Bryan Morning Eagle (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. THIRTEENTH YEAR, No. 277, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 25, 1908 Page: 2 of 6
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.. REMEMBER..
American Beauty Flour
Makes the most delicious biscuit; the best bread; the lightest cake'
Richelieu Coffee
Is the most fragrant; the most nourishing; the most pleasant to the
taste; the most healthful.
.. ALSO REMEMBER ..
We would appreciate your
October trade.
E. J. FOUNTAIN
The Quality Grocer. Phones 111 and 179
New Shipment of Little Women's Skirts in the newest
and styles.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Musical Program to Be Rendered Dur-
ing Services Sunday.
Mrs. II. O. Boatwrlght organist and
choir director has arranged the fol-
lowing musical program which will
be given In connection with the ser-
vices at the Baptist Church today:
i Morning.
Organ Prelude Fugue .'. .. ..Liszt
vaercory uinquununc
Quartet. "CloBe to Thy Side".. ..Best
Postlude. f
Evening.
Sluntary Pilgrim's Chorus. .Wagner
Offertory "Miserere" Verdi
Solo Selected.. ;
Mra. J. Webb Howell.
Postlude.
"in buying shoes don't forget we are
sole distributors in Bryan for John-
ston ft Murphy and Howard & Foster
shoes $3.50 to $6.60 and none better.
d274 Brandon & Lawrence.
Mr.Henry Showers of the Thomp
son Creek community was a visitor to
the city Saturday.
For Sale Good gentle horse also
good runabout almost new. A bar-
gain. See me or phone 213. 278
JESSE GAMMON.
THE CHORAL CLUB
Will Give a Recital During First Week
in December.
A tine rehearsal was had by the la
dies Choral Club Saturday afternoon
The attendance was good and nice
progress' in the work outlined for the
season is noted. At this meeting the
club de'ided to put on a recital for
th i first week in December.
The program for this event will be
contributed to by local talent only
However The Eag'e feels safe in say
ing that the local talent of Bryan
can and will place an offering before
the public far in advance of many of
the high priced musical and liceum
combinations now touring the country
and this is not a reflection on the
combinations en tour. Later on it is
the intention to have some noted ar
tist appear here with the club. This
however will be given further consid
eration in the futv.re.
New shipmest Royal Worchester Corsets - - -
Wc have styles to fit "every figure.
Our Adjusto Corset especially designed for stout figures - $3.00
Ring Vick's Feed Store for all kinds
of feed stuff. Home ground chops are
purer and better. Corn bought Bold
or exchanged for meal. Phone 376 tf
Th latest in this season's styles In
Manhattan Cluett and Monarch shirts
274 Brandon & Lawrence
Alvyt a little m oiwoc the ktr$.
Tkt IttuUhtAmt foWl M prktt m M foswr.
Economy
People are interested in our Sick Room Supplies because
they know that the name of Emmel & Maloney is a symbol of
best goods at lowest prices.
If you have to make any Sick Room purchasos and it you
are particular about it and want to have the element of uncer-
tainty entirely done away with then see that you get them here.
Emmel & Maloney
fracriptie DrrnggitU.
Manufacturers "KASTOL" the perfect tpteleUs Outer (W.
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Gloves do not look well unless they fit. Buy of us and be
fitted. They will look better and last longer.
36-inch Messalin $1.00 per yard. New line colored Filet Bands.
WEBB BROS.
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A CALL TO DEMOCRATS.
Chairman White Urges All to Turn
Out on Election Day.
As chairman of the Brazos County
Democratic Good Government Club I
hereby call on every loyal Democrat
in Brazos county to go to the poles on
election day and cast your votes. Not
only vote but stand by the eternal
principles of Democracy and cast your
vote for every Democratic nominee
from Wm. J. Bryan and Governor
Thos. M. Campbell down to Constable
of the precinct in which you live. This
is loyalty and duty and our Club
stands for both loyalty and duty in all
things.
By the failure of Democrats to vote
in the general election Brazos coun-
ty's representation Is cut down in the
state convention and by the failure of
democrats to vote In all the southern
states the representation of the South
in the National Congress is threatened
to be cut down by the Republicans.
Let us acquit ourselves like men.
and push Brazos county to the front
as one of the banner democratic coun
ties of the state and do our full part
In rolling up one of the biggest demo-
cratic majorities this election that
grand old Texas has ever shown.
J. H. WHITE
Chm. Dem. Good Gov. Club.
The nutritious quality of the wheat
is conserved in "White Crest" flour
making the oven output where this
flour is used at once the most whole
some and delicious to be had. Phone
Jno. M. Lawrence ft Co. in regard to
It Jno. M. Lawrence and Co. 276-tt
Miss Hattye Lou Hudson left Sat
urday afternoon to attend he Boone-
Stevens wedding which will occur
at Liberty on the 27th instant. Miss
Hudson has been chosen as one of (he
maids by the bride elect.
LITTLE LOCALS.
Heavy irost was reported in this
section Saturday morning.
Messrs. Moore & Payne of Edge had
a large shipment of goods made them
Saturday.
Weather forecast for east Texas
Sunday: rising temperature fresh
north winds becoming variable.
A nice shipment of goods went out
from Bryan yesterday to Messrs.
Beard ft Crenshaw general merchants
at Edge.
Mr. Tom Closs of Edge sold a good
sized bunch of cows and yearlings to
Mr. Buchanan Thursday. It is under
stood the purchaser will ship to the
Fort Worth Market.'
Brandon & Lawrence the new cloth-
ing firm displayed to good alvantage
in their handsome show windows a
nice line of shirts shoeB underwear
and suits and clothing.
