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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1900
Page
3
A listed time card for U. S. T. C. services notes four northbound and four southbound entries. The schedule specifies No 1 through No 4 routes with corresponding directions. The fragment documents transit timing labels without further context.
Local entries record Mrs J F Parks visiting Marlin, Miss Lula Ledman returning to Waco, and several residents visiting relatives in Waco or travelling to Dallas and Sour Lake. Mentions include Justice Powers of Harvey, D. S. Hart traveling to Waco and Marlin, and local editorials promoting Brook Hill Whisky at the Exposition saloon. Births, marriages, and deaths are noted among area families with attention to social visits and river reports on the Brazos.
A guided Mexico excursion departs Saturday April 21 with competent guides to cover sights across the country. Tickets are on sale at all stations on the Houston and Texas CentralRailroad. For details contact M L Robbins General Passenger and Ticket Agent Houston Texas.
Mrs Belle Dickerson died at her home two miles west of Bryan on Sunday night aged 46. A widow, she had resided in the area for over four decades after years of declining health. She leaves five sisters and a brother Leon county. A member of the Methodist church, she was regarded as a devout and esteemed woman. The funeral was held at her home with Rev E L Shettles officiating.
Mistrot Bros and Co opened their millinery department to crowds of ladies yesterday and last evening despite threatening weather. The store dazzled with elaborate displays including Sapho and Anna Held hats, Gainsborough designs, pastel shades, and fruit motif arrangements. Miss Carville and Miss Emma Martin presided over the millinery section as Harris Band music complemented the scene. Brazos River rising in lower Brazos bottom, Samuel Henderson called to Marshall due to his father’s illness. Miss Cole returned from Houston and Galveston.
The Indian appropriation bill will stay under senate scrutiny with limited debate. Senator Carter aims to advance the Alaskan code bill and DC appropriation, while Lodge seeks a Philippine vote day. House action centers on the Puerto Rican tariff bill amid a push for early adjournment. Two hundred Boer insurgents reportedly captured at Kenhardt. Canadian artillery returns to base.
A local professional offers services to Bryan residents with flexible room options suitable for offices. Free consultation and examination are available. Office hours run from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. On 2-17.
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