The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. FIFTEENTH YEAR, No. 290, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 9, 1910 Page: 3 of 4
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Jcssi In
Elegant Line of
Hand Painted China
v..
E. J. Jenkins
CGLCML TKEA-
TfH Thur K
A TRIP TO AFRICA
HillOY. 10
TCEIJUGR Pflni
Musical Comedy Co.
-Presents the topical musical
success
A TWP TO flfGICfl sd' "jda
and "Jolly" John Larkins with a great supporting
Company.
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
H. A T. C. R. R.
No. 3 northbound..
No. 9 northbound. ..
No. 2 southbound . . .
No. 10 southbound v
No. 5 northbound . . .
No. 6 southbound. .
I. A G. N.
No. 14 northbound . . .
No 15 southbound. ..
...12:37 p. m.
1:00 p. m.
2:45p.m.
3:45 p.m.
1:02 a.m.
2:52 a.m.
R. R.
1:44 p.m.
4 : 30 p. m.
K. W. Iocke was In from Zack to-
day. '
B. A. Huggiu was In from Kurten
today.
Kip Easters of Kurtenj was In town
today.
J. P. Gilpin of Kurten was In town
today.
J. T. Dye of Harvey was In town
today.
E. R. Lloyd of Kurten was in the
city today.
J. K. Presual of Tabor was Sn the
city today.
J. A. Pate of Harvey was In the
city today. V
J. T. Ross was a visitor from Har
vey today.
You ran buy ladles' trimmed bats at
The Globe at one-half price. 309k6 Park Waldrop's
v Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Williams of Cole- ! Mr. nnd Mrs. C. S. Jones of Harvey.
Reserved Ke.it ticket s for the big
football game at Houston on sale at i
291
view were In the city today.
The blK "Black Patti" colored show
tomorrow night at the Colonial. 290
Mr and Mrs. J. II. Reed ofjlarveyl
were In the city shopping toduy.
Mound City Paints may cost a tri-
te more but! E. J. Jenkins. tt
Mri. J. A. D. Robinson of Wixon
was in the city shopping today.
' 1. J. Hulllgan and son Luther were
here toduy from Holllgun Chapel.
Mr. and MrB. J. D. Jones and chil-
dren were here today from Harvey.
Football tickets for A. & M.-Texas
game on sale Brandon & Lawrence 293
Bettep get those tickets for big foot-
ball game Brandon & Lawrence. 293
Wade Cox and Bill Edmonds left to
day for a visit to points In Oklahoma.
Several Bryan people who have seen
"Black I'atti" this season pronounce It
"fine." 290
Go to the Globe Dry Goods Co. for
bargains l; Tnn clothing and nobby
hats. ' ?09w6
W. E. Gundy and P. L. Burron were
jwere in tjie city toduy and left for a
ivlsit to Austin and Dimmitt.
I Wanted Two or three furnished
room for light housekeeping. Address
W. B. C care Eagle. 284
v"Jolly. .Johu Larkins." with the
"Black Patti" company is without a
peer as a colored comedian. ' 290
For cheap trunks and good trunks
suit cases and pure leather hand grips
no'oue can sell them cheaper than the
Globe Dry Goods Co. 309w
I repair and adjust all makes of
(sewing machines. T. A. Satterwhlte
salesman and collector for Singer Sew.
Ing Machine Company. tf
You will nnd all beet grades of
Hamilton-Brown shoes tbe shoes of
THE COTTON MARKET.
There was a rather good Liverpool
this morning the opening being four
points up but It weakened with the
American markets after the Issuance
of the ginners' report and closed fif-
teen points down. Tbe ginner' report
was issued on the opening of the
American markets and showed 7339-
983 bales of cotton ginned up to No
vember 3. Those figures by the gov-j
ernment confirm the estimate of the
National Ginners' Association and are
construed by cotton men as being
slightly bearish as they show more
cotton than the consensus of opinion
expected-.- Tbe American markets were
duo twenty-five points up but opened
unchanged and immediately went Into
a further break closing weak.
