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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06

you are a man." said Savernake. "A
man after my own heart. The rest
well. it won't exactly take care of itself,
1 shall take infinitely good care of it.
All I ask is a docile pupil, and by the
time we go on shore at Liverpool I'll have
you ready to play the part. You may
YOU will-make mistakes. They shall be
set down to the whims Of young man
who can do as he chooses, with the world
for his football. 1 tell you, between us
we shall do the trick. You will carry all
before you" To himself he added: Lady
Mary was right. After all, 1t Is blood
that tells
When they finished their talk, it was
nearer eleven than ten. BY the time that
the inmates of Joliet Prison were having
their frugal MONDAY meal their late COM
panion was speeding towards New York
in Pullman car.
He was dressed in as good a suit of
ready made clothing as Joliet shops could
provide, and though they were of cheap
material and clumsy fit, Severnake was
able to regard the wearer with admira-
ton and a pride well-nigh paternal. In
New York apparel more desirable would
be procured, and the old man felt
childish pleasure in the thought of the
unaccustomed luxury with which he
would be able to supply his handsome ac-
QUESTION.
Yes, blood tells he repeated, as he
sat opposite the eX-pr.son bird, his eyes
dwelling with infinite satisfaction on the
almost faultless features. He's gone
through the mill the world has been
against him, yet he's fought his way to
the top and, by Jove, he's worthy of
place there! He's the finest Blandon of
them all. How Lady Mary will rejoice in
him." This thought brought in its train
another, not unall!ed with it, and Sever
make leant suddenly forward, bringing
his face closer to his companions.
by the bye" he said, his eyes half
yelled. There's something 1 forgot to
tell you. My dear boy, you're engaged to
be married.
(To be Continued0
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06

and want no more of it. Is it the coal
gas you are goin' to try and bottle up
and make a cure for the whoopin'
cough?"
BE calm and fear not. You see this
stuff? 1t is a new fuel to take the
place of coal. 1t gives out FIVE times
the heat and leaves no ashes. No more
Juggling UP coal, no more ashes 70 both
er with. 1t will be snap to work in
this kitchen after this. Just take out
what little fire there is, will you, SO
that l can start afresh?"
"There'll be a Robbery of some sort"
protested the cook as she obeyed. You
know there allus is
Never you mind about bcbberies.
I've got a dead sure thing in this, and
there's barrels Of money in it. You
came from Ireland. I believer"
Il did, sir
We'll, within two weeks all Ireland
will be talking about Bowger's new
fuel, and 1t will probably be mentioned
in the papers that you were the first
cook in the world to use it,"
Its more likely they will be sayin'
I've left my place. but git along with it
and have it over with"
Mr. Bowser put in paper and kin
dlings. added liberal quantity of his
new fuel and then stood back. Things
went off with rush. and he stood back
and rubbed his hands and whispered:
only one pound of my patent fuel in
there, and just feel the heat, The fuel
tives 1000 miles for dollar Do you
observe? Do you feel? Do you realize
hundredth part of what this means to
the civilized world2"
The cook had opened her mouth to
say that she thought her wages ought
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06
Sc THEW AND NERVOUS. ~

II had suffered from indiges-
ton, and only those who have suf-
fered from it know what it really
is" writes Mrs. M. J. Pagan, Of
1913 East Genesee Street, SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. l had severe at
tacks of headache and dizziness,
with cold hands and feet every
thing 1 ate distressed me, bowels
were constipated, and I was grow
ing very thin and nervous. can
not express the bad feelings l had
when 1 commenced taking DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. I took nine bottles of the
Discovery and several walls of
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. l
commenced feeling better with the
first bottle and kept on improving.
Now am SO greatly improved in
health my friends often speak of it.
1 heartily recommend these medi-
cines to all suffering as 1 was"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06
a CgsyEDyS CURE.

"My little boy was taken with
indigestion when he was a year
and a half old, writes Mrs. w. D.
Benson, of Maxton, Robson Co.
N. c. "For FIVE long years we
spent all we made for doctors
bills, and it did no good. When
he would take a spell of indiges-
ton he would lie for ten and IF
teen days, and it seemed as though
he would die. He could eat only
a little milk and cracker, and he
got very weak could not sit up
all day, and | gave up all hope
of his ever getting better. Three
years ago / noticed DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery recon-
mended for indigestion. We
bought some and gave to Our boy.
Two bottles cured him. He is as
we'll as can be, and can eat any
thing he wants and it does not
hurt him."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06
sou OVERS
s Y ONAA CHSs

