Bryan Morning Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. FOURTEENTH YEAR, No. 73, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 3, 1909 Page: 3 of 4
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arc ready to servayou proprtrtTy and
j satisfactorily. A ftesWfcan Stock of
Groceries
Phones 78 and 54
J no. M. Lawrence & Co.
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
H. & T. C. Schtdule.
No. S North bound 1:38 p.m.
No. C North bound 12:46 a.m.
Nc. 2 South bound 3:40 p.m.
I. & G. N. Cchedult.
No. 14 North bound 12: C8 p. .m
No. 15 South bound 4:11 p. m.
No. 0 South bound...
.2:48 a. m.
! R. J. Ford of Houston was in the j
I city yesterday shaking hands with his I
old friends.
Henry Lock went to Temple yes
! terday to Join his wife who U visit
ing there.
I. Y. and A. A. Chinski of Navasota
were in the city yesterday attending
district court.
J. X. Mize a prominent farmer and
stock raiser of Grimes county was in
the city Tuesday.
George Walker John D. Sanders
and W. H. Boyett of Tabor were in
the city Tuesday.
W. F. Terry and his little daughter
May of Holliean Chanel were visitors
New songs by Mrs. McCall at the to Bryan Tuesday.
LOCALS AND PERSONAL8.
Ice cream at tne Smith Drug Co. 7C
Cozy.
Jack Graham was in from Harvey
Tuesday.
Joe Kopecky of Rye was in the city
yesterday.
W. H. McMichael of Tabor was in
the city Tuesday.
- Ira Bond of Prospect wao a visitor
to the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Davis of Navasota is the guest
of Mrs. O. W. Showers.
H. E. Smith or Millican was a visit-
or to the city yesterday.
FOR BALE-Rhode Island R"d eggs
$1.:0 for 15. IMione 334. T5
Jessie Farle returned yesterday
from a visit to Hamilton.
Uncle Henry Bowman of Benchley
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. C. E. Drake of Houston Is the
guest of Mrs. V. S. Collard.
Let C. E. Bullock & Co. fill your
trocery orders for March. 73
G. W. Whitehurst and J. C. Davis
went to Mumford yesterday.
Gub Stevener was In the city Tues-
day from his home at Kurten.
Mrs. A. V. Royder of Wellborn was
a visitor to the city yesterday.
Mrs. Hugo Jahn anil Mrs. J. C. Ren-
fro are visiting In Houston.
Special music tonight at thee Cozy
Violin Piano and Clarionet. 75
C.G. Parsons went to Sour Lake yes-
terday where he is on c deal to sell
a tract of oil land.
Mrs. V. A. Deaton returned yester-
day from an extended visit to her
husband at Yoakum.
Mrs. V. S. Wilson was called to
Huntsvllle .Monday nifht by the ser-
ious illness of her mother.
Change of program every night at
the Cozy. 75
Dean Chas. Puryear. of the A. and
M. College paid the Eagle a pleasant
call while in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Thompson returned yes-
terday afternoon after a visit of some
weeks to her mother in Dallas.
T. J. OlHer E. G. Jenkins and How-
ard Smith prominent stock men of
Caldwell were in Bryan yesterday.
Fruit and Vanilla Cream at the
Smith Drug Co. 7
Jim Thomas was a visitor from
Bryan yesterday the guest ofMis nn-
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The New Spring
OXFORDS
Are now in and the swellest
lot you ever siw. New shapes
and new toes in gun metal pat-
ent colt tan Russia and vici kid
Ask to see the new street
pumps the latest thing out in
low cut shoes for men.
Walkovers $3150 and $4
Nettletons $5 and $6
Parks & Waldrop
TheClothitrt
DEATH OF MRS. NANCY BROACH.
cle. Mr. Will Thomas. Navjrfcota Ex
aminer. x
John D. Jones of Hlfney. was In
the city Tuesday. Mr. Jones reiwrts
that corn in his community is coming i'V """'ruta 10 '
in. niroiv ' by an unfaltering trust in Him who
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M. College was a pleasant caller at
Venerable Lady Patted Peacefully
Away at the Home of Her Son.
Mrs. Nancv Broach a venerable
lady of Brazos county uast-i pence-
fully away at the home of her son
Mr. J. J. Broach at Tabor at 5:30 Mon-
day afternoon. She had been very
low for some days and her death
was not unexpected yet this know-
ledge did not make less keen the
sorrow of those loved ones who watch-
ed besides her as the feeble taper of
life burned lower and lower and fin-
ally went out.
Mrs. Broach was 80 years of age
a native of Georgia and had lived
with her sons in this county for about
22 years. She was one of the blessed
old Mothers in Isreal her life was
filled with good deeds and the world
was made better by her having lived
in it. In early girlhood she united
with the Missionary Baptist' church
and through all the Jong stretch of
years she was soothed and sustained
Turner Cmishaw was in Tuesday7! was accompanied home by Mr. and
from his home at Steep Holow.
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Echols of Edge
were visitors to the city Tuesday.
W. N. Glaze was in the city yestcr-
dny from ills home at Reliance.
Walter Knot visited his farm in the
bottom near Alh-nfarm yesterday.
G. S. Parker left yesterday afternootl
for Xew Orleans on a business trip.
Rev. S. W. Kendrlck left yesterday
In spend a tew days at Martin and
Waco.
C. E. Bullock & Co. for good gro-
ceries; good prices; good service; or-
ders highly appreciated. C. E. Bul-
lock & Co. 73
the Eagle office while In the city yes
terday aftern- on.
Mrs. W. H. Wilson returned yes
terday from a visit to Galveston. She
Mrs. Thos. W. Stuart and children.
We run new pictures every tight at
the Cozy. 75
hears
the ravens wh-n tney cry. That
faith that had been her comfort
through life was uer rod andber
staff as she entered the dark valley
of the shadow of death and brought
her safely into the presence of the
King.
The following children are t left to
mourn the loss of mother: Messrs.
J. L. and M. S. Broach of Tabor. Mrs.
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We'rt Unloading a Car of the Nicest
Runabouts Car-
riages Phaetons
' " ' '
With or Without Top
A good Vehicle isn't nec-
cessarily one that stays oat
of the repair shop longest.
That's one qualification style
and comfort are the other
two. Our Vehicles combine
all three-
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A nice plank walk Is being put 2" .. Tab?r- r9- 'ue
down around the court house square. I uller'on f hee.ock Dr . R. M.
iium-u ui i..uii ur. u. .11. rruui'u
of Coupland R. A. Broach of Rut-
It is not only more sightly but adds
very materially to the comfort of
pedestrians.
The Ladies Aid Si ciety of the Chris-
tian church will give a tea at the
home of Mrs. H. T. Lewis Thursday
afternoon from 3 to 9. Ice cream and
cake will be served. Everybody cor-
dially Invited. 74
For Sale or Rent the H. H. Henry
place. Apply to J. V. Brogdon. 7
The Newest Styles in Vehicles for
Spring. ........
They're
Bryan's Big Furniture and buggy House
COMPANY
Inc.
ledge Ala. and Mrs. Ella Watson of j
Montgomery. Ala. I
She was laid to rest at Alexander
at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon in
the presence of a large company of
friends who had come to pay her
their last sad tribute of respect.
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CITO-CURASlLLS
Mrs. O. L. Stenrnet returned yester-
day from attending .Ma nil Gras at
New Orleans and is again the guest
of her sister Mrs. Ed HaTl. before le- j
parting for her home at Salem Vir-'
ginia. j
Bond ittue Carried.""' 1
The bond issue election was any-
thing but exciting. Only 213 votes
were polled and it came very near
being unanimous the result being as
follows: For the bond issue 195; I
against 18; majority for 177. ' j
Mr. J. L. Edge was the presiding ;
officer of the election assisted by
Messrs. W. S. Higgs W. F Gibbs. i
John Swanwick. Matt Vitopil and C. E. i
Bullock. . I
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This nonular remedy effectively jdTeves Dyspepsia Con
stipation Sick Headache. Piousness and all diseases
arising from a Torpid and " Bad Digestion The
natural result Is a goodjfVetite. Dose small
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE
g E. J. Jenkins
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Mesdanies J. F. Parks. J. B. San-
ders W. J. Walker and J. C. Williams
will give a tea at the residence of
Mrs. J. F. Parks Thursday. March 4th.
from 3 to 6:30. Everybody cordially
invited. 74
.Mrs. Annie Patterson and Mrs. Jno.
B. Hlnes will give a tea for the bene-
fit of the Episcopal churcn at the
resilience of Mrs. Hines Thursday
afternoon from 3 to 7. All are cor-
dially Invited to attend. 74
We deliver hulls and meal cheaper j
han you can bu them anil have them
elivered. Phone 376. Vi- k's Feed ;
'tore. 73
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Allen Academjr Victorious.
Allen AcadeSy has ajain demon-
strated her prowess in the field of
athletics. She is invincible anj eas-
ily takes rank with the lending col-
leges in athletics and sportts of all
kinds as well as in the thoroughness
of its literary and scientific training.
The double header basketball game
with the State University team was
played yesterday afernoon and last
night at the roller rink and It was
like taking candy away irom children.
The Academy won hands down in
both games by the following scores:
First game. 47 to 21; second game.
3y to 21.
SERVICE
It is our duty and pleasure to serve our customers as well as
the Companies we represent. It is the Motto of this office to
furnish the best and quickest service consistent with conserva-
tive acency underwriting. The facilities of our agency belong
to its friends. Call us up when vou wantfortnatinn.
No Trouble To Answer Questions
Moore Robinson
& Adams
Phone 265 Parker Building
Arnold Swiss Applique
Full 30 inches wide
Per vard :
25c
Monotone Sr'V
t ulj 28 inches wide; colors p:nk la-
encer and blue
Per yard 3C
Dimity Checks Mercerized.
28 inches wide full measure
Per yard fUJ
Mercerized Poplins.
Full 2iS inches wide in all the latest
shades champagne steel gray burnt
orange blues and pinks per yard'
onlv :
25c
EttfSered Batiste
Full 28 inches wide
per yard
25c
' St. Gaul Batiste.
Full 30 inches wide figured in "I ff-
all shades and patterns peryd-lJl
Flaxon Cloth
Full 30 inches wii!e very latest Smf
stripes per yard ... lL
Linens.
Full 28 inches wide in all solid
colors per yard
19c
Linen Pongees
Full 28 inches wide. These are O
also in solid colors per yd . . . .03 C
Silk Pongees.
Full 25 inches wide colors champagne
lavender browns blues and A
pinks per yard ...TOv
Satin Renaissance.
Full 27 inches wide in very beautiful
shades including lavender light QQ-
blue and Copenhagen per vd.. . J OC
All-Over Embroidery.
50 patterns to select from very pretty
designs regular $1.00 goods; O
Per yard "C
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Bryan Morning Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. FOURTEENTH YEAR, No. 73, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 3, 1909, newspaper, March 3, 1909; Bryan, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth322588/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .