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A high end display features new greys dark fancy worsteds and solid black suits in single or double breasted cuts. Emphasizing value and quality, the display promises the season’s best options.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
3
A high end display features new greys dark fancy worsteds and solid black suits in single or double breasted cuts. Emphasizing value and quality, the display promises the season’s best options.
Apt Geo E Bartlett for Peters Cartridge Co of Cin cinnates will perform a free shooting exhibition at 9 am in Seth Mooring’s pasture, the old baseball grounds, arranged by Cole Hardware Co. officials invite the public to attend and expect safe, careful firings in Bryan.
An advertisement promotes Mi-O-Na as a guaranteed stomach cure via E. J. Jenkins Bryan agency. It claims relief from indigestion symptoms such as pain after meals, belching, sour taste, dizziness, and sleeplessness with one tablet before meals for a few days.
Fragmentary timetable lists northbound and southbound train times with entries like 4 and 2:48 a.m. The legible figures show departures at 4 and 2:48 a.m. while other parts appear cut. The note references Bee and contains stray initials T N S and schedule headings.
R. M. Gordon promotes best anthracite and Indian Territory coal at $6.50 to $8.50 per ton with delivery. ads note customers and visitors in Bryan including J. Gregg, Rev. J. Wendel Davis, and others. Local notices report residents traveling to Austin, Houston, and Millican, plus bakery and rental notices.
Bryan reports 18 300 bales received to date this year up from about 14 500 last year, with round bales included. The season has been favorable for marketing and high prices kept most of the crop in early. A red leather coin purse lost in Lost-In Bryan is sought for return. Several local notices include moves, ads, and coal sales.
Waco carnival travel rates set for Oct 30 to Nov 3 with a $3.45 limit to Nov 5. Dallas fair offers travel Oct 27 to Nov 12 with return by Nov 13. rates range 85 to 95 with children at half price.
H. and T. C. advertise round trip rail travel to Eureka Springs and Hot Springs with one fare plus $2 during October. Special Chicago account National Assist offers colored fare of $30.90. Tickets sell October 20 24 and 22 with a November 4 limit.
To The Trade notes coal as part of a legitimate business. Bryan Ice, Storage & Coal informs ongoing operations. A marriage near Anderson Grimes County links Antone Kapchinski and Anna Grapa. Woodmen of the World set a meeting for eight tonight to organize a Woodmen Chrele with Miss Culbertson. Also ads urge stove repairs and secondhand stoves. Local hunts and visits are mentioned.
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