Local notices and ads from Bryan area page
Fresh tripe and codfish at D. Mike s. 51 Miss Mabel Board went to Hearne yesterday. Mrs. G. V. Gainer returns from Caldwell visit. Secondhand piano for sale at 8. M. Derden s. Wholesale and retail millinery. Mrs. Proctor s water. Roberto Stapleton of Alabama visiting the Smiths. For sale a registered Jersey cow. Apply to Walter Wipprecht. Mrs. M. W. Sims to entertain the M. I. C. Thursday at 3. Ring central for time from John Caldwell s electric clock. Lon Johnson sells wall paper and moulding. Mouton family returning to Ft Worth. Ingrain wallpaper 16c per bolt, featured prices. For rent a five-room cottage. Plant McDuff Simpson tomato seed at Wison s store. Listed licenses and marriages. Discussion of cotton acreage and crops. Womans Auxiliary organized, altar guild formed. New York Life agent R. G. Tabor. Sale of porcelain bath tubs. Card party at Mrs Clarke s. prizes won by Mrs Adams and Maud Willaon. Allen Academy scholarship leaders listed. John Lefebvre at Western Union as night operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Derden
Lon Johnson
Bryan
Mouton
Joe B. Reed
Lem B. Hall
McDuff Simpson
R. M. Wison
Will Campbell Jones Williams
Elijah Davis
Liza Evans
A. J. Mitchell
Mary Jorison
Frank Merke
Tonie Huac
Jim Williams
Josephine Brignee
R. G. Tabor
New York Life
J. N. Mustachia
Frank Clarke
J. A. O. Club
A. Adams
Maud Willaon
J. H. Weeden
Harvey
Tax collector warns of penalties for late payment
Only six days more time, and one thousand yet unpaid. Only a limited number can be waited on each day. Some will be left, and many will have to be detained. Do you want to be either. If not you had better get a move on yourself. 10 per cent penalty after Jan. 81st, 1899. J. Thideaus, d&wlt Tax Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thideaus
D&wlt
Possible Dingley successor eyed for high commission
Washington reports on January 24 indicate a vacancy on the high commission following Mr Dingleys death may be filled by a man aligned with his policies. Representative Tawney of Minnesota and Representative Russell of Connecticut are named as leading candidates with strong ties to American lumber interests and Ways and Means activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
High Commission
Dingley
Representative Tawney
Minnesota
Tawny
Committee On Ways and
House of Representatives
Congress
Representative Russell
Connecticut
New England
Ways and Means Committee
Cruiser Cincinnati Enters Navy Yard For Overhaul
New York January 24 The cruiser Cincinnati recently arrived from Cuba via Hampton Roads has entered the navy yard dock for overhaul. Alterations will be made to interior equipment and other refitting work completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Cuba
Hampton Roads
Navy Yard
Debt of Havana: Commission finds Havana bonded debt near 12 million
A Havana finance commission examining city executions found total bonded indebtedness at about 12 million dollars. The effort aims to free the city from the Spanish bank while American plans for tax collection ease agitation. A British financed Bank of Commerce holds a large lien but tax collection remains with the city. The report also notes tariff refunds and pending San Jose dock sale negotiations for 3.5 million dollars led by Lawrence Turner for Boston capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Tribune
Havana
Finance Commission
Spanish Bank
Bank of Commerce
Bliss
United States
Washington
Crrban Commission
Cuba
Brooke
San Jose
Lawrence Turner
Moses Taylor & Co
Cuban Commissioners Return to Cuba With Good Success
Cuban assembly sent commissioners to Washington to learn U S policy on paying the Cuban army. They will sail for Havana tomorrow. Captain Kohly said the commission secured part of its requests and the Cuban assembly must act. The United States showed amicable intent and no major disagreements are foreseen. Separately, postmaster general briefed on Cuban postal commission findings and U S plans to place key offices under American postmasters with Spanish incumbents as subordinates. In St Louis, Sylvester Kraemer was shot by a rooming companion while defending against an unknown assailant. his condition is serious. The assailant, a negro, fled. three suspects have been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Gallinger
Congress
District of Columbia
Lodge
Clay
Georgia
Hoar
MA Teller
Hawaii
United States
Newlands
State Department
United States of Columbia
Panama Star and Herald
Panama
New York
Havana
Gomez
Kohly
Brooke
Machen
Cuban Postal Commission
Cuba
St. Louis
Sylvester Kraemer
John Hoerman
Kraemer
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J. F. Parks’ Livery and Undertaking Establishment
J. F.parks
T. C
Hearne West Bound
Antonio
Hearne
BAS
D. Mike's
Miss Mabel Board
Exchange Hotel
Bob Tubbs
J. H. Gressett
Ed Wilcox
al Horton
Charlie Raseco
Russ
Foster
Mr. Burton
Tom Wren
Austin Neeley
Joe Barnes
Iola
Pankey
Grimes County
Eagle
Mr. Grissett
Womans’ Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church
J. W. English
Anne F. Davie
F. A. Lee
Allen Academy
Emma Ferrell
Claud Searcy
Edna Drake
Carrie Kimmey
Madison
John Lefebvre
Millican
Western Union
Academy of Music
Mr. Dingley
Ben Russell
Lewiston
Nelson Dingley
Russell
Joseph T. Labit
Abbeville
John H. Cook
Ellisville
Miss
Congressional Proceedings
Colombia
Foreign Relations
Commission
Big
Post Ofices
Earl of Powlett
Willis
IRA
D. Wyse
Parsons
Bottling Works
Bryan, Texas
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Otto Bolhme
Texas
Brazos
Grimes, Robertson
Burleson Counties
Amy
Brown Or Country
Frank W. McCo
Equitable Life Assurance
Social Pacific Mutual Life
Uni Fidelity and Casualty of New
Imco
Ent
Life
Ork
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