Bryan Chautauqua Opens at Grand Opera House Today
The Bryan Chautauqua Assembly opens at 3:00 p.m. at the Grand Opera House with cartoonist Chas. F. Stalker as the star attraction. Proceeds benefit the libraries of Texas Woman's College and Bryan High School. Mr. Stalker appears again tonight at 8:00.
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Grand Opera House
Stalker
Bryan
J. J. Tatum
Edna Nash Thompson
J. W. Howell
D. D. Eastham
Conway and Roberson Tie The-knots In Benchley Home
Richard L. Conway of Taylor and Annie Roberson wed at the bride's parents home in Benchley community. The Rev G A Foster officiated. The bride is the Robersons’ daughter, admired in Brazos County for her traits. The groom works for the International and Great Northern railroad in Taylor. they will reside there.
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Richard L. Conway
Taylor
Annie Roberson
Benchley
G. A. Foster
Jnc. Roberson
Brazos County
International and
Great Northern Railroad
Protect Your Winter Clothes With Moth Exterminator
Advertises Collier's Moth Exterminator from Smith Drug Co for moth protection as clothes blankets and quilts are packed away for summer. Includes chemical product claim and store name.
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Smith Drug Co
Proposals for Wood and Meats at A and M College
Bids to supply 1800 cords of merchantable wood for 1907 1908 session due June 12 at 10 am in the Mess hall. One thousand cords to be delivered by January 1 1908. Wood quality and measurement await the Presidents approval. Also bids for grass fed beef September 15 1907 to January 1 1908 and corn fed beef January 1 to session end. A $300 certified check accompanies each bid with a performance bond for the winning bidder. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. 149 H. H. Harrington President.
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A. and M. College
H. H. Harrington
Villa Maria Ursuline Academy Commencement at Opera House
Villa Maria Ursuline Academy holds commencement at the opera house at 9 am on Monday June 10. Graduates listed include Ellen Carroll Susie Dunn Ada Field Mary Harris Hilda Japhet Ele nore Ward Letitia Carroll Elizabeth Ries and Annie Casperson. A carpenters and joiners meeting agreed to cap work at nine hours daily after July 1. Officers elected M R Kelley President Joe Pletzer Secretary R S Taylor Treasurer. Next meeting Thursday night June 6.
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Villa Maria Ursuline Academy
Opera House
Missus
Ellen Carroll
Susie Dunn
Ada Field
Mary Harris
Hilda Japhet
Elenore Ward
Letitia Carroll
Elizabeth Ries
Hatch
Annie Casperson
R. Taylor
Joe Pletzer
M.R. Kelley
Same
M. R. Kelley
Pres
Sec
R. S. Taylor
Treas
Engineer Reece fatally struck by mail crane near South McAlester
Engineer Dave T. Reece of Katy was fatally struck two miles south of South McAlester by a mail crane. The report mentions other incidents including a drowning near Astoria Oregon, a 95 year old Collin County resident dying in Lebanon, a prewar legislature member, and a pardon for a man serving a ten year sentence for killing amid family illness in Colorado.
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Dave T. Reece
Katy
South McAlester
Young’s River
Astoria
Ore
Winnie Higgin
Harry Green
Godfrey Baccus
Collin County
Texas
Lebanon
John Thomas
Secretary Filson
Oklahoma
Thomas
Colorado
Sobieski and Sobelski Lead June Chautauqua Schedule
A dense June program lists daily events at 3:00 and 3:15 p m with music lectures and readings. Notable figures include Edna Nash Thompson Miss Frank Miller Count Sobelski Capt H H Sargent and the Ben Hur entertainers.
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Howard Payne Quartette
the Butler, the Baker and the Gardener
Messrs
Iliff and Kellum
Howard Payne Boys
Sobieski
Edna Nash Thompson
Count Sobieski
Count Sobelski
Polish Republic
Frank Miller
Ben Hur
Ben Yur
Mammoth Cave
E. G. Shouse
H. H. Sargent
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Bryan, Texas
Conway-Roberson
lowNeys Chocolate Bon
Just
Emmet & Maloney
Villa Maria
THE
Hunter
Chatham
Bryan Ghal
Texas Woman's College
Bryan Graded School Libraries
xXemark
Salactian
Chas. F. Stalker
Messrs. Iliff and
Kellum
Rubenstein
Gravel
San Francisco
Jack Yates
First National Bank of
Longview
Tex
Mineral Wells
Mercer
Burnside
Oliver H. Hall
Portland
Drake
England
Leaburg
Austro-Hungary
James Klinglesmith
Pottsboro
Joseph Dwyer
Terre Haute
Ind
Eastman, Ga
Sallie G. Feeney
W. P. Carroll
Walter
Okla
City of Mexico
Fort Gibson
I. T
Pleas Berry
Robert Lee
San Angelo
W. Harkins
Coffeyville
Kan
Basin Springs
Eureka Springs
Ark
T. P. O'Connor
United Irish League
Dublin
Red Cross Society
Tennie Vaden
Abilene
Chickasha, I. T
Fred P. Hollis
Dallas County
Alabama
Selma
Ed Glover
J. J. Steagald
San Saba
Russia
Teheran
Jack Wright
Troy
W. H. Holland
Dallas
Lanham
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum
Austin
Holland
Speaker Cannon
Greensboro N. C
Nashua, N. H
New York Cotton Exchange
Gibson Station
Mount Pleasant
Rich
Denison
Sherman
Claude
Wilson
Sulphur Springs
Cotton Belt Railway
Waco
Lawton
Oklo
Indian Territory Normal Schools
James Looney
Fred Williams
Sapulpa
I. T. Benjamin Clark
A. BR. Candless
Columbus City
Holton
Perry
Cleveland Club
American Baseball League
Lajoie
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Bankers’ Association
Chickasha
E. A. Blake
Blackwell
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Dwinnel & Wright Coffee
White Crest Flour Club House Canned Goods
Jno
M. Lawrence & Go
Atsi and Market Products
Higgs & Haygoods
M. H. James
Foley
Bright’s
T.R. Batte
McConnico
C. L. Hilger
Brazos, Valley Martle’and Granite Works
Chas. Edinburg’s
Ford
Armstrong Packing House
Dr. R
Harrison
Emmet & Maloney's Drug Store
Willis House
Mes
Call and S
Brazos Valley Horse and Muj Company
North End Main Street
Bryan, Tex
V. B. Hudson
Bryan and
Franklin
Brazos and
Robertson Counties
N. Jambatt
James & Nunn
W. H. Lawrend
Over Haswell
Shoop