Local News And Notices From Hearne To Waco
Local items report Will Hollis visiting Hearne, Mrs. E. L. Hall headed to Mart, Joe Hearne returning to Waco, and C G Parsons in Beaumont on business. Ida Japhet and Dan Japhet of Houston visit relatives. Fifty bushels of Whipperwill field peas offered at three cents a pound. Cattle and horse prices noted. Rental notice for a cottage near school and business.
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Ida Japhet
Dan Japhet
Houston
D. D. Dawson
Ready to wear Trousers for first-season department
We showcase a handsome variety of patterns in fine tailored trousers ready to wear. Made by an exclusive pant house in New York with a nationwide reputation for quality. Prices are marked especially low to introduce this department.
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Pant
New York
Mak
Konecny Bros
Bry‘an
Pring
Local notes from Bryan business and visits
A string of brief society and commerce items lists yesterday arrivals from Kurten Bremond Dallas Steep Hollow and Millican plus officials and notables visiting or returning from Austin Fort Worth Huntsville Rockdale and College Station. Local merchants advertise meats produce and party favors while mentions of marriage licenses local jobs and roadwork appear among the short notes.
For Sale or Rent Two Lots and Modern Six Room Cottage
Two lots of ground with a modern six room cottage in the eastern part of town offered for sale or rent. Terms and price reasonable. Tyler Has well. 4126 w29 All kinds of fresh bread, cakes and baked goods at Mrs Otto Boehme's bakery. Exline Co Dallas sells office furniture fixtures and business supplies. Bryan agents Connelly & Carnes and Ed Saunders with Robert W Howes return from Fort Worth Knights of Pythias grand lodge and horse show. City park hedge trimming underway and library building debris cleared. M W Dickey's baby girl burned in fire yesterday morning. mother helped. James Moroney elected alderman at large district C Dallas. wife is Miss Nonie McQueen. Henry Jacot, A and M grad, en route from Mexico to Switzerland via New York and London.
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Jennie Howell
Dallas
W. P. Bullock
Steep Hollow
Sam Harlan
Austin
Charles
Gainer
Millican
Beatrice Hearne
Navasota
John N. Henderson
F. D. Perkins
Mumford
George G. Shelley
Franklin Bros
Roadmaster Burke
Kansas City
Keneeny Bros
Gill
J. A. Baker
Bryan Grocery Co
Howell Bros
Texas
Ada Board
Ed Hall
Rockdale
M. Francis
College
Fort Worth
M. Derden
Kate Lawrence
Huntsville
Ring No. 40
H. B. Stoddard
Tyler Haswell
Otto Boehme
M. W. Dickey
James Moroney
Maroney
Nonie McQueen
Captain George Polk Dies After Illness at 88
Captain George Polk, 88, died at his city home after a two year illness. The funeral will be Sunday at 4 30 PM from the city cemetery under Masonic lodge auspices. He was a prominent county citizen with many friends. A fuller obituary will follow tomorrow.
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George Polk
Masonic Lodge
Bryan Light Guards to Inspect Armory This Evening
The Bryan Light Guards are to meet at the armory this evening May 2 at 7 30 for inspection by order of Captain George W Winter. About twenty additions to church memberships are expected from the revival at the Methodist Church. Captain James Hornbrook will inspect the armory and equipment this afternoon and the Guards this evening at 850.
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Armory
George W. Winter
Methodist Church
James Hornbrook
12Th Cavalry
U. 58. A
San Antonio
Hornbrook
Bryan Light Guards
Evangelist Bass
Bryan Steam Laundry Installs 100-Inch Mangle For Linen Work
The Bryan Steam Laundry unveils a new 100 inch mangle for linens and flat work, claiming to have the most expensive and up-to-date machine in Bryan. A. E. Worley becomes agent for Carson Sewe o in the local territory, with duties starting yesterday. J. C. W. Carr will represent the Navasota house of the firm hereafter.
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Bryan Steam Laundry
Bryan
A. E. Worley
C. G. Perry
Ullman, Lewis & Co
Brenham
Bryan House
Carson, Sewe ‘O
J. C. W. Carr
Navasota
Socialists Manifesto Disregarded and Crime News from Texas
Socialists manifesto calling for a general work stoppage is largely ignored. In San Angelo Texas William Thompson jailed two years for burglarizing the Robert E Lee post office. Ed Riley jailed in Orange Texas for murdering his wife. In Constantinople the czar seeks commutation for Ibraham Albanian sentinel sentenced to death for killing a Russian consul. King Edward leaves Rome for Paris amid a grand farewell.
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San Angelo
Tex
William Thompson
Robert E. Lee
Ed Riley
Orange
Constantinople
Czar
Ibraham
M. Stcherpina
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Louisiana
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby
AIC
Will Hollis
Hearne
E. L. Hall
Mart
Joe Hearne
Waco
Wwewne
C. G. Parsons
Beaumont On
Claud Mitchell
Navasota Waefareday
Cox & Odom's
Norwood
P. D. Dawson
Roberts. Webb
V. W. Cloud of
Kurten
Yaterday
J. E. Marriott
Bremond
W. R. Rhodes
Chatham Machinery
Elsie Garrett
Mattie Thompson
L. A. Plasek
Annie Kroleyk
Johnnie Holliday
Ella Lawrence
8. A. Willis
Marlin
Holmes
Bart Norwood
Aldrop
Henry Jacot
Mexico
Switzerland
London
Capt. Polk
Swift & Co
Koneeny Bros
Lynville Houston
the Elks Lodge
Opera House
Mike
Socialists
Rome
Paris
Edward
MO. M. Lawrence & Company Telephone
Taylor’s
Luther Taylor
Levy Bros
The
Globe
Weenicke
Elastic
Ilavy Bros
Gra Provic Comfo
Able P
Gore
Coulter
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