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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1905
Page
3
Northbound train times listed for H T C and I N G N services show No. 11 arriving at 4 35 p m and No. 12 at 9 10 a m as schedules detail departures and receptions throughout the day. The scattered figures include 1 38 p m 12 46 a m and 3 40 p m 2 48 a m for various routes.
The Chaney market notes big business from prompt deliveries of meals and promotes Hazelbrook Rye at Ford's Saloon. Several locals including Miss Weaver and Miss Adams traveled, while others like Ben Knox and Dunk McCorqudale returned from a Navasota river duck hunt with good sport.
Legal notices list multiple real estate transfers with names and transfers. John T Wyse to Estelle Caldwell 0.7 acres in 8 F Austin league for 7500 dollars. A G Board trustee to Doremus & Butler 2344 acres in T F McKinbey league for 50 dollars. Harry Brenham to James Francis 60 acres in Calvert Baker league for 150 dollars. Sam Grear to Anderson Grear land in T M Splaine league for 60 dollars. Opheia Moore to Saral R Moore city lots for 8100 dollars. WM Nagle to Henry Newton 55 acres in Brazos county for 8500 dollars. W Wipprecht to Henry Newton 55 acres in Brazos county for 385 dollars. M Adams to Minuel l 2214 acres in E M Millcan survey for 130 dollars. J M Caldwell to Elmore Padlon 18 acres in SF Austin league for 150 dollars. DD Dawson to W O Sanders 97 acres in Ater Lee survey for 7750 dollars.
The piece warns of winter illness from indoor life and poor diet and promotes Mi-o-na as a stomach remedy. It claims Mi-o-na digests properly, strengthens the stomach, soothes irritation, and cures various stomach related ailments. It cites E J Jenkins as the local druggist and notes Mi-o-na costs 50 cents with a money back guarantee.
Open season for certain game birds under Texas law expired January 81. Reports say robins and doves are being killed around Bryan despite restrictions, with a $518 fine imposed per bird killed.
An explosion in the Black powder building at the Hamilton Powder company works in Northfield British Columbia killed one Chinese laborer. The blast shook the city but the works are isolated and overall damage is not extensive.
Reno February 18 Colonel P W Keyes a pioneer mining man of Comstock was found dead at the bottom of the Mammoth mine dump at Six Mile Canyon near Virginia City He had been at work and fell from an ore car rolling over the precipice to his death in the dump incident near Vir ginia City Nevada.
Friday’s assassination shocks Russia as authorities tighten security around the imperial family. Reactions vary from sorrow and sympathy toward the emperor to elation among revolutionaries who claim the deed may spur concessions. Messages of condolence flow from France Germany and Britain as officials plan funeral attendance.
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