Passengers and schedules in North and South bound lines
North bound trains No 3 and No 5 depart in the afternoon and morning. South bound No 2 and No 6 run in the afternoon and morning. North bound No 102 and south bound No 101 also listed with times. Local notices report residents traveling to Dallas San Antonio Galveston Houston and Pearsall plus community events at the Glee Club recital and opera house seating details.
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North Bound
South Bound
Glee Club
Opera House
Smith Drug Co
Bryan Street
N. Jametta
Powell- Glee Club
Fly Glee Club Quartette Recital Highlights
The Fly Glee Club Quartette performs a program featuring Schumann and Liszt works including Widmung Aufsehwung and a Border Ballad. Also featured are songs by Nevin and humorous pieces The Monkey Said to the Chimpanzee and Herding Song.
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Glee Club
Quartette
Schumann-Liszt
Widmung Schumann
MLS
Juweill
Powell Nevin
Last Service Led by Dr Betts At First Methodist Church
Sunday night will be the final service of Dr Betts in his four year pastorate. At the Pastor's Union meeting on Monday morning it was decided no services will be held at other churches next Sunday night and nearby pastors and congregations will attend the Methodist church service.
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First Methodist Church
Betts
Methodist Church
Public sale of miscellaneous goods at marble yard
An order of sale was executed by Constable Baker at noon yesterday at the marble yard formerly run by C. L. Hilger. J. W. English, owner of the business property, bought the entire lot at public auction for 54 dollars.
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Constable Baker
C. L. Hilger
J. W. English
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Buchanan in Boonville
Mr G W Buchanan and family express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy after the death of Mrs Buchanan Her remains were brought from Houston and laid to rest at Boonville.
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G. W. Buchanan
Cook Goens wedding unites Courtney and city couple
W P Cook of Courtney and Miss Cora Goens of this city wed here yesterday in a ceremony conducted by Dr. I F Betts. The bride, raised in Bryan, is described as pretty and accomplished, and the groom as a worthy young man. Friends extend best wishes for happiness.
Bazaar at City Hall December 13 and 14
The Christian church ladies announce a bazaar at city hall on December 13 and 14 selling Christmas novelties oysters cakes and home made candy and inviting public patronage. Also includes an advertisement for Dr Shoop's Health Coffee and real estate rental notices at 2821f and E Rohde offices.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Eagle
Wanted A servant girl to go to Houston work
Classified notice seeking a summoned servant girl of German or Bohemian background to travel to Houston for employment. Apply to Mrs. Laura Koppe at the residence of D. Mike located at 298.
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Houston
Laura Koppe
D. Mike
Missing Honduras official Dr. Fred J. Peck in Chicago
Chicago detectives search for Dr. Fred J. Peck an officer of the Honduras government who disappeared in Chicago on November fifth. He was en route from California to Morgantown West Virginia to visit his father and has not been heard from since.
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Chicago
Fred J. Peck
D. Peck
California
Morgantown
W. Va
Woman Dies From Corn Treatment At Home
Blood poisoning from trimming a corn and applying a plaster two weeks earlier led to the death of Mrs. Benjamin Kimball at her St. Louis home. She was sixty five and the daughter of Mexican General Fernando López.
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St. Louis
Benjamin Kimball
Fernando Lopéz
Demand Withdrawn by Switchmen Union in Chicago
The Switchmen's union withdrew its demand for wage increases from western railroads. The proposed raise was 6 cents per hour, and the action was announced in Chicago on November 20.
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Chicago
Switchmen's Union
Western Railroads
Governor Denies Claim on Attor ney General's Brother Stockholder
Austin reports the governor says he has not made any statement about stockholders in the Texas company and knows nothing about the matter. Milner, agriculture commissioner, argues the stringency cannot be blamed on farmers and cites Texas financial improvements over five years.
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Texas Company
Milner
Texas
Prohibition Bill Passes Alabama Senate and House
The Carmichael prohibition bill passed the senate on Tuesday and the house on Wednesday by 70 to 4. It is enrolled and sent to the governor. Mobile opposed a county relief amendment but withdrew it. Effective January 1, 1909, liquor sales except medicinal alcohol cease statewide. a state officer earning $5,000 annually will enforce it.
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Montgomery
Mobile
Senate
House
Hoffman
Alabama
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Wellborn
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G. B. Hensarlingg
Yesterda
Y A. J. Tabor Jr
G. R. Dickerson
Jas. J. Conway
Mrs. M. L. Griffin and
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San Marcos
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A. H. Eaves
Todd of
Solon Morgan
Arthur Smith
Reliance
P. H. Arrington
Millican
J. D. Murray
Pearsall
G. W. Graham
Jack Graham
T. A. Adams
Groesbeck
Richardson and Union
Haswell
oBok
Frank Webb
J. J. Minter
Palestine
R. G. Tabor
Powell-Glee Club
W. O. Alvis
Graham Paper Co
The
G. A. Foster
Fort Bend County
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehmeatt
Walton Peteet
A. and M. College
Coppyright
the House of Kuppenheimer
Ernani
Toreador
Carmen
Douglas Powell
Macy Hope
the Glee Club
Helen Edsall Powell
Burleigh Jean Chopin
Mattei
Powell
Cook-Goens
Dr. Shoop
J. M. Lawrence & Co
Kk. J. Fountain
E. Rohde
Bryan
Cravenette Coats
Parks & Waldrop
Dr. Peck
Austin
Ate
Meng
Koppenheimer
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