

Uncle Mark Wilcox was In town 10.
day from his home on Knob Prairie.
Phone 2Ge your December orders
for feed--prompt service Is our mot.
20. SIS
w. l.. Edge and DIR. W. G.. Drum.
mond OF Cottonwood. were In the city
today.
Uncle Watt Stewart aud>R. A stew.
art were In the city today from Reli.
ance.
Fresh bread rolls and fancy Baking
ready every mo. ming for breakfast.
II Mrs. Otto Boehmc.
w. ID. Yardley. q. W. Graham and
Jim Pate were ip|tlf city>t6day from
Harvey. -
Phone Hensarling Bros. No. 35I. for
all kinds OF feed. Cheap and prompt
delivery
Mrs. II. Z. White has returned from
Colorado and Is the guest OF friends
In this city.
Munsing Union Suits for boys, the
perfect fitting and good wearing kind
at Parks a Waldrop's. 3i5
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Ewing were in
the city today from their home In the
Iirazos bottom.
II. l.. Hensarling of Harvey was a
pleasant caller Mt the Eagle office
while In the city yesterday.
Boys coat sweaters In white. blue
and grey plain OF fancy trimmed 800
and $50 at Parks 4 waidrop's. si5
III. =. Payne. a leading merchant
and postmaster at Benchley, was
transacting business in Bryan today.
Lost-Brown Sable fur muff In east.
rern part OF city. Finder please re.
turn TO Eagle office. ZIG
Herbert Lavender was over today
ION his home inGrimes county and
paid the Eagle office a pleasant call.
Phoenix Mufflers for ladies' or gen.
tlemen. all colors In nice Christmas
box. soc at Parks a waldrop's.
Mrs. Guy G. Moore returned 10 her
home at DE Kalb today after a pleas
ant visit to old friends In this city.
Try package OF Kellogg's Rice
Flakes and Rice Biscuit. They are
the newest and best. Bell Bros. SIG
We sell Royal Plush Underwear for
men. Pure cotton but as warm and
soft as wool Try Il. Brandon a
Lawrence. 3i5
Claude Walkers usual six-inch
smile was spread today TO fully foot.
Its boy The Eagle offers congratu.
lations.
Lost-ln western part OF city a
pair OF gold frame spectacles In case.
Los Angeles. Cal. on case. Return TO
this office and get reward. SIG
Mrs. d. s. Purcell OF Tabor left to-
day to visit her daughter. Miss Emily
Purcell. who Is attending Hills Bust
ness College at Waco.
Just received for Christmas large
shipment OF Mems house Slippers in
felt. kid. and alligator at 800 TO s2.5o
n pair. all Sizes at Parks 4 waldrop's
rich silk tie and scarf pin with
setting to match the tie. In nice Christ.
mas box. si.oo per set at Parks a
waldrop's.
Seth Mooring. II. G. Rhodes and T.
II. Asiin have returned from their
bird hunt near Hampstead. They re
port fine shooting and an all.round
good time.
Mrs. Maude Leigh will have an as
sortment OF fancy work suitable for
Christmas presents Friday afternoon
Dec. 10th for sale at r. J. JENKINS
drug store. Everybody please call. 3ie
Give him a nice Gillette razor for
Christmas 10 you want to please him
and save him money. We are showing
complete line OF them in their Ia.
test designs $500 each at Parks a
waidrop.
Gentlemens fine leather toilet cases
containing military brushes. comb.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

ck Graham was In today from Har-
c. Clancy was over today from
YIN Riley was In today from Rell.
J. crone was In today from RelI.
W. Massey OF Kurten. was In town
Jay.
Mrs. NJ. u. Parker left today to visit
Brennan.
Vim. Hudspeth was down today
I'm Tabor.
RUFF Duckwor,h was over today
pm Tunis.
Turner crenshaw was In today from
rep Hollow.
~. J. vandiver was In today from
eep Hollow.
Miss Lola Wilson returned today
tom Houston.
Tom II. Goodman of Harvey was in
be city today.
Clarence sheppard OF Kurten. was
D the city today.
stop at the 8 and 10 Cent Store for
IoIiday presents. 4
Oscar TurrSs OF near Tabor. was
} the city today.
]. u. Carroll OF Rock Prairie. was
1.-The city today.
George Terry Of Holllgan Chapel.
|as In town today.
George Edge was In today from Har.
In school house.
J. J. Conway of Thompson Greek.
Ias In town today.
Chas. Carr returned today from an
xtendcd business trip.
ID. 8. Hart returned today from
usiness trip TO Houston.
Henry Benbow was down today
rom Harris school house.
Mrs. u Sample of Cottonwood. was
visitor 10 the city today.
l. NJ. Glaze was In the city today
rom his home near Benchiey.
For Rent-The cottage In front OF
~ residence. Tyler Haswell. 2i5
Mound City Paints may cost a tri.
le more. but y. J. jenkins. n
For fresh homo ground corn meal.
hone Hensariing Bros. No ISL. 5
c. A. Jenkins was In today from his
ONE In the wixon community.
Mail your letter In the Santa Claus
oct office at and 10 Cent Store. 4
}. T.. Bullock was In the city today
rom his home at steep Hollow.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10
A GIFT TO THE BRYAN BAPTIST
ACADEMY.

