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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1899

Page

5

Local Bryan News Highlights and Social Notes

Mrs. D. B. Knox visits Waco. Dean Hearn returns from Navasota. a busy mix of local business ads and social notices includes trips to Chicago St. Louis and Europe being planned by residents. The Eagle reports on the Ellison murder verdict and local commerce, theater ads, and upcoming church services.

D. B. Knox Waco Dean Hearn Navasota Sul Ross Clarke & Danaby Bryan Trant B. Knox Joe Hearne Chicago J. N. Goodwin Wellborn Burt Norwood St. Louis Joe B. Reed Master Dougie Waconk Mount Vernon Exposition Saloon John Chandler Cameron Lon Johnson W. W. Kennard Miss Helen Mise Helen Clarke & Dansby Albatrons A. J. White H. B. Lloyd Eagle Office Rhi Jesse Ellison Frank Abo Ellison Opera House E. N. Warne Japan Texas Baptist Church Julius Levy Europe Navasota Examiner Charlie Edinburg Zennati Block Girf the Eagle Wheelock

Mistrot Bros millinery opening draws stylish crowds

The spring millinery opening at Mistrot Bros. & Co. drew strong attendance and sales despite bad weather. The display featured elegant decorations, striking show windows, and a celebrated millinery section led by Mrs. Farnham and Miss Martin. Fashion colors Cyrano violet and fadhe dominated with black velvet ribbons and tulle accents.

Mistrot Bros. & Co

Cheap Rates West Attract Pacific Migration

Portland readers report trains on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company lines bring hundreds east to the Pacific coast. Michigan and Missouri visitors head for farming in the northwest and mining opportunities in California while others travel to Mount Vernon and New Whatcom seeking cooperative or lumber ventures.

Portland,Or Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company Northern Pacific Great Northern St. Paul Pacific Coast Northwest Calif Michigan Southern Pacific Sisson Cal California Missouri Middle Western States Mount Vernon Wash New Whatcom

Commerce Improving in the Extreme Northwest Trade

San Francisco reports rising commerce with Siberia and other Asiatic ports. The cargo Lucile sailed for Viadivestock carrying flour tallow hardware agricultural implements salt bicycles and other goods worth about 75000. The bark Wilma ships out a general cargo bound for Viadivestock.

San Francisco Lucile Wilma

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