Public Notaries Names adoption and Brazos County Teachers Institute
Notaries public list submitted by Hon J L Fountain includes Robt Armstrong J R Astin A D Brietz H O Boatwright J W Barron Lamar Bethea Sam R Henderson Jeff P Mitchell J G Minkert A D McConnico M Nagle A J Platner H E Peverley W G Taliaferro W Wipprecht W T Young Ed S Darden Geo A Adams R J Ford R T Boyle Bryan J A Baker College Station C A Glenn Stone City W H McMichael Edge H F Prinzel August Prinzel Kurten J P Royder Wellborn L C Sellers Millican. Brazos County Teachers Institute meets March 21 1903 at 10 20 am at Bryan Court House with program including prayer music roll call compulsory school laws Ruskin vs Spencer on Education Institute as a class led by Rev A M Stewart business and adjournment. The institute urges full attendance and invites all friends of education to participate. W C Davis President of Institute.
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Brazos County
Teachers’ Institute
Court House
Bryan
Allen Academy Orchestra
Charlotte Stoddard
Ruskin Vs
Spencer
W. M. Board
Spencer’s
Institute
A. M. Stewart
Friends of Education
W.C. Davis
New Goods and Hats by W J Coulter
Retail notice from W J Coulter listing new street hats stylish skirts grape trimmings large pearl buttons and new white goods. The ad notes 6500 bought up in up-to-date goods and invites readers to shop at Coulter's store.
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W.J. Coulter
Webb Bros Spring Stock Offers Keen Values
To Our Patrons. A season of richest values is what we offer you a spring stock that up holds this store's reputation. We are putting forth every inducement to tempt your trade to make the season one of especially keen interest by values trustworthy goods at honest prices by superior offerings. If you have not decided on what you want come in and look over our stock. Don't stay away for fear you might put us to some trouble but come and if we can't suit you it is our fault not yours. Webb Bros.
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Webb Bros
At Coulter's Offers Silk Embroidered Wool Skirts
Large pearl buttons and all colors in Saw Silk embroidery medallions highlight new wool skirts at Coulter's.
Telegraphic Cotton Markets Show Mixed Leads and Cautious Tone
Liver pool rose four points on spot cotton and May and June futures edged up to 5.20 while midling uplands held at 5.82. New York closed near unchanged as Southern markets remained quiet. Port receipts totaled 19 817 with interior demand soft and overall sentiment cautious for both buying and selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Liverpool
New York
Tenn
Midling Uplands
May
Hotel Arrivals List Showcases Notable Guests Across Cities
A long roster of hotel arrivals includes Martin and Smith in New York, Daugherty in Sheboygan, Duffie in Galveston, Paine in Fort Worth, Hoover in St Louis, Peacock in Austin, Branch in Dallas, Davis in Waxahachie, Neham in Houston, and many others from Navasota, Houston, Marlin, Temple, and Cameron. The compilation names individuals and multiple families staying at various hotels, reflecting a cross section of travelers and residents visiting or passing through.
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H Martin
New York
M Smither
Huntsville
A Perrell
H L Lewis
Navasota
R Daugherty
Sheboygan
J Duffie
Galveston
M Paine
Ft Worth
C Hoover
St Louis
M Blackburn
Allenfarm
A Coffield
R Raine
Houston
J M Peacock
Austin
L Stevenson
Dallas
J Branch
EF L Howard
Lock McDaniel
J E Flanders
EA Higgins
JS Davis
Waxacachie
Sol Bellett
C W Carr
A M Campbell
T P McGowen
New Orleans
Henry Neham
Tucker
Privileges for Sale for Central Texas Fair
Sealed bids due May 17 for exclusive fair privileges including restaurant lunch ice cream fruit tobacco rubber goods and shooting gallery at the Central Texas Fair August 18 19 20 and 21. Bids opened May 17. party pays half on signing and balance August 18. passes not allowed.
The Irish Pawnbrokers at the opera house March 24
An advance notice proclaims The Irish Pawnbrokers three acts of jollity at the opera house on Tuesday night March 24. Mazie Trumbull leads a 26 member company with new costumes, music, and scenic effects in this popular farce now in its third year of success.
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Opera House
Ian, Sullivan and
Mack
Mazie Trumbull
Edgar Selden
Souvenir Offer to Alabama Ex-Citizens
Notice to all former Alabama residents to send their names and old county or place of residence via postal card to H. G. Benners in Greensboro Alabama to receive a souvenir of their old homes. Respond promptly.