BY permission enclose the follow
ing letter for publication. which will
explain itself:
Bryan. Texas. Dec. Z. isos.-Rev. J.
]. Pipkin. Financial Agent Bryan Bap-
tist Academy. Bryan Texas. Dear
Sir: In regard to your inquiry con-
corning the Indebtedness OF the Bryan
Baptist Academy to me. ] beg to say
that I have always been a friend to
the school. giving II financial support
from the beginning. ! realize that
Christian schools are not run for the
purpose Of making money. but to ad-
vance the cause OF Our Lord. by de-
yeloping the youth bf our land. and by
promoting the morals of our country.
As the prospects of the school are
more encouraging than ever before. l
desire to further express my friend
ship TO said school by donating the
full amount which the school Is due
me. Six hundred and seventy-five dol
lars Css75.00)
Wishing you and the school much
success. ] am
Yours very truly.
J. A. MYERS.
This bit Of good news should come
as an inspiration TO every mind and
to the school. n all the Bryan people
would give as liberaly as Mr.. J. A.
Myers has. the school would at once
be put on O sure footing for the fut-
ure. A lis, OF other creditors who are
giving 20 the school will appear from
time TO time In the Eagle.
We are much encouraged over the
prospects OF correlation with the other
Baptist schools of Texas. yet feel
that every friend Of the school should
know that II received atall into the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10
A BARGAIN.

Two good horses. work anywhere.
good drivers. double or single. One
good high grade Jersey COW the finest
family COW In town. For sale by T. A.
Satterwhite. si5
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10
CHARCOAL.

Good charcoal at store of John NJ.
Sebesta. sSi
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10
sunkist oranges rs to so cents
Apples 20 to Is cents a dcA

Irish and sweet potatoes &c bucket.
Telmo canned strawberries I5c.
Many other things we have for your
Christmas dinners. We especially
call your attention TO our Bu,te's Ex-
cellence flour which Is the best offered
the trade for pastry and cahss
s SANDERS BROS.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10
|OILET TRIPLES

bsInsy things for the ladies. All the
y ssneie as we'll as the old. n you
looking for something In this line
n show you the most eompIese
ortment In the country.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-11
i'm Gun9reN.

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cine lln%tcriudJuuN iibcr Die Ser
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6ab Bic Ncruiuug 0ca bieiigcn Spern.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-11

iuic moslid) abbolcn 5u laIicn. Ger
Scnotor hot ol,f OicIc5 Shrelben CT.
.pihert, "a eS lid nm Gigentbrm Der
WuuoeSrcgierun,a haublc, 10 moge Der
Toitmcilter ben Netrog g~cidQig't nom
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ben habcn.
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S~cpoiitcn.
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oen ais M%cNicr,nNS Scpciiture oic
ncnoen Nutlonnlbanfcn cincn Gctr0G
npn ctlpa $25,000.OOO az N%cNicruu0s
NcpolilcE, Don ocuen S15y000.0OO bis
sum 90. Sonunr unb Der Hclt bis
SIM 10. ~sScbrlnr .. ). ohNniilhrcn 1T.
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rcgicrulg cinueritanocn limo. Ibac
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3obIbolltcn telicfcn lid bic Ncgic.
rmopocrnlitCn bei Ncn Notipnolhon-
fen 0cItern uuf S112,39l,215.
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Noa Observation-Disclosures 5cldlllcbt
cine llntcriudruuN iibcr Die Ser
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bcimoicnIt.
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icillen Mnbnubmen III Der pprNeltrt.
Nclt Sikrml. IN Der sic %ilterpelle.
tipn mcgcn bc3 @chcinoicuItc5 lire
Grlebigullg lalO. nod nid)t am Gnoe
'ciner Scmonltrationcn 9c1ct oelt
Erdlioentcn an1elnn9t iii, cr!pies id,
htreita 9cllcrr, oils Dos &Mr$ aiif An<
irag @rl. Sonrcp's bon MinncIotc
nit pollcr ginilimniafcit cine Htin.
llltion %anno6nt. nod Der Die Gcrlueu'
bung bcs I'M perilclicncu 6lStolluhrc
allr NnfoedltJ Don Setril9crcicn
mo GeItrnilung bon @ciebcsperlesern
tcmilligten Welbc@ ciiicr c%inaebc10cn
llnteriud,nllg mltcrjoger Tcrbcn loll.
Sic Mcirllltion Icgt Die 6cnbIidtiNtc
ltllteriudlulu IN oic NGnbc zines Gc>
mites bon fiilli Mitglicbcrn, Dos DC.
red)tigt lit, i'll bicicm 3mcdc Stcno.
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nlo iid) ieoca crioroerlid)c Mntcrio!
ali 3elacn MD Tapicren SIR Stellt
i'll Ifnifen. 3ur Iedilng bicicr al;&-
sabcn ul,rhe gleifiol(a Die Sumrlr
ron $1,000 6euillint.
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uu,o Die anitrcualn1en ser porleitri=
gen Sisllng pertogtc iid) ons &aita
tcrcit5 nod tllopp c~ititiinbiger Scr.
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met,
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&olc pom Gcrluiliglulgs-Gomitc Die
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SohrCsoiId)nft bc5iiglid) bcs Bcbciln.
h%icilltca %clttboltcnen Icrbcrullgct CT.
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10 nmian6rcit,. bnb ibrc Gerntbmnq
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Sn'S 3ndtbams iucs,n ScitcdDuns.

Suportc, Snb., 10. Soniar. =
Had) picriiiinoi1er Scratbuna Der.
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StdatsscIanani6 seid)ift. 0ie Be
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SCI INN $4,000 jluiiden Stepcn
s>i,anouitdl aua Chicago mo ~lcii,erI
Sd)luieJcrpoter Sotn Stcocl,s aus
Cincinnati. i'll Dem Scll bus 8erid,.
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COMMANDER Marih ucrnrtbcilt.

@oibinstan, :. g., 10. San.
COMMANDER Morih. scr in Ga.
den Der Stronbnms bcs areisera
~Dantcc" am %. September 1908.
an Der aiiite bon Moilodmictts, Ser
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