Bryan spots stood up well In the
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Won't Do Any Lz
tH
HE PROGRESSIVE MAN Puts his nn.nev
in the Hank. He uses the Bank to take care
of his money and whan he needs money he
goes to the Bank. The First State Bank & 'Trust Co.
of Bryan offers its services to the people of this com-
munity. The Guaranty Deposit Feature of this Bank
is for you. Don't keep your money around the house
where you are liable to have it stolen burned or lot t ii.
quality at the Globe Dry Goods Com- (face of the decline in the market and
pany. 309w6 today's quotations are 13 7-&c basis
im... v. . 7. ..wi .i 'fnMHllnir
world the 'Singer." Let me bring ; i
some way.
- FIRST STA JlfBAtE
AND TRUST COMPANY
BRYAN TEXAS -A
GUARANTY FUND DANK'
you one on trial.
Salesman.
T. A.
Satterwhlte
tf
J. T. Fuller of Harvey was in thejamon(? tm? visitors from Rock Prairie jare corVMy lnvlwl-
The Methodist ladies wil give a tea
on Friday afternoon from 4 to 6:30
at the home of Mrs. A. F. Wilson. All
291
city today.
W. N. Glujte was a visitor from He-
llanca today. y
Burpo Smith of Reliance wits in
town today.
Arthur dandy was here today from
Rock Prairie.
George Saxon of Reliance was in
the city today.
Carlos Salvato was here today from
Steele's Store. '
K. T. Graham of Rock Prairie was
In the city today.
H..F. Staxney was in the city today
from Rock Prairre. - '
John and Joe Stasia wt-re here to-
day from Wheelock.
C. M. Rislnger. of Holligau .Cnapvl.
was In the city today.
J. W. and Henry Sheppard were in
town today from Kurten.
Mr. aud Mrs. Mose Lipscomb were
In from the bottom today.
Tickets for big Houston game on
sale Brandon A Lawrence. . 293
today.
The Globe Dry Goods Co. can save
you money on ladies' coats and
tklrts. 309w6
Dum-an McMillan. 9. II. Manley and
J. F. Barnes were In Bryan odny from
Iola.
R. If. Hudspeth of Hondo is -the
guest of Capt. R. H. Hudspeth at
Tabor.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cunning-
ham of thii city on November 5 a
daughter
A nice line of silk and heatherbloom
petticoat at low prices at the Globe
Dry Goods Co. 309w6
For Sale A Bush & Gerts piano in
good condition; price reasonable. Mrs.
C. R. McMillan. 291
Parsons & Ray will in a few (lays be
prepared to supply McAlester coal at
reasonable prices. 291
Don't miss tbe big musical produc-
tion "A Trip to Africa" at the Col
onial Thursday night. 290
Call and see the nicest line of la-
Id tes' and men's sweaters in town at
jthe lowest prices at the Globe Dry
: Goods Co. 309 w6
LOCAL COTTON" RECEIPTS. j
Lawrence warehouse 10200!
Union Warehouse Co!. 5374!
RrHr 9 Ten 1
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JUSTICE COURT.
I THINK!
Think of your skin. K.eep it
from chapping by using cam-
phor ice cold cream. vasaline
coco butter 10c
Don't Cough
No use coughing when a bot-
tle of Kmmel's White Pine
Cough Cure will relieve you
quickly. 25c
ss EMMEL & HALOIIEY iigg
Neaisfoot Oil
The best oil to use on your
harnesf or on any leather 25c
per can.
Dye It
Change the color of that cloth
to suit yourself. Diamond and
Putnam Dyes all colors for
wool or cotton 10c.
Jim Kelly and Dotson Duncan tbe
two negro men alleged to have robbed
tbe negress in tbe Houston & Texas
Central depot a few days ago. were
given examining trials and waived
bond of $300 each in a felony case of
theft and $10 each in a case of ruis-
dnemanor. None ofr the bonds was
made.
Arnold l.ewis. colored charged with
stealing an oven-oat during the carni-
val week before last was caught' at
Navasota and brought back to this
city andawa fined $10 and costs to-
AFTER MORE HORSES.
Henry Berger the horseman will
leave tonight for West Texas after
another car of fine horses which he
will place on sale as soon as he re-
turns. Wait for bim if you want a good
horse cheap.
Total for season ....19324
Bryan spots are quoted today at
: 13 7-Sc basis middling.
Cottonseed $20.00 per ton.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City Stock Yards Nov. 7. .
