Northbound and Southbound Train Times Listed
Train schedule shows northbound service at 1 88 p.m and 12 46 a.m with southbound times at 8 40 p.m and 2 48 a.m.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1906
Page
5
Train schedule shows northbound service at 1 88 p.m and 12 46 a.m with southbound times at 8 40 p.m and 2 48 a.m.
Local notes record visitors from Dallas Palestine Calvert Hempstead Wellborn Grimes County and Austin. Names include Dr N S Grice Maggie Dawson J L Crane M Q Lipscomb W V Hanway and many others. Merchandise mentions Haswell s Book Store and Ed Hall s breakfast cereal toasted corn flakes. A newborn daughter is noted for Mr and Mrs Will Higgs.
Coulter frames a bold page advertisement inviting readers to outfit themselves with new clothing, signaling an aggressive push into the market and inviting shoppers to visit Coulter's for a wide selection.
An eye catching page ad hails Coulter's apparel and the Schwab $15 special as the best and most fashionable suit values seen in Bryan. The copy emphasizes style, fit, and service for men seeking updated clothing.
A string of visitors were listed in Bryan noting Miss Ethel Orr and J M Orr from Edge and other locals from Macy Grimes county and Simonton. Merchants Wilson Edge and Texas Bakery advertise goods and services while legal notices report damages in a railroad accident case yielding $6000 to Carl Beene.
Dr Betts outlines Methodist church services with morning and evening preaching Epworth League at six forty five p m Night services at seven thirty p m Mr and Mrs J D Touchstone to move to Merr Texas express regret at their departure The Carter versus I G N Railroad case resolved in favor of the railroad via Madisonville Metor real estate: Monroe Edge agency sells 843 acre tract near Edge to W H Walker and son C G Walker for seven thousand nine hundred eighty seven dollars Alonzo Carter wins Long Horn contract for this year at Bryan College praise for Carter’s work
Trade at Coulter's has been brisk for a month forcing his early return to St Louis last night to buy new goods. He will be away about a week and plans a third trip if sales stay strong. He emphasizes fresh stock and avoiding old merchandise.
Local warehouses report cotton receipts up to six yesterday afternoon. Lawrence Warehouse and Brick Warehouse show middling at 10 1 2 cents on a total basis.
An advertisement argues faulty digestion drains nerve energy and promotes Mi o Na stomach tablets as a quick cure. It claims a few days’ use tones the digestive system, boosts nerve force, and helps sleeplessness, debility, and appetite, with a money back guarantee from E J Jenkins for every five cent box.
The A M College Lyceum opens with Senator Tillman on Monday October 15 at 11 a.m. instead of 8:00 a.m. The shift aims to accommodate attendees and ensure prompt start.
Bryan citizens may attend a late hour lecture by South Carolina's fighting senator. No subject is fixed yet but a race question talk is anticipated, delivered in the senator's clear and forceful manner.
October 13 in a river bridge area Bert Worth reports a boy named Willie Sasa was thrown from a wagon near the courthouse foot of the river bridge. He suffered a severe jaw injury with half the left jawbone ground away and all flesh stripped from the left cheek.
Reports list E A Flynn gravely wounded at Kawton Chickasha Texas and a grand fair success. Gari Travis, a boy, fell from a horse near Hmma Texas and soon died. Q L Beach, late Gonzales Enquirer editor, died at El Paso from dropsical trouble. A chicken hatched with four legs four wings four tails and one head died. Lee Sorrell at Kampagsas Texas sentenced to five years for murdering his brother in law Wardman Ayers.
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