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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
FIRE At BRUNSWICK.
Leonard A'exander's Home Quilted. With Total
toss Of About $3.50.

Bruins wick. Ne. Nov. 6.-.An alarm wa :
runS in at SO this morning. for a fire in
the house owned and occupied by I.cOnar /
Alexander Oh the landing on Water
street. Tho family were al away. Mr.
Alexander and a son being down river
cunning. and Mrs. Alexander being the
guest OF friends in Harpswel
Mr.. Alexander left the house about mid
night for down river and it is thought
that he must have left a fire i'm the stove
rs IN" fire seemed to have caught AROUND
the chimney.
When the fire was discovered by neigh
borS IL was wei under way ana by The
time IN" department arrived it looked a
though the house was doomed. By hard
work. however. the lower portion OF III
building was saved. although it was bad
ly Quilted.
Several of the 1iremcn had narrow: cs-
cape as the chimney Tell ANA neatly
struck them. The loss * about x5ca 81
the house and $50 on Tn furniture. IN
Srrcd for S1H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
Woodman's Camp at Rumiord Falls.

;umford Falls Camp. No IoI12 eMod.rl
Woodmen Of America was Instituted
Tuesday evening. Nov. ), ut Odd Fellow
hall, Eumford Falls. by District DEBUT,
n. {. Reed. with 81 accepted charter sign.
"rs: III" following officers Were elcctco
and installed:
Venerable consul. W. e. Stevens
Worthy adviser, +. V. Tucker
Clerk. f. +. Kendall
Banker. J. J. Calhoun.
Escort |. {. Clark.
Physicians. j.. A. Nile. S. L. Nile
Waterman. II. l.. Wood
Sentry. William Kerr.
Manager one year. u. y. IIathorn
Manager two years. Fred Waldo
Manager three years, +. +. Stubborn
This makes the second camp in th,
town. organized within 30 DAYS with 4
combined membership of over 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

There was an adjourned meeting ~
the committee on accounts AZ 'hc ."
dcrmen's room at City hall, last eN'"
ing. The committee had und'r oo"
sideration bill against the Guy
brought BY Robe 4 Fish. BACK ~
1905 the city made contract "'tl'
these parties for some stone work mn
the mill Of the Edwards Manufactures
20. IN the fall Of the same year II
city decided not to have the WORK XII
ana lbrogatad the contract. ac'oruin7
to the claims of the other party 70 II
transaction. Robe 4 Fish CLAIM daun
ages. and have presented 2 biii Tor -
the amount that they were 10 reeei'.
Tor the work At the hearing ar
evening. Attorney F. j. Z. Littie ap'
reared for Robe < Fish and CIT! ~
hcitor +. NJ. Thompson looked .u..'
the interests Of the city. The comm
tee still have the matter under coh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
B0WO0IN MAN H0N0ReD.
Prof.. Packard. Accepted by Leading British
Scientific Society. to Be BanquetteU.

Providence. X. J.. Nov 6-Prof Alpine
US packard. Bowdoin College. o. who
mas Just been admitted to one of the lead
inS scientific societies of Great Britain a
c.stinctlon given to few scientists. will he
rendered a congratulatory reception in
TINS city. Friday night. Prof. Packard
admission to this exclusive society is due
TO his notable works on geology aud
zoology.
Many OF the leading scientists of liz,
, nited states will attend the reception in
Frof. Packard's honor Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,
CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS

Personals coriacted w.cSiy tourist ex-
cursious ID California. .eayiuz Chicago
every Friday night frou Boston every
Thursday over tine Illinois Central II. III.
for LOS Angeles ana san Francisco. VIA
Omaha ana the scenic line "a thr world.
passing through the rrandcat scenery ~
thc Rocky. ezra Nevada a.d the
Tehachapi m.&ailin ranges. uud Through
such tourist Joints .~ Colorado SPRINGS.
Pueblo, ST; i.,ke C.ty u-J.p aut Sa.-
rau,utn. Ntf af5;: GTNNIESu Seen
ic tENFEEt.~ IN pNNIIiHr. r.4 -l-
Illustrated nGt.rfi-.uc matter. rates. r-.~,t-
Walton WY acrt.- and all ".rtA,r .ar5-mt-
ti"u apply to ID t. C.uIr. Nrv Iu-
Agent. Illinois C,nttal II. H., I'M Wash
in-ion ST. Boston. Mass urts dhnnus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

