Sunday Paper Rate Notice From Connelly and Carme
Per month rate listed for second class mail matter printed at the post office. Connelly and Carnes publish the notice with the date April 13 1902.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1902
Page
2
Per month rate listed for second class mail matter printed at the post office. Connelly and Carnes publish the notice with the date April 13 1902.
F E Clarke argues that true preparation for death lies in faithful daily work, honest trade, cheerful giving, kind speech, and steady faithfulness rather than withdrawal or fear. He rejects timid avoidance and emphasizes fulfilling ordinary duties with resilience.
The report notes Robbins with 136 votes to 13 for Bickett as of a March 12 tally, suggesting Robbins as the likely winner in the state treasurer contest.
Reported plans of President D F Houston to reorganize the Agricultural and Mechanical College are false. Houston will visit U S colleges this summer to gain knowledge before his September leadership. Entomologist F W Mally anticipates a College Station pamphlet on pest control and boll weevil prevention, available by mail. General Wade Hampton remembered as a southern hero as Dallas hosts a large ex Confederate reunion with attendees from Washington Maryland and northern Virginia.
A detailed program for Monday night April 14 at the Grand Opera House features Part I with Boisdeffre Andante Saint Saens Spanish Arias and artists Rocabruna Roure Ferrer Adler Sres. The II part includes Moment musical La Cinquantaine violoncello solo G Ferrer Imprimiu Fantasie Chopin and Haydn souvenir violin solo J Rocabruna. Part III presents Le Cigne Mazurka Serenade and a Waltz-Jota with Rocabruna Roure Ferrer and others plus a final piece Listen to the Mocking Bird and Last two numbers by request.
TUCKER HOUSE and CENTRAL list guests including EXCHANGE RW McFerran Dallas TS Rogers Waco C P Gaston New Orleans T H Taylor Dallas W G Dalton Cleburne J F Copeland New Orleans Chas E Woodson Chicago I Block Galveston H H Blanchette Beaumont M Porter Boston J H Hager San Antonio W L Turner Madisonville S R Jackson Terrell D W Ford Hollis R L Hampton Kentucky A Martinez Galveston A J Thompson G Terry M Mark Wilcox Bryan Mrs Collier and children Indian Territory 5 J Foster Rockdale G P Foster Sartartia R A Landry Houston A L Whittow
In Montgomery General Fitzhugh Lee lectured to a large audience on Peace and War in the United States and Cuba. He traced U S history and Cuba links, praised the Civil War era, recalled the Maine explosion, and recounted saving an American prisoner named Funston of Kansas.
List of names with letters remaining in the Bryan post office for the week ending April 7, 102. A one cent charge applies per piece. When calling for these letters say advertised and give the date. TyLer Haswell, Postmaster.
Trains passing Bryan April 21 and 22 at 2 17 a m will carry round trip tickets to Dallas for 4 30 fare. Other trains April 22 and 23 offer Dallas round trip at 5 40. Tickets valid for continuous passage each way. Final Dallas departure limit April 26 1902. W S Wilson Agent.
Grand opening ball announced at Wootan Weils in April. Gun shoot on April 12 and 13. Train passing Bryan on April 13 at 10 20 a m. H T C to sell round trip tickets to Wootan Station for 1 fare. Limit April 13. W S Wilson agent.
A rental buy option advertises home or farm purchase without interest or cash, on installments. Agent Mrs. Jennie Hendrickson listed at Tucker House with doctors Cole Scott & Roberts of Waco and Marlin. Bryan visits scheduled monthly at the exchange hotel.
General Lee will give a lecture in Bryan on Friday night April 18, presenting ideas on leadership and military history. The event is anticipated to attract local residents and students from area colleges.
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