Bryan-College Station Eagle from Bryan, Texas • Page 2

100 00 ES 3 1906 We desire to thank you for the business you have given us in the past, and wish for you continued prosperity. Capital Stock Surplus and Profits Deposits G. S. PARKER E. H.

ASTIN A. W. WIEKERSON ED. S. DERDEN E.

W. CRENSHAW OFFICERS 50,000.00 60,000.00 617,000.00 President Vice-President Cashier Cashier Cashier COMMENCED BUSINESS MAY 1, .1902 Had Deposits November 25, 1902 Had Deposits November 17, 1903 Had Deposits November 10, 1904 Had Deposits November 9, 1905 Had Deposits November 12, 1906 181 356.32 285 936-96 282,084.88 434,316.61 555,481.04 (All of which was shown on regular calls of the Comptroller of the Currency) Had Deposits December 24, 1906 617,000.00 Christmas Perfumes A bottle of perfume is often an a cepta- ble gift. A dainty perfume is a delight to many a woman. There is a certain odor that just suits her personality. We carry all the fine odors.

Violet, Rose, Heliotrope, Lily of the Valley, and many fancy Prench brands They are all charming. Let us sample you and you will be convinced 0 he osning agle Entered at the Postoffice in Bryan, lexas, as second-class matter. E3G3 E3.Q E3 E3 E3 BY CARNES WALLACE CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Eagle is authorized to announce FRANK CLARKE as a candidate for re-election to the office of City Secretary, at the ensuing election, subject to the action of the Democratic party of the City of Bryan. BRYAN, TEXAS, DEC.

28, 1906. HANDSOMELY REMEMBERED. Sponsors of the A. and M. College Cadet Companies Received Beautiful Christmast Gifts.

The several cadet companies of the A. and M. College whose sponsors are popular young ladies of Bryan, presented the latter with handsome Christmas remembrances Miss Alberta Adams, sponsor of Company received a lovely gold watch with d.amo.ui I setting and a pair of opera glasses; A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL EN1MEL MALONEY PROGRESSIVE DRUGGISTS Miss Hattie Lou Hudson, sponsor of Company a beautiful watch with diamond setting and a pin set with pearls and diamonds; Miss Maggie of Company was the recipient of a very handsome watch with diamond setting, and Miss Lilia Graham Mclnnis, sponsor of the Ross Volunteers, was remembered with an exquisite brooch of diamonds and pearls. Dr. and Mrs.

W. H. Oliver returned at an early hour yesterday morning from Caldwell, being called here on account of the serious turn in the illness of Mr. M. Parker who died after their arrival.

BOTH EYES PUT OUT. Terrible Misfortune Deprives Terri tory Business Man of Sight. Kemp, I. Dec. iles hit Frank Battle, a leading business man of this place, in both eyes, rendering him sightless.

Stallarci Surrenders. Sedan, Dec. D. Stallard, former cashier of the National bank of Sedan, who ipeared on Dec. 20 last owing the bank, It is alleged, $20,000, arrived home Wednesday afternoon and surrendered.

He was accompanied by Mrs. Stallard. NOTED WOMAN SUFFRAGIST. Late Mrs. Rosa L.

Segur Was Closely Identified With Movement. Toledo, Dec. Rosa L. Segur of Toledo, a pioneer woman suffragist, died at Dallas, where she had been sojourning for the benefit of her health. Mrs.

Segur was seventy-three years of age, and was closely identified with the suffragist movement. She was a close friend of Susan B. Anthony. SHAW SILENT. Has Nothing to Suggest In Way of Relieving Money Market.

New York, Dec. M. Hw, secretary A the treasury, visited United States subtreasury and customhouse Wednesday. He said he had nothing to offer in the way of relief ol the money market. CONDENSED NEWS.

Dallas is to have a coffin factory company capitalized at. $50,000. Eight miles from Strawn, Hen ry Heinze was killed by a train. In a difficulty at Tullahoma, five men were shot, one fatally. Antoine Vacelli was shot to death at South McAlester.

Another Italian was jailed. Declaring he succumbed to the ee stacies of love, a young Mexican shot himself seriously three times at Detroit, Mich. Nathan Freeman and Tom Credon, negroes, fought fifteen minutes at Guthrie with knives. Both fell from loss of blood The right arm and leg of R. S.

Richardson of Holdenville, I. were cut off by a train at Shawnee, Okla. Mr Richardson was killed. By a wreck on the Denver road at Quanah, two immigrant oars were demolished. A mule was killed and five horses and man hurt.

Charles Rosenfield, a negro boy, was arrested at Ixiuisville, Ky. He is cbaig- ed with thirty-five robberies in Mississippi and an attempt at criminal as- 8s ait. Editor Drops Dead. Pittsburg, Dec Beckwith Fink of Latrobe, editor of the Latrobe Advance and a pioneer newspaper man of western Pennsylvania, dropped dead at his home, death being cause by apoplexy. He is survived by a widow and two Fink, manager of the Sioux City (la.) News, and Mrs.

Edward Sutton of Indiana. Officers Chosen. Fort Worth, Dec. and Association Texas elected the following officers; President, C. E.

Vans, Abilene; vice president, J. B. Hubbard, Belton; secretary- treasurer, W. J. Godgen, Jacksboro.

Tragedy In a Thicket. McKinney, Dec. Pitts of Clear Lake was shot and killed in a thicket. The matter is being investi gated. Shot and Left For Dead.

Tulsa, I. Dec. a running fight Tuesday night near Dawson, a mining camp three miles from here, Deputy United States Marshal Strick land was shot and left for aead by two desperate outlaws The bandits were captured and lodged in Jail. Strickland is in a local hospital in a critical condition. ASKED TO VACATE.

Over Sixty Corporations Desire Court to Order This Done. St Louis, Dec. Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and Blxty odd other corporations and Individuals connected with it, in the alleged oil monopoly filed a motion, in the United Staes circuit court alleging the jurisdiction of that court to bring in non-resident defendants, and petitioning the court to vacate the order of service issued by Judge Sanborn Nov, 15. All of the defendants in this suit join in the motion except the Waters- Pierce Oil company, which is a resident of the Eastern division of the Eastern judicial district of Missouri. CONSUMPTIVE TURKEY.

Peculiar White Spots on Heart and Liver of Gobbler. Chicago, Dec. Whalen of the Chicago health department has begun an investigation following the discovery of a turkey intended to grace a Christmas dinner table in the last stage of consumption. J. Inwood purchased a live turkey on Christmas Eve from Charles Klohr, a butcher.

The gobbler was fat and apparent ly In good health, but when killed peculiar white spots found on his heart and liver. The matter was taken up with the health department and two doctors held an autopsy over the diseased organs, reporting the fowl in the last stages of consumption. Efforts are being made to discover the farm from which the turkey came. Roosevelts Go to Pine Knot. Washington, Dec.

27. President Roosevelt and family have gone to Pine Knot, Va. They will return Mon day afternoon. BREVITIES BUNCHED. Half of the town of Arira, Chile, was destroyed by an earthquake.

Morgan flour mill burned. Loss is insurance, $7,500 Near Bensonville, A. A. Logan, a white man, was killed by three groes. Jim Borden, a farmer, was held up in the Chickasaw nation and robbed of Firecrackers were placed in a mall box at Dallas and several letters destroyed.

Nine thousand inhabitants of Bejar, Spain, will emigrate in a body to Uruguay and Nicaragua ANDERSON PLEADS GUILTY. Owns Up to Embezzlement and Given Four Years In Penitentiary. Kansas City, Dec. C. Anderson, former assistant paying teller of the First aNtional bank of this city, who was recently arrested at Austin, pleaded guilty Thursday to embezzlement of $0,000 of the bank's funds and was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary.

HORRIBLE DEATH. One Hand and Part of Breast Were Completely Torn Out. Austin, Dec. Clark was shot to death at his residence in Webberville, this county A hand and part of his breast were torn Robert Puckett, bis stepson, surrendered. EXPENSIVE OSCULATION.

Cost Fort Worth Man Twenty Dollars io Kiss a Married Woman. Fort Worth, Dec. justice decided that the price of a kiss a man stole from a married woman here was $20, and defendant, who pleaded guilty, was so assessed. ACCEPT OUR THANKS AND GREETI OF THE SE HUNTER CHATHAM Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year THE CITY NATIONAL BANK Of Bryan, Texas.