The remains Of the late Arthur Il.
curtis. the victim IF the drowning ac-
,iI III 1T Ellsworth. Tuesday, were
brought here. Yesterday. on the w"
train ana were taken in charge ~
Truuant x Eates. who transferred
tr,m to his late home Wellman cur-
;is. the father Of the unfortunate young
mar. accompanied the remains irolh
Ellsworth Mr.. curtis had ne Watch
which his son carried At the time ana
'h~ haL stopped 1T exactly 6.39' when
Wa; undoubtedly the time the acciden.
occurred. RIicf services were he'u
over the remains at Ellsworth. yes'c,,
day morning The funeral VIII r. he'u
mt the residence Of Wellman GURUS u
the Church Hill road, al - O'Clock i'r
day morning. Rev. &. :. HAYDEN o'
the Univcrsalist church. viii olicl"'''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
Convalcsccncc.

toHEalesccnre is sometimes merely
apparent. not real, and especially il
THIS true after such diseases as pneu-
monia. typhoid fever and the grin
10 make II real and rapid there is no
other tonic so highly to be recommend
ed as Hoods Sarsaparifla.
This great medicine cleanses and 70.
news the blood. Strengthens all the Or
gans and functions. and restores
health Take Hoods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

j. w. Neal has . stock Of broom corn
grow ing in hiS garden which is attract
jn- -nmc little attention. this partl''u-
far variety Of maize being unfamiliar
~ the average person in this vicinity.
Mt. Neal. who lives on South Chestnut
s-rctt knows nothing a. to how 1t came
III grow there. AS far as il known ne
HAS no enemy who would come in the
night and SOW tares among the wheat
i'm his vineyard. consequently the only
Surp0<ition is that the seed came from
q broom and. falling IL good soil. wei
fortified ana cared for ~ the nus
Sandman It sprung up ana bore many
fold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
RECENT CENSUS BULLETINS.
Rhode island Farms. Their value and Their
Products

Washington. NOV. 6.-Thc value OF
the 549s farms In Rhode Island. accord
ing to a bulletin just issued by the
census bureau. was estimated to b"
so3, l2J. go in 1900. OF this amount 80
106. ago. or A per cent. represent the
value Of buildings. and Sl3. 421.,,0. or -
per cent. the value of land and i'm
provements exclusive of buildings. TIL"
average value Of land per acre. eXclu-
sive Of buildings. range from SASS in
Washington county to s6S.23 in Bristol
county. For the state the average value
was S29.46 per acre.
The value of the farm products u
1899 was s6.33 .s64. gain since 1889 of
Sa.ll5,564. or 500 per cent If the valuc
of products fed to live stock. 1888, 40.
be deducted from the value of all farm
products there remains a gross income
OF So,o64,'2i. equal to 1919 per cent of tho
Total capita! invested in farm property
Dairy products had a value Of 81 ?23
40, OF 3o per cent. of the gross income
Of III" farms. and poultry and eggs
yielded an income of $l,O5as35. TIL.
area devoted to cereals decreased from
ls,17' acres in 1879 to 1852 acres in 1899
bushels to 350.ll0 bushels.
The shipbuildinS industry OF Tho
tinted states. exclusive Of the United
states navy yards. according 10 a pre-
hminary report of the censns hur.au
ha" total capital of $50 500. e5, in 1860
AN lncreas" of ISL per cent. since 1850
me value of products. including ems
tom WORK and repairing was s73. 44..1..,,:3;
~ on Increase of almost 80 Der cent.
fh're We're 1883 establishments am,
Wi wage earners. with total wages
~ s-i'oeS.l"9. miscellaneous cxrerses
N'''S-2oi. and cost Of materials ps.d
was s33 .o5l 80. "'e'
according to a bulletin on tna six
INDUSTRY of the United States ;ssua1
COMMISSIONER of Census Merriam
,hlS afternoon. the number of ostah,
''"ehts IN 1900 was 4S3: capital in
'">--m wage earners. aver
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

age number, 6a,416: total wages, $780,
9S2. 1874: miscellaneous expenses. No.
264, POS; cost of materials used. Sc. 406.-
665: value of products. Slo' .2'6.2oS
In 1890 the number of establishments
was i12: capital invested. $o1.O0' .o31 /:
average number az wage earners. 49,
1872: total wages. sl1.,6o.44l miscellan-
eous expenses, S4.25e.62S; cost of ma
terials used. s5l.0o4.i25: value of pro-
ducts, IS. 29S, 454
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

Ta" commissioners fer k-nnrb.-'
,.uaty haN" received q petition for the
laying nut ri winter road in West
Gardiner. The proposed highway viii
leid from ne county road near the
residence or L. y. Wing across the
.4al Of Wing. y. : Edwards ana
Lydia I'll Edu ards to III, land OF O. l..
t:' gers. A hearing on the petition has
ho-u ordered for 10 O'clock IN the morn
in- IT ptc. III at the residence Of /. L.
WING.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
Local Matters.
The journals Telephone CaII-.I3S-l.
Wearied Am 1ition.

