The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 148, Ed. 1 Friday, May 16, 1913 Page: 3 of 6
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are satisfying dependable clothes products of the best high-grade clothes makers in the
world. They have made for us a great stock of the new-styled men's suits which include
every fashionable model and pattern. You cannot duplicate these goods elsewhere.
English styles Norfolks extreme and conservative models; in fact everything that
fashion has deemed proper in men's wear is. here. All these elegantly cut and perfectly-
tailored garments the season's best products are ready tor you here NOW. Come and
see them. Prices from $15 to as high as you want to go.
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Wage War On All Insects
If there are any troublesome insects
about your premises now is a good
time to make war on them. Victory
will be easier now than when their
number increases. We have exter-
minators for ants bed-bugs roaches
fleas flies or other pests that get into
the home barns or chicken houses.
E. J. Jenkins THE DRUGGIST
RAILWAY SCHEDULES
Hous'.on A Texas Central
Effective November 10 1912.
Northbound.
io. t 12:40 P. M.
5 ":20 A. M.
Mo. 15 Hustler 2:39 P. M.
Vo.17 Owl M9 A M
Southbound.
No. 2 1-62 P. M.
No. 8 2:19 A. M.
No. 16 Hustler 4:30 P.M.
Mo. 18 Owl :10 M
International A Great Northern.
Vo. 14. northbound; 1:4 P. M.
'o. 15 southbound 4:25 P. M.
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W. T. Cobb of Cross was In the city
today.
Will Garner was In town today from
Steep Hollow.
Victor Gruham was a Harvey visitor
in town today.
Fresh cold buttermilk lie at Bryan
Cold Drink Stand.
J. S. Harrison was a Kieth visitor
In town this morning.
L. S. Williams of Colevlew spent
this morning in the city.
A beautiful line of rings can be
seen at Caldwell's Jewelry store.
J. W. Hamilton returned Inst night
from Wichita Falls where he attended
the State Firemen's Convention.
Mrs. T. H. Chatham and daughter of
Mexia came down this afternoon to
visit Mrs. F. K. Chatham in this city.
We have just received a large ship-
ment of field peas. To plant them now
Is a money maker for every farmer.
Vlck Bros.
COMPLEXION and scalp specialist
is still at her old place giving face
scalp and body massages pimples
and blackhead treatments instanta-
neous face bleach French pack. Hair
and all facial blemishes removed by
the latest method the electric needle.
Hair dressing shampooing mani-
curing. Corns and bunions removed
painlos. Give me a trial and be
convinced; price reasonable. Satis-
faction guaranteed. For ladles only
CAMPBELL HOUSE
Phone 495.
Mrs. U M. Johnson and Philip Trant
went to Kleth yesterday afternoon on
account of the illness of MisB Lillian
Trant.
We will appreciate showing you our
complete line of gold medals just the
Idea for school graduates. Caldwell's
Jewelry store.
.Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Watson arrived
yesterday from Marquez to visit Mrs.
WatHon'a parents Sir. aud .Mrs. K. L.
Rudasill.
Remember our music and piano de-
partment. We are keeping an assort-
ment of all the late music. J. M. Cald-
well the jeweler.
The street force Is repairing the
storm sewer across Moseley street be-
tween the First National and the First
State banks.
I call special attention to our win-
dow display. You will find medals of
all kinds specially suited for gradua-
tion gifts. J. M. Caldwell the jeweler.
Miss May Lolley of Rosenburg who
has been visiting in the home of S. H.
Franklin left today for Cross with
W. T. Cobb In whose home she will
visit.
FREE BAPTIST
QUAHTEHLY MEETING
The Brazos County Quarterly Meet
ing convened at Millican May 9-11.
Rer. J. L. Payne preached the intro-
ductory sermon Friday at 8 p. m
after which the officers for this ses-
sion were elected and the committees
appointed. The meeting then ad
journed until Saturday morning at 9
o'clock when an interesting program
was taken up and the subjects dis-
cussed with great interest
The ten churches embraced In this
district all reported by letter or dele
gate. The reports show the work In
this quarterly meeting to be In splendid
condition the Free Baptist churches
having done much good in the church
work in the past three months.
The preaching at this session was
of a nature to be inspiring and helpful.
Those doing the preaching were Revs.
Payne Thomas Dowell Tatum and
Riggs.
There were a number of delegates
In attendance at this meeting and all
felt that the good people of Millican
knew exactly how to care for a meet
ing of this kind and their kind hos
pitality will be remembered by all
who had the pleasure of attending this
meeting.
The next session will be held with
the Union Hill Free Baptist Church
on the third Sunday In August.
JOHN SWANWICK.
Clerk Pro Tern.
