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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1902

Page

3

Train Schedules Northbound and Southbound Details

Northbound No 1 leaves at 10 18 am No 8 at 1 45 pm No 6 at 2 17 pm Southbound No 2 at 1 45 pm No 4 at 4 33 pm No 2 50 am Nos 8 and 4 are fast trains stopping only at principal stations No 122 Northbound leaves 7 00 am No 104 Northbound leaves 7 00 am No 108 Southbound arrives 7 00 pm No 121 Southbound mixed arrives 4 30 pm Cones near main line connect east and west Nos 108 and 121 connect with additional services.

T.C G. N Passeng

Local notices and ads from Navasota area update

Col Gordon Boone from Navasota and Ira Gooch of Navasota in the city yesterday. Coulter's advertises 15 cents per yard oil cloth and large line of embroideries and insertions. Jake Shapiro from Madisonville in town yesterday. Conk Good white girl wanted for cook apply to C F Moore 4105. Mrs Clarke Winslow returned to Galveston yesterday. Co B McGregor from Millican in town yesterday. Women’s and men’s shoe sale at Coulter’s. Mrs L B Mendola and Miss Altenburger to Livingston for Easter. Machine needles at Coulter’s. Lonsdale bleach at Coulter’s. FOR SALE small house exclusive of lot near office. 102 John Thompson of Millican sent 57 pounds fine strained honey. John W Gee vs Houston and Texas Central railroad settled for 300. Hon Frank Andrews represented railroad company. Baptist revival closed with 35 additions, 26 baptisms. Evangelist McConnell and family left for Hearne.

Ira Gooch Navasota Coulter Jake Shapiro Madisonville C. F. Moore Clarke Winslow Galveston Co. B. McGregor Millican W. J. Coulter J. W. Aldredge Hearne Bryan Coulter's Lonsdale Green John Thompson The Eagle Thompson

Hotel Arrivals and Exchanges Listing

Hotel arrivals show guests from Houston Longview Jacksonville Navasota and more. Names include Turner Barnes Gordon Smith Andrews Newburn Scott Rollo Foley Weidmann Shepard Thomas Astin Thomas Wells Dehlendorf Mateek Sherrod Decker Carll McGregor Earl Wright Williams Hogue Pollar Speer Hamlin among others.

R J Turner H &Tc J A Barnes R L Gordon T H Smith Frank Andrews Houston T M McConnell Longview J M Newburn Jacksonville J C Scott Franklin Dan Rollo T W Foley Jr Navasota Felix Weidmann Meridian C B Shepard Beaumont E H Astin Mumford J P Thomas Boston Carll Wellborn McGregor Millican Earl Palestine Wright B Williams Calvert Hogue I & GN Pollar Chicago Dawson Bonham George Dallas L Speer Tennessee Hamlin

Telephone Notice and Church Society Formation

The Bryan Telephone Company assumes charge of long distance wires today and both local and long distance offices stay open day and night. Subscribers stay connected at business, office, and home locations. non subscribers must use the telephone office. Tolls will be collected daily by a dedicated boy. A Methodist church ladies’ group met to fund pulpit chairs altar cloths and related items, electing A M Waldrop president and naming officers and committees for by laws and naming the society.

Bryan Telephone Company Methodist Church New Methodist Church A. M. Waldrop Edna Zuber Pauline Spann R. M. Gordon Miss Winters Drudgington Irma Collins Lizzie Kirk

Notice to Enforce Stock Law in Town

T P Boyett 100 Marshal warns all stock owners that the stock law will be rigidly enforced with no exceptions. Calves and cows found roaming will trigger complaints. Keep your stock up or face consequences.

T. P. Boyett

Lumberman's Convention Travel Deals and Summaries

Houston and Texas CentralRailroad offers reduced round trip tickets for the Lumberman's Convention in Houston from April 8 to 10 1902 with sale dates April 6 and 7 and a cut off for return April 12 The Lumberman's Special to Mexico City departs Houston 1115 pm April 10 via the Sunset Route with stops along the Republic of Mexico A low delegate rate and extended limits are noted for tickets to Houston or Mexico City Information is available from Carl F Drake Austin Texas or M L Robbins AGPA Houston Texas. Sid Mr George Echols seeks a cannery partnership in Providence area citing abundant water wood and a plant site plus a house and boiler and asks for a practical partner The Christian church ladies plan a bonnet sale at city hall April 2 starting at 9 am to benefit the parsonage fund A visit to Bryan cemetery highlights monuments from B E Hawes of Bryan marble yard The district court meets for the fifth week with the jury dismissed The Baptist church ladies announce a cake sale on the Saturday before Commencement.

Houston Houston & Texas Central Railroad Mexico City Republic Carl F. Drake Austin Tex M. L. Robbins T. J. Anderson G. P Houston, Tex George Echols Providence Echols Ladies of the Christian Church Benefit Parsonage Fund Bryrn B. E. Hawes Bryan

Bull Fight Turned on Matador in Juarez Arena

Americans cheered as a bull gored premier matador Jarrigo at Juarez Mexico. The bull flipped him, tearing clothing and injuring his leg and hip, ending his career hopes. Mexicans hissed amid a looming clash after the attack.

Juarez Mex Jarrigo

Guthrie Fire Destroys State Capital Plant In March Blaze

A Sunday fire in Guthrie O T leveled the State Capital printing plant the Hotel Capitol the St James hotel the Cammack livery stables and the Richey general store. Losses reach 350000 with the plant alone at 250000 insuring most of the town’s stock and equipment was destroyed. Incendiary cause is suspected as flames quickly spread in a high wind from the basement to the upper floors.

Guthrie O. T State Capital Printing Hotel Capitol St. James Cammack Richey General Merchandise State Capital Frank H. Green

No more hunting permits in Indian Territory

No more hunting permits will be granted in the Indian Territory. W. T. Jones of Terrell has purchased the Farmers' Review at Bonham Tex.

Indian Territory W. T. Jones Terrell Farmers’ Review Bonham Tex

Confederate Reunion Tickets to Dallas Sold in April

Trains passing Bryan on April 21 and 22 will sell round trip tickets to Dallas for 4.30. Other trains on April 22 and 23 sell to Dallas and return for 5.40. Tickets valid for continuous passage each way. Final Dallas departure limit is April 26 1902. Wilson, Agent.

Bryan Dallas

Bryan City Election Ordinance for Mayor and Council

City council ordinates that mayor and two council members will be elected by qualified voters of Bryan at City Hall on the first Tuesday in April. Election to follow the city charter ordinances and state election laws. J. S. Mooring signs as Mayor. M. Spell as City Secretary.

City of Bryan Mooring M. Spell

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Ol Igt Oren Aa Sanborns Java MOCHA W. A. Withers Marlin J. R. Johnson C. B. Shepherd of Jno. M. Lawrence & Co Frank Myers McKinney Judge Taliaferro H. J. Putney Reliable Tom Foley H. Dunlap Kurten John M. Lawrence & Co Susie Barnes Waco D. F. Dansby Jessie Johnson J. T. Freeman Thomasville Ala Wilson and Jenkins Drs. Cole Scott & Roberts Chase & Sanborn Coffee Mills Kate Atkco PA Chase and Sanborn Dansby Ing Parks Waldrop Men’s Outfitters Gordon Boone Coul Ter’s John W. Gee Baptist Church McConnell Harrell Central CS Jones Harvey J P Powers L Wells E W Dehlendorf Judge Day Joe Mateek A Sherrod J C Decker Tucker House Lumberman’s Convention Sid Ladies of the Baptist Church el Paso MO. M. Lawrence & CO Notics Hanway’s E. Grieser M. H. James & CO International and Great Northern Railroad Lewis Laredo Austin San Antonio ST. Louis Memphis Objective D. C
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