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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
2
Mrs Olga Mike wife of W W Mike died yesterday morning at 9 30 in the home of Mrs M Scrimshire after four weeks illness. She was 26 years old leaving a husband and two children ages 4 and 2. Funeral services today at 10 in the Scrimshire home with interment at the city cemetery.
An advertisement quotes W. J. Coulter urging cash payments. It promises half price on a $10 suit, stating cash buys goods and emphasizing cash transactions in New York.
The notice promotes a Removal Sale and an Attraction Sale to mark a move to new quarters second door north of Haswell's Book Store. It urges customers to find the store's new location and visit the sales events.
W J Coulter clears summer stock before July 15 selling untouched bolts at drastic cuts. Millinery at 25 cents on the dollar and summer lawns half price while cash is requested. Bargains include calico dresses, tablecloths, vests, spools of thread, barrels and boxes. Extra sales staff on site. owner to leave for New York. Also listed: young Barred Plymouth Rock poultry flock for 20 cents for 30 days.
Albert Bullock calls for postponement of the Bethel Academy barbecue and basket dinner planned for today. It will be rescheduled when weather permits, with date to be announced. Also notes a Bryan sidewalk-building revival would improve town appeal and utility. For sale Jersey cow and multiple heifers listed by John M. Caldwell of Bryan, Texas.
W J Coulter invites the public to a ten day carnival of bargains with a large unbroken stock offered at very low prices. He guarantees fast service and first pick for early shoppers as cash sales dominate and no half price sales.
Louisiana board of health requires ships from yellow fever ports to meet strict quarantine rules in New Orleans. French cruisers due for Bastille Day festivities must fumigate in Cuba and wait six days before entering the river, or fumigate at arrival and anchor six days. The Mexican sloop Yucatan will also be fumigated and held six days, with hundreds of Mexican naval cadets aboard.
In Salt Lake City on June 27 two men Edward Hank and Thomas Rowley were arrested by a deputy sheriff for attempting to pass counterfeit money in Murray. They were found with $1000 in $5 and $10 bills bearing the Merchants and Planters Bank of Savannah Georgia.
Washington June 27 Without debate the House passed a bill for a lock type canal across the Isthmus of Panama. Mr Hepburn Iowa moved to substitute the Senate bill and one more Senate action remains before Presidential approval.
Following nominations for Texas postmaster were sent to the senate by the president S. B. Morris Carthage R E Mnny Hempstead H Laton Jefferson H O Wilson Marshall J O Burns Tyler.
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