It Is between seasons on quarantine
cattle aud not enough of either grass
or fed stock is coming to teat a full ward each other during the past week.
rauge of prices. Run last week was 'Liberal marketing of light hogs at
HO cars and price for the week show Eastern points is the reason and trad-
very little change on any da:. Theirs preJict a still furthering of the
run today is fairly good for the reason price range. They also look for lower
57 cars market steady. Some short prices and-say that the market will
fed steers Through t $3.00(5 5.23 today j not be settled till it has dropped below
and grass steers ranged from $4.10 U - the $8.00 mark for the best. Run to-"
4.S5 cows at $3.50 4. 10. Some year- day is 4000 head; market 5 10c lower
lings brought $6.23 last week and buy- but "the close was fully steady with
Refreshment Headquarters
1 "Talk FtuZu" J cmmc tol m
WHISKIES WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS
I handle si good goods ss can be found anywhere and beat them all
on prices.' Send me your jugs. Send me your mail order. All
orders given careful and prompt attention. Thanking you for your
; patronage and assuring my patrons of courttout treatment I am
Yours truly .
JOE 1(0 SH
TRADES DAY PRIZES.
Owing to a press of work today tbe
list of prizes for trades' day could not
be set up In proper form for this issue
of The Eagle. It wil be published tomorrow.
$5.00 REWARD
For return or information leading to
frecovery of one fawn and white bull
terrier pup four months old with ears
and tail trimmed.
293 J. M. GORDON.
ers seem to be looking for the class
of cattle coming to the quarantine di-
vision. They side step tbe heavy fed
steers thU season as they can see
plenty of this class in sight for winter
delivery whereas daily demand for the
lighter cuti cf beef makes the latter
find a ready outlet. Packers have no
stocks in their coolers to speak of as
they figure that the large number of I
cattle on feed this season will give
290 them plonty of be f of all kinds when
wanted. But this Ls u weak point and
puts the situation somewhat ir.u tue
handfl of. shippers. Those who get In
on days of light or moderate runs will
be likely to .svt a premium us the
market will be up and down with the
volume of receipts on account of the
hand-to-mouth policy of the killers.
Hogs closed last week 30c lower
than close of previous week on an
average. Diagnosed the decline is
more than that on light weights and
considerably less on heavy hogs which
two classes have been traveling to-
the loss regained heavy hogs at $S.O0
W8.20 lights ??o.s.45 medium
weights $8.208.40.
Heavy supplies of slieep and lambs
are telling u the market which closed
last week fo-b!y aud is lOftlSc lower
today; run 18.000 head. Best lambs
bring $6.50 uday yearlings $4.60
wethers $4.35. ewes $4.00. feeding
lambs ?5.2.".tf 5.50. The m;iket is suf
fering from the bogie effects of the
assumed large number on feed all over
the corn belt. Some big feeders are
waiting to stock up till the price gets
a little cheaper.
J. A. Rickart
Livestock Correspondent.
Just In
Barrell and bottle pickles yweet and
sour sauer kraut in barrel!? and cans..
stufTed olives green o'ive. sauces
catsup prepared mustard salad dress-
ing peanut butter pickled onions
orange lemon peel and citron cran-
berries new crop nuts. New goods
arriving every day. Will appreciate
Your November
Account
Prompt service two Phones two
wagons Ladies invited 'to visit this
store and examine our srock Every
thing guaranteed.
FLOWERS FOR SALE. t
Two-year-old Roses ..35cenrs! Phone US lout Orders
?llilT ( iD pol) ' ' 52 cenIs I hUphoru 38$ end 32
Boston Ivy 10 cents .
Arbor Vitae. Dwarf for lawns i
and cemeteries SO cents1
Ferns 60c up j
Ca& furnish Orchids and Carnations j
SCOTT FLORAL CO.. !
287 Miss Marian Foot. Agent. For Choict Gioctriti.
W. j McCulloch
Yesterday . We . Received Sixty Ladies9 Fine Suits !
Priced $12.50 $15.00 $1850 $20.00 and $22.50
We
Insist That
Come
and
ee The
m
The large stock of ready-to-wear goods that we carrymakes it possible for us to easily fit and please you
in either a Ladies' Suit Long Cape Coat or Skirtat almost any price you want to pay. We carry
all colors of the very newest style garments. : : : : : : : : : : :
WAISTS
L P V
SWEATERS
$1
to $7.00
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Carnes, J. M. The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. FIFTEENTH YEAR, No. 290, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 9, 1910, newspaper, November 9, 1910; Bryan, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth323671/m1/3/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .