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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
3
Northbound No 1 runs at 10 18 am Northbound No 8 at 1 45 pm Northbound No 5 at 2 17 am Southbound No 2 at 1 45 pm Southbound No 4 at 4 22 pm Southbound No 6 at 2 50 pm Nos 4 and 6 are fast trains stopping only at principal stations
Local news notes report the Rosa Schittino case resulting in a not guilty verdict yesterday. The Eagle also highlights millinery openings and new merchandise at Levy Bros. and Webb Bros. spring fashions and floor show cases.
Mrs C P Hobgood assisted by Miss Clara Braatz announces a March 28 debut in Bryan with pattern hats from imported and domestic designs. The shop, at the former Proctor location, invites trade and friends of Miss Braatz for courteous service and a new millinery line. G G Tilley demonstrates a patent device to restore a buggy or wagon box spindle without cutting axles or threads, a novel solution to wear.
Advertises Rex Dyspepsia Tablets to cure chills malaria and digestive complaints in four days with money-back guarantee from manufacturers. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per package. named Rex Dyspepsia. James
The Navasota Tablet warns Bryan residents to avoid railroad talk while Bryanites defend their future growth. Bryan accelerates brick building, new residences, and expects the Fort Worth branch I G N extension with a round house and repair shop at town. The city prospers with rapid population and development in Central Texas.
Stock law enforcement notice by T P Boyett 100 Marshal. list of hotel arrivals across New York to Cincinnati. Madisonville railroad and Anderson surveys mentioned. upcoming illustrated lecture by Capt Alberti at opera house March 29 with 150 stereopticon views for Brazos Union lodge No 129 A F A M.
An old Bryan Texas ad touts Quinoria claiming malaria cure in four days with refunds from druggists for chills fever or malaria. Priced 50 cents per package by M H James local pharmacist. Also notes enforcement of a racist law about nigger shooters and lists T P Boyett 97 Marshal. Rex Dyspepsia Tablets promise cure with refund if ineffective.
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