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Alabama
H. G. Benners
Greensboro
Ala
For sale or rent start April first
Classified notice offers a home place for sale now or rental after April first. Contact W. H. Lawrence for details.
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W.H. Lawrence
Advertised Letters at Bryan Post Office March 16 1908
List of names under the heading Advertised Letters for the Bryan post office for the week ending March 16 1908. A one cent charge applies per piece. callers should say advertised and give the date when retrieving letters. Includes references to J A Myers postmaster and Webb Bros silks advertisement and a Cleveland real estate listing.
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Bryan
J. A. Myers
City Officials and Alderman Candidates Listed by The Eagle
The Eagle announces candidates for Bryan city offices in April elections. W R Johnston and W M Spell for City Secretary, W J Roberts and T P Boyett for City Marshal, C C Shelburne for City Marshal, and Roger T Boyle and J B Priddy for Alderman with voters to decide in the upcoming April city election.
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A. l L. Dunniga
City Secreta
W. R. Johnston
Bryan
Eagle
W. M. Spell
W. J. Roberts
Ryan
T. P. Boyett
C. C. Shelburne
The
J.B. Priddy
City of
RIS H and T C Schedule North Bound Trains
North bound trains from Houston to Bryan depart at 7:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. with respective arrivals at 10:18 a.m. 1:65 p.m. and 12:50 a.m. South bound trains to Houston arrive Bryan 1:55 p.m. 3:66 p.m. 2:22 a.m. and 0:56 a.m. with Houston arrivals later that day. A Hempstead connection at 12:30 p.m. links to Austin at 4:45 p.m.
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Eaves Houston
Arevee
Bryan
Houston
Hempstead
Austin
I and G N Schedule PassenGer Times
I and G N schedule lists No 101 northbound passenger leaving at 4525 p m with connection to I and G N east and west. No 101 southbound passenger arrives 7 15 p m and leaves next morning 8 p m.
Office Hours at Bryan Postoffice Schedule
General Delivery Registry and Money Order services run from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mails for midnight trains close at 9 p.m. Sunday hours list two Hosnai Cars times 10:30 to 11 a.m. and 4:15 to 4:45 p.m.
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Werek
Sa. m
Hosnai
Citywide Sanitary Inspection Scheduled After Notice
Three days after publication a rigid citywide inspection will check premises for sanitary conditions. Complaints will be filed against those not in perfect sanitary order. Bryan Tex March 16 1908. R H Harrison T P Boyett Mayor Marshal.
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R. H. Harrison
T. P. Boyett
Bryan, Tex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Icici Carci
Monarch
the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
Bryan, Texas
Notaries Public
J. L. Fountain
Emmel
Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy
Coulter
Geo. W. Smith, Jr
Men’s Furnishers
Dave Howard
Iola
J Q Adams
Willow Hole
Tom Shannon
R H Day
WS Irby
R King
Cameron
W C Durin
J D Freeman
C H Norton
Chas Lewis
Rockdale
J B Greer
J W Green
M Shepherdson
L F Keys
Jury
L Sherrod
M L Sherrod
Edge
Central
J W Jennings
Marlin
C B Stephens
Temple
Gib Foster
Kennedy
H J Allen
Tola
P M Hicks
James Davis
Waxahachie
E O Zeanan
Corsicana
J V Hyman
Yoakum
Pink Ruhmann
Charles Wall
Beaumont
J B Green
J H McCullough
Harvey
CH Vance
Waco
J T Bate
Mecca
H V Creekmore
Wife
V Cummings
Brenham
Gus Watson
Palestine
Central Texas
Paul Bradley
Burt Norwood
J. B. Dunn
T. A. Simias
Franklin
Texas
A. W. Hollman
Cleveland
Cealine Cole
Lizzie
Eaneed Diskelley
Minnie Thowelson
Mal Hartsfield
Emma Herman
Herman Hughes
Jane Hosten
Ana Johnson
Ethel Johnson
Mary Mercer
Any Lizer
Roger T. Boyle
Bryan Postoffice
City National Bank
Ed Hall
Albert W. Wilkerson
G.S. Parker
R. T. Boyle
J. W. English
M. D. Cole
W. L. Zulch
EB. H. Astin
G. G. Parker
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