S. J. Creagor Houston.
J. E. Campbell San Antonio.
J. L. Reisen Hearne.
J. T. Johnson Dallas.
W. W. Cummings Fort Worth.
S. W. M older Corslcana.
J. H. Duckworth Caldwell.
J. W. Worthlngton Caldwell.
J. A. Smith Crockett
J. L. Jordan Crockett.
S. R. Cloud Dallas.
F. D. Allen Texarkana.
W. H. Preas Bedford.
D. F. McKnight Hearne.
Ira Shotwell Jacksonville.
J. K. Sutton Dallas.
S. W. Miller Dallas.
The Weather
John Daly Jr. Forecaster.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Hotel Bryan.
H. A. DePriz St. Louis.
Charles A. Felkner Orange.
W. H. Reynolds St. Louis.
D. W. Shivers Waco.
W. W. McEwen North Carolina.
A. M. Loeb New York.
P. J. McNulty New York.
J. A. Youngblood San Antonio.
C. J. Wise Waco.
M. W. Abel St Louis
A. C. Morgan St. Louis.
M. Mannon Baton Rouge.
H. C. Shund Galveston.
M. Levy New Orleans.
E. B. Moore Boaz Ala.
Mrs. M. Sweeney Houston.
Miss Ida Sweeney Houston.
Mrs. J. S. Todd Fort Worth.
C. T. Philan Dallas.
B. M. Hubbard Chicago.
F. N. Hall Dallas.
C. C. Cates Marlin.
E. G. Goforth Stone City.
Precipitation at Bryan 1.80 inches
Forecast.
Unsettled; showers tonight or Sat
urday.
Weather Conditions.
Clearing and cooler weather pre-
vails over the Middle West. In the
Panhandle Oklahoma Kansas and Ne-
braska it is from 10 to 20 degrees
cooler. Our rain last night was caused
from a secondary depression moving
in over the Rio Grande Valley. An
other are"a of low pressure Is moving
in over 'the Northwest causing rains
in Montana and the Pacific States.
The coldest reported was 30 degrees
at Durango Colo.
I will be glad at any time to fur
nish The Eagle subscribers with
weather data if they will ring 79 or
345.
TOUR MOSES"
The Highest Grade of WHISKEY Known to the Trade
joe .grocinski-
Sole Agent for Bryan and Brazos County.
The road crew on Washington
street has broken a large number of
water pipes and much water is being
wasted. The pipes are being repaired
and lowered as rapidly as possible.
The workers found that the pipes were
practically on top of the ground being
only an inch or so below the surface.
I have an extra fine line of high-
grade watches in 14 k. gold and gold
filled in Howard Hamilton South
Bend Waltham and Elgin. If you are
going to give that boy or girl a nice
watch for a graduation gift let us
show you our line. J. M. Caldwell the
jeweler.
Be sure to get your free package of
crackers or cakes with every pound of
assorted cakes at 25c at Hardy New-
ton's on Friday and Saturday.
It is one thing to make soda
crackers that are occasionally
good.
It is quite another thing to
make them so that they are
always better than all other
soda crackers always of un-
varying goodness.
The name "Unee da" stamped on
every biscuit means that if a million
packages of Uneeda Biscuit were
placed before you you could choose
any one of them confident that every
soda cracker in that package would
be as good as the best Uneeda Biscuit
ever baked. Five cents.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
DIXIE TEAM TO CALVERT.
The Dixie baseball team left today
for Calvert where they will play this
afternoon. The boys who went up
were Eugene Driver D. D. Dawson
C. Harris Henry Johnson Herbert
Preston Conway Houston Earl John
son Edgar Buchanan Roberts Bras-
well Joe Hamilton Willard Skelton
Joe Spell Early Graham and Tom
Evans.
On the J9th 20th and 21st of this
month Hempstead will play the Dixie
team in this city according to an an-
nouncement made by Manager Driver
of the Dixies.
See the nice display of lockets
lavalliers watches mesh bags vanity
coin purses and bracelets all suitable
gifts for graduation presents at Cald-
well's Jewelry store.
NOTICE.
St. Andrew's Sunday school picnic
has been postponed until Saturday
May 24 on account of the Texas Press
Association meeting at Bryan and Col-
lege on May 17.
DAVID REID
Superintendent.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the Com-
missioners' Court of Brazos County
Texas will sit as a board of equaliza-
tion on the 23rd day of May 1913.
Witness my hand this 12th day of
May 1913.
W. S. HIGGS
County Clerk of Brazos County Texas.
Ex officio Clerk of Commissioners
Court
Rompers and Phy
Suits
ROMPERS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. No mother
with a child from six months to eight years of age
can afford to be without these garments. Made
from reliable material such as Gingham Crepe
and Madras with either high or dutch neck and short or long sleeves cut full and neatly trimmed.
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