District Civil Business Disposed Of in District Court
District court disposed of civil business including divorce grants for Mrs. Nannie Roddge and Felix Brown, and several suits for debt, title and damages with amended answers allowed. Orders of sale were executed: 100 acres to James Wilson Jr., 12834 acres by Commissioner for partition to R. M. and M. G. Nall, and 50 acres to T. W. Drew. Criminal docket set for March 19 week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garlan
Abella Garlan
Nannie Roddge
J. E Grice
Gustave Lockstedt
Jno
Fus Cack
Wa. Randie, Jr
Randie, Sr
Felix Brown
Annie Brown
Dao Armstrong
Wm. Randie, Sr
Distric Court
Jas, Wilson, Jr
A. Cone
District Court
T. W. Blakey
James Wilson Jr
Austin League
J.G. Minkert
T O R. M
M.G. Nall
T. M . Splane League
T. W. Drew
Northbound trains reach 1:88 p m and 12:46 a m
Local notices report train times for northbound service at 1 88 pm and 12 46 am with southbound trains at 8 40 pm and 2 48 am. The column also lists community ads from merchants, licenses issued, visitors from nearby towns, and upcoming events including fashion openings and a recital by Miss Marie Avameles at Jacksonville Texas.
Directory sent to aid mission in Louisville
A Louisville dispatch reports a Rutland Vermont man asked for a list of unsaved residents to aid missionary work. Postmaster T. H. Baker forwarded the Louisville city directory, noting it contains 250 000 names and asserting the plan would provide every resident a square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Tribune
Louisville
T. H. Baker
Rutland
Baker
Clark's Sad Plight Barefooted Man Frozen Near Shawnee
Jim Clark a railroad laborer was found barefooted five miles east of Shawnee with feet hands and face frozen after walking along the Rock Island track. He had removed his shoes to rub his feet and could not put them back on. He was taken to John Ingram's farmhouse in serious condition. Governor Davis Father Dies in Russellville Atkins Ark
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Okla
Jim Clark
Rock Island
John Ingram
Poison In Free Lunch At Public Salesroom
About seventy five persons were poisoned after a free lunch at a public salesroom in Marysville Kansas on March 5. Some were very ill but no deaths were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Kan
District Attorney Targets Pool Sellers in San Francisco
After Pool Sellers in San Francisco, March 5, District Attorney Landon declares war on pool halls and vows a finish. Three pool rooms raided. sixty arrests reported. Also notes Boys Secure Homes in Rhome Texas, Yoakum visit to Mexico, and labor shortages delaying Hidalgo irrigation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Landon
Rhome
Tex
New York
Schofield Dies. Last Civil War Army Commander Dead
Lieu tenant General John M Schofield retired passed away Sunday night in St Augustine Florida. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage after an attack Sunday morning. His wife and young daughter were at his side as the last surviving Civil War army commander has died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Fla
John M. Schofield
Schofield
Negro Preachers Flogged After Church Incident
In Livingston Texas on March 6 a mob attacked two black revival preachers over the cutting of Tom Flournoy. The assailants whipped the preachers with a buggy trace and then left town. Neal Evans, who hosted the revival, fired a gun and his house was shot up in retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston, Tex
Tom Flournoy
Neal Evans
Shearing of Machinery and Notices From March News
In Brackett Texas shearing of goats and sheep is underway using patent machines and gasoline engines for large flocks. Port Huron Michigan reports Miss Elvira Jackson died from tosolitis after a kiss from fiancé J Arthur Frazier. Kerrville Texas notes a Presbyterian Chautauqua to be established. New Orleans reports Hazel Genslinger died after a quarrel with her sweetheart over carbolic acid. Washington plans a temporary $10 million national bank deposit. Bartlesville Indian Territory warns Burns to work or vacate at Bryan Ice Storage & Coal Co. Updated local notices include business changes and upcoming merchandise arrivals from Webb Bros and Krippendorf-Dittman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett
Tex
Port Huron
Mich
Elvira Jackson
J. Arthur Frazier
Phelps
New Orleans
Hazel Genslinger
Hyomei Offered For Catarrhal Troubles
A local ad letter extols Hyomei as a highly effective catarrhal remedy with immediate relief. The author, promoting honesty and a money back guarantee, details the pocket inhaler kit for 1 and refills at 50 cents, claiming a local treatment with no stomach dosing.
Bernhardt in Houston at the Houston Auditorium
Madam Sara Bernhardt will perform in Houston March 30 and 31 with Camille and La Sorciere likely on the bill. Admission costs 1 2 and 3 dollars with rail excursions arranged. Mail orders receive prompt attention and tickets mailed upon payment. Communications to E O Beach Manager Houston Texas. tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Bernhardt
Houston Auditorium
Camille and
la Sorcierer
Eagle
E. O. Beach
Houston
Texas
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J. L. Fountain
Ve. D. B. Bal
Lard
For
Ferndell
Boston
Ralston
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby
Wee Eee Eens
Bouth BO
Norta sQiu
Mary Lawrences
Iivusion
Norwey
Sam Forbes
Dallas
Victor Talking Machines
J. A. Myers
Texas Bakery
Coulter
Otto Boehme
J.W. Hicks
Kurten
Joe B. Reed
Will S. Luckie
Nora Adams
R. H. Littleton
Mabel Stubbs
Ty. W. Drew
Edge
City
W.E. Antin
Mumford
J. Adone
Calvert
J. A. Baker
Lockhart
Lucien Reed
Mudville
Colous
Norwood
D. O. Doyle
Memford
Wilson & Edge
John Vick
D. Vick
Webb Bros
J. BE. Covey
Federal Grand Jury
Gage
A. L. Zinanti
Kennedy
Fountain
Galveston
J.H. Lloyd
J C. Cloud
Norwood’sa
H. T. Coulter
Rockdale
W. F. Odom
Marie Avameles
Jacksonville
Shakespeare Club
Adams
Gage, Fish & Keith Creations
A. A. Farley
H. O. Boatwright
Baptist Church
Geo. B. Butler
F. Betts
Sam M. Winters
Burt Norwood
Navasota River
H. D. Evans
Coulter's
Wetter
Norwood's
H. P. Anthony
Webb Bros. Mo
Jno. M. Caldwell
le Gow
Blanke
Swift
Prunes
Higgs & McCulloch
Clothiers
Clark
Yoakum
Mexico
Austin
B. F. Yoakum
Hidalgo
First National Bank
Jypust
Corsicatia
City OF
Bryan
Brazos County
J. W. Howel
Guy M. Bryan
L. L. McInnis
F. M. Law, Ass
Casmien
Kerrville, Tex
Washington
Shaw
Bartlesville
I. T
Burns
Louis Stephan
Bryan Ice, Storage & Coal Co
J. W. Cone
Winter
Krippendorf-Dittman’s Ladies
Oxfords
Jas. Wilson, Jr
E. J. Jenkins
Editors of the Eagle
Yours Very Truly, E. J. Jenkins
Eton
Mary Lawrence
C. E. Bullock & Company
South Cole Hardware Co
Texas Railroad
St.Louis
Memphis
D. J. Price
Gen
Pass, & Ticket Agt
Palestine
Geo. D. Hunter
Asst
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