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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
3
Train list shows multiple northbound and southbound routes with times, plus a schedule of mixed passenger services. Local items mention PatricK in Waxahachie, residents visiting, stores and drugs, rentals, and notices from Bryan and Wellborn. Farmers Congress crowds grow and a right of way suit ends with $500.
Justice W. C. Bishop of Hearne led an inquest at Mumford into the death of Mose Davis a negro who was shot after a clash with a white man Mathis at Captain Porter's place. Evidence showed Davis struck Mathis during a disturbance then was shot following a scuffle. Also notes a Baptist church benefit at the opera house and local market news among other items.
An ad notes Quinoria claims to cure malaria in four days with a 50 cent package price. It promises refunds from H James, the leading druggist in Bryan Texas, for any case of bills fever or malaria that fails to cure.
Advertisement states Rex Dyspepsia Tablets cure dyspepsia and indigestion with a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold by M. H. James, leading druggist in Bryan, at 50 cents. Drugstores nationwide are authorized to refund customers.
Hotel arrivals list includes W A Wilson Belton M Marcus Chicago E 8 Peters O H Reed Calvert J J Gray R Lamb Houston M D Sharp J J Carter Franklin H DePrez St Louis J E Frisk Hempstead J E Van Riper Wid Armstrong W P Herms Will A Watkins C M Lancaster Dallas J G Shelf San Antonio P C Floyd Navasota C W Childress Ft Worth CENTRAL T H Magnes and wife Austin Kinsell and wife Persall Mrs H E McCall Walter Varah B H Conklin Palestine C P Orr H C Clark Arkansas J H Lloyd Kurten W W Burrows and wife San Angelo.
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