On, T. seconds chase de minutes an. !.
minutes chase Dc hours W
IN dah's scarcely time enough IN bro,.,
de air an smell de flowers. 'Ae
ne hours dcy goes a-galloTing to overt.L
De day. A''A5
An de fns ting dat you notices n uo.,.
rag ruined away. 'A
\ done played out a-tryin' to keen m,
Wiz an Dat rush; up
gwinc 10 stop an res nv feat ~
voice Is gWine ter hush. -
Ism seconds m dem minutes. dey kin.
hustle ~ dey please. a."
E"lne ay back an siddown ~.
watch en- at my ease. "'
Washington Star
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

charles f. Wiile%. proprietor Of Hote
!hacher. Bibbeford where slot ma.
thlnes ard Il stock Of liquors were re-
Gently seized. vas taken before the DO
ne" court Tuesday. On search ana .ri-
|urc Wiley pleaded nolo contender,
waived examination and being found
guilty, paid a fine of 800 and costs
f"r Keeping gambling house he WAS
fined $50 and costs. which ne Maid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

-tIl knights VI the Maccabeeg sboyld
attend the regular review. tonight
There viii be work in The degrees af,sr
which refreshments will h.. served 4,
tno hail. tn" degree staff will have =
choarsll previous 10 the review
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

Daniel H. MoSher has been appointed
watcEmaH ANA fireman at the post
cif'r' ANA took his new position. last
evening. Mr. Mosher is q resident Or
this city but has been for the past /.
years An cmploye Of til" Maine central
Eai'road. as member Of the Carp"n-
ters ana bridge crew. ana during th-
Fg~- f,W years has been a stationary
engineer. He H. well and fayorahly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

work n progressing finely on the non.
cottage IF John y. Lane at Hammond.s
'irovo- The building is already board
20 ana partially shingled and the M
sons were employed. yesterday I,
erecting the chimney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

The weather may not warrent !,
nevertheless Russell & Weston mai
fur display in their south wIndog.
''4l iadies greatly admire and thar
represents furs Of all kinds. grades ami
n.ices. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
Local Notice.

wish 10 employ lady or gen''enr
who writes a plain hand anu %" -,
references. Send name ana auO =
and I viii cali Burt l.. foths, ~
Susta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

When YOU are on Water stree, ~.
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ana gee Tor yourself the kind OF books
mat are included in our great Offer u
page eleven Of this issue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

New Advertisements To.Dav,

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

Wendenburs cough can'iv. 70, s
hy Lena G. Cochrane. - N"tei ot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

ADDITIONAL LOCAL. MAI q
Will. RE FOUND ON PAGE ?.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14

Work began on the j. w. Coffey
three story brick on the east side to-
day. For some time little brick lay
ing has been done in town on account
of the disagreement between the con-
tractors and men.
1t looks good these days to see peo.
pie from the country eating their dim
ners in the park The trees are now
large enough to make good shade
and every day country folk find cool
retreat there for the dinner hour.
Another Santa Fe mortgage was
wiped off the records today. 1t was
given in 1870 10y the Kansas City, Law
renee & Southern to the Union Trust
Company of New York and amounted
to 81, 740, 600. The mortgage was re-
leased on the records today.
Mr.. Us. Rodgers, of the Lanyon
Zinc Company, and Mr., DAILY who has
been visiting him here and looking
over the lola gas field went east last
night. Mr.. DAILY is superintendent of
the Northwestern Gas Company of
Toledo, o., And he expressed con-
siderable surprise and admiration of
the local gas belt.
Despite the art of milliners and
tailors, the small boy is the only
human being who has solved the diff
Guilty Of comfortable summer dressing.
With trousers indifferently hanging
about the knees, shirt open in front
sleeves unbuttoned, straw hat on one
ear, gaps without lining other thar
hide in lieu of side pockets, it is 9
blind aud exhausted zephyr that can
not manage to evade detention by. the
small boys apparel.
Owing to an affection Of the throa
which has resulted in the almost tota
loss of his voice, Rev. f. w. Beeson
formerly pastor Of the Presbyterian
church in Carlyle, has been obliged L
abandon the ministry, he and hi
friends hope temporarily. He ha
rented the Canatsey house on eas
Irving street, and Tuesday brough
his family down from Emporia t,
make this their home. Mr.. Beesol
will travel for the next few months il
the hope of restoring his health.
The mission Of Tom Milne to Wich
ita proved successful and word wal
received last evening by Neosh,
Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, that Franz
i. Travis, of this city, will be mad
one OF the Deputy grand chancelo
commanders. Neosho lodge is on
of the older and stronger lodges in tn
State and heretofore has not beel
represented in the grand lodge. TIL
new appointment is believed to be
stepping stone to deserved recog
milton.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14

Again today the west bound Pacific
was loaded down with harvest hands.
The eastern part is handing the west
ern part some thing.
Topeka State Journal: The lola
papers claim that the electric lights OF
that town have killed most of the bugs
and are rejoicing in the prospect of a
bugless town. Don't bank on it. The
electric lights of Topeka kill 1,543, 76S
bugs every season but there are just
as many around and ready for busi-
ness the next season.
The threatened difficulty between
one of the local firms OF masonry con
tractors because of the employment of
non-union labor has passed, the firm
accepting the conditions and every
thing being arranged amicably. AS a
result several buildings around town
are going ahead again after having
been left by the masons for several
days.
Chanute needs more school room
and voted yesterday on bond propo-
sition for the erection Of a $25, 900
high school building. 1t was to be
located on the ''west side" and was
defeated by the east side. This is an
ancient line of battle in Chanute. The
two west wards gave the proposition a
majority OF 329, but the east wards
piled up 749 against. Any town is un-
fortunate that has snch condition to
face and the REGISTER is glad lola
people vote schools as fast as they
are needed, regardless of which ward
they are in.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
Warm


With the thermometer
near the 100 mark your
thoughts naturally turn
to the lightest weight
and coolest looking
clothing. We can sup
ply your wants. We
place on sale this week
one lot Of Crash Suits at
81. 80, also coats and
vests, same thing, at
$l.00. Our line of sum-
mer clothing cannot be
surpassed. Come in and
be convinced.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24
Texas Medical Laws.
, the Editor of 1'he Post.

10 the Editor or lJe iost,
houston Texas, February ID see tnne
some folks are shouting about our medical
lnws. Nothing tile matter with the law
uothing at nll IL can turn out more law
tna1o certificate doctors In one year tpan
rhn state medical college could torn ont
graduates ia -four years. A rev wears usp
n fellow who had failed NJ almost every
thing he had tried. came to me 90 shid'
'Tncle Ike, | see lots of peopl8 practic,,
Ing medicine that never went 10 BY ernopi
at all aud they say. no use 10 go 70 seno9, s
n doctor aud ! want you TO tell me now
10 pet q certificate" ,a.,
We'll. Mr.. Jones, what qusinpatlons
have you 10 nuke doeforF
ITO teil the truth, Uncle Ike. I've only
THAT Is powerful key. Mr.. Jones,
Did yon ever hame ah,s eApe''sHS
sinyWsll YES; I'VE been tinkerlng with
medicine some time. and ! doetoreu Two
OF my own children until they GOT pesona
what knowed and then ! sent ior =
doctor. he said he couldn't do no more;
They both died. but ] believe ! manages
the eases as good as anybody could. a.
"That is very sad, Mr.. Jones put -
shows that You are a man OF grit. and very
strong eonyictions Hope you Intend 70
study up little while prscticing
@oh, y, yes; ~ I've 90 got as.90d family a'''''
well then, Mr.. Jones. each and every
member OF the examining board are ar
lowed 70 Issue temporary cerunchte -
an applicant that allows him TO- practioe
until the next regular time for the poara
~ meet Now, | am told the way most
OF them do is TO apply TO one member
ana get the certificate and then be very
Sick az each regular. meeting, time sns
gaii 10 meet the board, but call on one Of
Nc other members for another certificate
and by this simple plan continue the Ger,
tiGcates INDEFINITELY. In some eounaieS !
ain,omn or certificate, but II Is best 70
Set the certificate for some. fool Judge
might start the grand jury TO investigating
and YOU might have a ine e. pay =
THANK Won, Uncle Ike; THINK you 4
soc through the whole business. I'm
vi IN less than q weeks tine Mr.. Jones'
nsiled onf: aUncie Ike, got 'er.r
Tho last I heardsfrou. him he stu nAA
,er and was known as Doctor Jones'
" ANY, Uncle Ike.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24

