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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
4
The schedule lists numbered northbound and southbound passenger trains with times for No. 1 8 5 and No. 2 4 8. It notes fast trains at principal stations and includes connections with marine lines. Key entries show No. 122 Northbound leaves at 7:00 am, No. 104 Northbound leaves at 4:30 pm, No. 108 Southbound arrives at 7:00 pm, and No. 121 Southbound mixed arrives at 4:50 pm.
Ed Hall went to Waco yesterday. Families and individuals including Mrs Franklin in Calvert Miss Rohde in Sarasota and Prof Minter in Jewett joined recent moves. Visits from Alvin Beaumont Houston Navasota Marlin Waxahachie Mumford and other towns mark a day of regional mobility as deer hunting success is noted for Wyse and Taliaferro.
Mrs Fannie Calhoun and children returned to San Antonio yesterday. For Rent one hundred acres near town apply Capt George Polk. Store on Main Street Zannatti block for rent apply James Dum. Smoke Silver Crown cigars advertised as best five cent cigar in the state. Mrs Ed Stuart to pass through Bryan Thursday en route from Dallas to Havana to join Lieut Stuart. friends may meet her at the depot.
Lost dog named Bess described as a female shaggy black terrier with four white feet a white breast and tail tip she answers to Bess notify Dr VT J Pugh. Cure for dyspepsia and indigestion advert by M H James leading Bryan Texas druggist. Rex Dyspepsia Tablets priced 50 cents refundable if not cured by all druggists.
The Eagle condemns daytime engine and car switching by I N G N on the street west of Main as a nuisance. It recalls the grant that switching should occur at night, and notes the company is not following the agreement.
The Minister's Son, a pastoral drama, was presented at the Grand Opera house in Bryan by W. B. Patton and troupe. Praised for naturalness and humor, the performance drew a large appreciative audience and solid scenic effects.
All druggists are authorized to refund money in any case of bills fever or malaria if it fails to cure. Price 60c per package. Mrs James, the leading druggist, Bryan Texas.
Mayor Mooring announced a strict crackdown on loafers and bums. Beginning January 1, the vagrancy law will be rigidly enforced against those without visible means of support. He said work is available in railroad camps and urged the nuisance to stop immediately.
John W. Coulter expresses gratitude for years of patronage after selling the Bryan dry goods business to W. J. Coulter and announces a cash only operation to reduce costs. He pledges same honest practices and asks for public support.
Bryan post office lists remaining letters for week ending December 30 with a one cent charge per piece and instructions for calling advertised. Fraternal Union lodge No 483 elects officers Marvin Wallace Fraternal Master and J H Mawhinney Justice among others. notes prospects for year ahead and monthly meetings. Social notices include New Year greetings hours at homes of Mrs H O Boatwright and Miss Arnie Cole with multiple helpers listed.
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