Local Bryan News Highlights and Community Notices
Bryan area items include visits from Julius Levy and others, local business ads, and upcoming events. Rev J P Skinner preached. amateur concert by Bryan and College ladies drew praise. railroad right of way meeting held. restaurant moves to Gooch building. Christian Church Ladies Aid tea planned. grand jury reports twenty six indictments.
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Bryan
Assembly Hall
College
J. G. Harrison
J. Webb Howell
W. 8. Wilson
F. B. Giesecke
The
New Railroad Enterprise
Dr. J. Fountain
L. L. McInnis
H. Rohde
J. W. Howell
G. M. Brandon
J. W. Doremus
M. Parker
J. W. Coulter
J. W. Johnson
J. A. Myers
Marriage in Millican at Grooms Home
Sidney Simms of Peach Creek wed Jennie Freeman of Wixon at the groom’s Millican home with Justice Poole officiating. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simms, observed the ceremony on Thursday night March 8. Cigars were sold at Exposition Saloon by Smoke Metropolitan.
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Exposition Saloon
Sidney Simms
Peach Creek
Jennie Freeman
Wixon
Grooms Home
Wm. Simms
Justice Poole
Millican
Oiloid Portraits Free With Purchases at Covtrer Store
J. W. Covtrer offers free Oiloid portraits with every $20 in goods. Customers receive a handsome portrait enlarged from any picture chosen, by presenting tickets earned as purchases are registered. Limited number of specimens available for viewing in show cases.
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J. W. Covtrer
British advance on Pretoria gains momentum amid Mafeking relief hope
London reports Lord Roberts will start a Pretoria push within days as railway links to the Cape stay intact. Mafeking remains the last major anxiety with a relieving column partly made of regulars. Russia alone among great powers would intervene, while Pope Leo XIII declined action beyond a letter to Queen Victoria. The Bloemfontein surrender prospects and Boer exodus with trains and wagons moving north are noted.
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London
Cape
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Orange Free State
Mafeking
Kimberley
Russia
Leyds
Leopold
Johannesberg
Bloemfontein
Steyn
Peaceful contest drives British push into Orange Free State
London reports a steady advance with little combat expected until General Roberts reaches the Vaal River. Mafeking fate unclear as Cape Dutch revolt appears suppressed and Kitchener may join Roberts. Rail chief Girouard tests supply lines Cape Town to Bloemfontein while Dr Leyds vanishes from Brussels. Irish symbolism spreads among officials and judges. Webster Davis arrives in Naples. Paris warns residents to be ready for war. A Frankfort shooting totals seven killings since December. Georgia peach crop shows no major cold damage.
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London
Orange Free State
Roberts
Vaal
Transvaal
Brussels
Globe
Siad
Lord Russell
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Boston
Sparr
Revere
Media Coffee
Java
R Rive
Paul Revere
John Chancey Kernole
Tee Eeenee
Cole Bros
Bester South
Julius Levy
Hoxnton
J.O. Kernole
Anderson
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
R. H. Seale
Benchley
Dave Lloyd
J. P. Skinner
Brook Hill
Mount Vernon
W. B. Hudson
Calvert
J. C. Mickle
Gerdanarket
F. J. Anderson
Optician
Navasota
E. D. Mouton
Ft. Worth
D. Mike
Opera House
John B. Mike's
Dgt
E. L. Shettles
Chas. Edinburg
Gooch
James and McDougald
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Jackson
Madisonville
Waco
W. Buchanan
Chatham Machine Company
Edge Brosd
D. Mike Jr. & Co
Wooten & Harder
Tyler Haswell
Waldrop
C. L. Goben
Osteopath
Parker’ Building
Mapfering
Free State
Webster Davis
Naples
United States
America
New York
the Herald
Indianapolis
Gas Belt
War Office
Paris
Frankfort
James Horton
Garland Breeding
Horton
Georgia
Atlanta
Jai. i. Lawrence
AJAX
Dwinnell-Wright Co
White House
Royal Java
Louisiana
Drogdons
Jas. 0
Kernale
J. V. Brogdon
Pindell
Swift
Blanke & Bro
Dodson & Braun
Cross & Blackwell and
Stephens
Durkee
Dansby & Dansby
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