A HIGH GRADE gents bicycle, good as
new, 10 exchange for a good pony or
horse. or VIII sell cheap. Address 32l5,
this Office viii call "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

| HAVE 10000 acre ranch. close in; plcnty
water, grass and improvements, want
capital TO stock same immediately; viii
se-. S..eap. esant ess wv, Ills osnSS.
FOR SALE--200 acres at 80 an acre, AID.
dress y. W. Oates, N17 Congress.
40yACRE FARM on naNigable water to
Houston aud Galveston; Sls miles from
depot. good house. barn, etc, 30 acres
10 cultivation, l00 acres timber; all rich
land, $40 30 per acre; 10 acres near head
OF navigation up Bunalo bayou. now ready
to subdiyide into lots. $1,000; brick 0usl-
ness building, centrally located, rents for
O per cent net On price, 1900 acres u
miles from city; fronts ~ miles on pub.
Estate Exchange, 2ls Main street, Hous.
ton. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24

FOR SALE-Two handsome lots, corner
Milan and Hadley streets on asphalt
pavement.
Large two.story house, No. 900 Louis
lana street.
Ten-acre lot 81. Holman tract south
side.
All bargains Call
Geo L.. Porter s Son,
206la Main Street. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24

i. ~ sl ,ltNEBs-we offer osk wood
yfs NJ ii i Tour feet or longer. cut from
'irs sr hair cord. Bnt tie eheapest
t75 nv wood Is dry oak stove wnni.
takes SIrd. 500 per half cord aud
lh eorS olg wagon; no fake TO deliver
srd enr az a time. C,ndiipp's Wood
hoae 2ssu Elysian aud Liberty; new
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24
LAMPS

ir which TO burn it are so beautiful,
safe and cheap. They certainly ale
here. We have big line of all sorts
and sizes from little Hand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24
Lamps at as Cents
to handsomely decorated Parlor and
Hanging Lamps.

to handsomely decorated Parlor and
Hanging Lamps.
Come in and look at them.
we have just received line OF
handsomely decorated Cake Plates,
Salad Bowls, etc, on which the
manufactures made quite n conces-
sion in the price as an inducement
TO accept them, the goods being In
tended for holiday trade.
Large and richly gilt decorated
Cake Plates, usually $50, at. -. 1.75
Elegantly decorated Salad
Bowls. usually $50, at. .,...... fT5
Beautiful Oval Fruit Dish, usu-
ally $50, at...,,......,..... 1.5o
Novelties in Cracker Jars, at. 1.25
Novelties in Chocolate Pots at. 100
Decorated Chocolate Sets on
Tray, at. ,.............,... $40
Handsome Syrup pitcher on
Plate .....,..''.'...'. ''' 'o"S
Sugar and Cream Sets, usually
Use, at .,..........,,.'.'. SOC
Decorated Candlesticks. usually
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25c
Decorated Cuspidores usually
50c, at .....,...,....'.'. DOC
3.piece Pudding Sets, a useful
article, at. ...............' .'.' l'2'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24

FOR EXcHANGE-Piace near la Marque.
,rsxns. Galveston comfy, and near tho
g.. II and II. railroad for land within
three miles south or southwest Of Hons
ton Address L. o. box No. O9i, Houston,
Texas. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24

N,INTyRE : THORNTON HllFhor9
Taxas Februars 20 Ar. y. A. Nclntyrs
md Mrs. A. {. Thornton we're marde'
$50 last hight BY Dr. Reddin Andrsv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24

FOR SALE-Oue and half lots corner
Pierce and Chcnovert bargain. Adj
dress Owner. this office. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24

FOR SALE-Tweuty one acres OF innd,
with new eight-foom house. wind mill
and tank. situated In the town of Maria;
everything in hrst class condition. For
particulars address II. u. Giilett, Maria.
Texas 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24

COR SALE. cheap, 1873 acres fine rice land
I'm wharton county: all fenced; good
house, ~ acres under plow; close TO two
depots, Address the owner, w. J.
Groom. Wharton Texas. 22T
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24

ITTTLF HOME, S525, part cash. balance
monthly; large lot fenced, east front
harm and garden: one block from car line.
u. u, Smcaton. 500 Travis. ~
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