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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1905
Page
3
J H Lloyd of Kurten and other visitors greet Bryan as J P Royder J N Royall and A L Jackson attend district court. Local ads promote barbecued meats stockings bakery and employment notices while Allen Academy reports 120 students and a survey of land for sale near Wellborn.
Miss Coatie Cartledge daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Cartledge near Tabor died at home yesterday morning after eight days illness from black jaundice She was 18 and reared in Brazos county Funeral will be today at 11 at Prospect burying ground. Local notices list merchants and visitors from surrounding counties.
List of letters awaiting pickup including ladies Maggie Collins Grace Dixson Maggie Ewings Maggie Gibbs Blaze Hicks Ellen Long W J Martin Roberta Martin Pisie Martin Abbie Parker Ella Pearson Jennie Polk Georgia Ransom Annie Rishon W M Stany Adolph Sharpe Sarah Taylor Hattie Bell Wiley Edna and gents Walter Brown Henry Brenham Chase Willie Chase Lattie Caswell A H Curry Sam Cash Charley Davis M D Daniels Wesley Jenkins L M Jones J H Jones J Ransom Cecil Read Henry Robinson Aubry Sim John Smith H C Taylor Willie Lee Tillery J M Charley Turner L E Walker Fred Scormadia Ginguo.
The ad emphasizes the stomach as the vital center and asserts Mio-Na strengthens digestion converting food into nutrition. It claims improved health across heart, liver, and kidney conditions and promises guaranteed effectiveness with a 50 cent tablet supply sold by E. J. Jenkins.
The Ash Pond Hunting Club has leased the Ash Pond for the season and warns trespassers will be prosecuted. Jnc K Parker serves as president. Mrs M E Yates visited from Taylor to place her son at Allen Academy.
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