A large crowd of buyers was In the
city Saturday and every representa-
tive merchant with whom The Eagle
man talked was well pleased with the
volume of business transacted.
Pearl Arnett the colored cook on
the Brazos bottom farm of Mr. H. D.
Wilson accidentally shot herself
through the hand Saturday morning
while handling a slxshooter.
The Sunday school class of Mrs. J
B. Turrentine will give a Hallowe'en
party at the Methodist parsonage on
Friday evening Oct. 30th. The young
people are requested to dress in Hal-
lowe'en costume. VX''
A spirited game of football was
played at Bethel Friday afternoon be
tween the Allen Academy second elev-
en and the Bethel Academy team re-
sulting In a victory tor Bethel by a
score of 6 to .
Mr. L N. Broadway residing one
mile north or the city brought to The
Eagle office Saturday morning excep-
ARE 1WW RUDY TO DRESS A MAN AS BE SHOULD
BE DRtSStD IIN HIGH GRADE CLOTHING AT A
VERY MODERATE COST.
TVTrvr i An crive vou aualitv and value
IN every clothes deal but you have here the ad-
vantage of choosing from the greatest variety
of fabrics the newest and most attractive patterns and
by far the cleverest and smartest styles in New rail
Suits offered today by any clothiers.
Progress Brings Conveniences.
Clothes making hs developed but the greatest
forward step is marked by the
R.SW.
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PATENTED
r swts
The illustration explains its conveniences. You
will discover economy novelty and exclusiveness.
Come and see the actual
of interest to show you.
garments; many
CEEEtf UPCIOTK W "
TheSame Consideration
Th child with hit ptnay
The small boy with hit until chtnge
The lady with her pin money
The small man with his small roll
The big rhan with his big roll
Til A VIrC -" n r- i . r Vv r 1 ? 1
a. iv- wij; man wxiu dDUllCS 1UI h nip mane
w o zr
The small man who applies for a small loan 0
The lady with her church subscription list
The small boy with school entertiinment tickets
Th child with Kxlny tntcrtslnmtnt tickets
ARE EACH ACCORDED CONSIDERATE ATTENTION
AND EXTENDED THE MOST LIBERAL TREAT-
MENT CONSISTENT WITH GOOD
AND PROFITABLE BANKING
The
First National Bank
OF BRYAN
Capital $100000.00
Surplus andlProfiti 185000.00
We solicit deposits upon the basis of absolute security
tionally fine specimens of sweet pota-
toes and radishes. The potatoes were
put out about the middle of June and
the radishes which averaged 8 Inches
in length were planted on the 15th of
August. The largest of the potatoes
measured 18 1-4 Inches In circumfer-
ence and weighed 4 pouuds.
Rev. Dr. Duffy who will assume the
duties of rector of St. Andrew's (Epis-
copal) church here is expected to ar-
rive during the early part of this week.
Dr. Duffy cotneg from Battlefonl Sas-
katchewan Canada and about four
days will be occupied with the trip.
A letter received by officers of the
church here Saturday morning was to
the effect that the doctor had bidden
farewell to friends in Battleford last
Tuesday and he and his wife are ex-
pected now within a very short time.
Evangelist Wortnen of Denison gave
two lectures here Saturday in favor
of Statewide prohibition. He is an
interesting and entertaining talker
and he has facts and figures with him.
He made two good talks and some of
his statements in regard to restricting
or forbidding foreign immigration the
kind that does not care to learn our
language read our papers or become
Americanized the kind that
money in America and sends It away
was heartily approved by many in
the large crowd assembled around the
speaker.
The Eagle man made a mistake in
his item a day or two ago in regard to
the number of cases of acarlet fever In
(the city and mentioned in connection
I with the appointment of a board of
health by the city council Tne tagie
stated that there had been three ca
ses In the city one of which was con
valescent leaving the impression that
there were then two cases under
treatment This was an error. There
have been all told three cases of this
malady in the city. One of these is
entirely well and the other two were
etim convalescent M that It may be
said there is not a case of scarlet
fever In the city at thU time.
At the Grand Opera House.
The "State 8tock Company" will
make its initial appearance In this
city for a three night's engagement
next Thursday and special matinee
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
For the opening night "Young Mrs.'
Winthorp" a four act society comedy-
drama will be presented. During the
conipuny's engagement at Waco this
play was repeated at a second perfor-
mance by request.
Manager Mike guarantees this com-
pany to be one of the best repertoire
combinations playing at popular
prices.
New Sox for your old ones. How's
that for a fair proposition. That's
what you get when you buy Holeproofs
because they are guaranteed for six
months all colors for sale only at
Parks & Waldrop's. 279
Mr. W. I. McCulloch manager of the
Farmers' Union Warehouse Is able
ti be at his desk after a weeek's con-
fi lenient to his home with chills and
fever. Other members of. his family
earns; who were also ailing are now on the
road to recovery.
Mrs. John Gregg Miss Ifiula Gregg
and the lattefS" guest. Miss Moore
were In the city Saturday from their
home near Pitts Bridge and spent
the day shopping and Inspecting the
handsome lines of goods displayed by
Bryan's stylish merchants.
Grand Opera House 3 nights. Be
ginning October 29. The "State
Stock Co." Opening bill the four act
society comedy-drama "Young Mrs.
Winthrop." Special ladles and chil
dren's matinee Saturday at 2:30. 279
Mrs. C. A. Camp of N'avasota came
up yesterday to see her daughter Miss
Ira Maud a student at Villa Maria
H I
at the time of the publication of the
academy.
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