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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1901
Page
3
Advertisers tout Franklin Brothers as the best meat sellers in Bryan with frequent notices from local residents visiting the city. The page also highlights dairy notices, real estate rental, local stores like Haswell’s bookstore and McDougald’s drug store, and multiple visitors including Mrs. Susie Robinson and Dr. R. W. Read.
Our stock of Negligee Shirts for spring and summer is by far the largest we have shown. The patterns are the handsomest and the dollar line offers more value than expected. Highlights include blue, pink, black, heliotrope stripes, plain white with raised card effect, and wide box plaits. Also featured is a new Manhattan Make line.
An advertisement extols Green's August Flower as the best selling remedy in the civilized world for indigestion and general malaise. It claims the formula cleanses the system, regulates the liver, and calms nerves with a few doses, urging readers to buy from Wilson Jenkins Drug Co and obtain the Prize Almanac.
The notice lists hotel guests including E H Astin Mumford D B Hateh Houston W K Kirk Dallas H EB Elrod College W O Gamson Dallas J H Gill Houston W P Gee Sherman L Keiffer W L Bickham Dallas J A Richardson Boston C F Lusch New York.
A Bryan notice urges the Central Business League to invite New York business men to stop in Bryan for investment talks. The aim is to attract a cotton mill or other manufacturing ventures to boost local industry. Mrs. S L Hamilton of Austin visits Misses Ruth and Florence Cavitt. The Payton Sisters present Dora at 2 p m, closing tonight. Miss Bessie Seale of Benchley visits Misses Vivian and Ruby James. Fresh Huylers candies at McDougald's Drug Store. Lula Hardy may visit relatives in Houston.
A local craftsman offers new mattresses and repairs old ones in Bryan. Customers may leave orders at the office of Captain Geo. W. Smith. Zach Talley handles manufacturing and overhaul services.
The Rev Dr Bowers who resigned St Andrews Episcopal Rectorship March 1 has accepted a call to the Rectorate of the Church of The Holy Innocents in St Louis Missouri and will begin Easter Sunday. Baby Show organized by Baptist ladies set for March 30 at Mrs E J Fountain’s residence with prizes for various age groups. Admission 25 cents adults 10 cents children.
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