The soldiers stomach is one of the first of military
considerations. An army with an incompetent com
missariat has it's efficiency already discounted All
other things being equal well fed men fight longest
and strongest The reason for this is plain. Food is
the source Of all physical strength. Mind and body
are SO closely knit together that hunger which weak
ems the body also affects the mind and impairs its
resolution What is true of the soldier is true of every
human being. It is the we'll fed and well nourshed
est and live the longest and contribute most to human
progress
The vital point to keep in view is that one may
be we'll fed and yet not we'll nourished. Usually
with food endc VIII the of the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06

to be raised 81 per month. when there
was low rumbling, trembling Of the
whole range. and next instant the COW
ers few up to the ceiling, the doors
banged open. and burst Of flame filed
the kitchen. Mrs. Bowser from the
room above heard howl from the cat,
scream from the cook and yell from
Mr.. Bowser and she knew what had
happened. She couldn't go down for
the smoke. out as she opened the front
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06
AN ISLAND STOREHOUSE.
BY NJ. Quad.

Copyright 1900 by c. B. Lewis)
Two thousand miles due north of the
island Of Mauritius AMI almost md
way between that and the Seychel.e
group is the lone island of Agalegas.
1t is an island about six miles in cir
conference. with its highest point
about 100 feet above the sea. There
were no inhabitants up to 1882, though
traders and shell gathcrcrs often call
ed there for wood and water. "A part
of the island was covered with veget-
tation up to that date, but it is now
little better than a jumbe of broken
rock.
1t was in the year 1881 that the cap
tain of a trading schooner entered the
port of St. Louis, in The Mauritius, 10
tell a wonderful story about this island
of Agalegas. He had called there to
wood and water and make repairs, and
while his crew were at work he explor-
ed the island Amid the rocks he
discovered a great cave, and from that
cave he had taken and brought away
two elephants tusks, "a box Of silver
bars and a jewel handiel sword. He
was a cunning chap, this trader. and
he had got the stuff aboard without
his crew being the wiser and had said
nothing about the caves. IIe did not
report his find 20 any consul or other
official al st. Louis, but after hanging
about for awhile he decided to make
confidant of the firm Of Daypne & Co.
This was French trading and export
ing firm, and as | was in It's e",ploy |
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06
Stow BUT S

Mr.. John L. Cougj
Glen Savage, Somerset
writes uI had BEEN
for about a year and I
ing unable to work n |
time. The doctor said /
disease and indigestion
troubled with a hungI
and / seemed to be raw
throat clear down into
ach. My appetite was
poor, and / was sick an
as though / had been S
for months, and my |
throbbing continually
short of breath Final
to you for advice, anc
formed me that l had
and torpid liver. ~
three bottles of C
Discovery / bega
slowly and soon wen
I have been working
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06

question is solved You could put a
roast of beef in that oven and have II
fit for the table in an hour Ny dear
woman, I'll be running cotton factories
for IS cents day and driving locomo-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06

door the trio came {
basement to roll in
front yard.
1t wasn't much Of a
or eight pedestrians "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06

upset everything and fIoode
over the floors soon had q
the course Of a quarter
open doors and windoy
house of smoke. u
the lounge. win Pr
hair. and 49,
him and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06

body We food into the stomach BY the clock and think have
but only much Of perfectly ged and assmaed which n1usss
and the allied Of digestion and nutrition are diseased there failure to
which marked by physical weakness loss flesh naton Let
cine food Medicine cant make strength The force
very who feel loss of strength and weak
nouishing
incapable the
the daily the
kidneys other
Medical
nutrition
to
liver kidneys and other having their origin disc
The testimonials here of
thousands Nothing established than
Medical Discovery indigestion dyspepsia with
nutrition perfectly cured by this remarkable
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
SUGAR ANp RIcg INDUSTRIES.
CAPTAIN Dunovant Regards Them the
Most Profitable for This Section.

Captain Dunovant Regards hem tne
Most Profitable for This Section.
Captain w \. Dunovant, who has just
returned from his rice and sugar fields at
Lakeside, was seen by a Post representa-.
| tive last evening He reports that his
exception II placing the large $50 horse
| power Corliss engine, which has been
| SHIPPED and Will DC there In q few days.
| lie says he has purchased this mammoth
engine and PINNED his min with a view
10 charging the capacity ~ the mill and
| that with the expenditure VI about 5000
| additional his min VIII have q capacity
Of 300 barrels of rice per dny
Tue rains which Houston has enjoyed in
the last week have not visited the rice
M sugar neids pt lakeside aud Captain
llbhnlAnt says they are needing rain bad
~ lie has pumped all the water out %
ilon on the Colorado river but it Is IN
sthicient for the irrigation OF his rice md
sugar lands. lie bad contrnct w!;h
but they have failed TO do So, and In cun-
seqNence of their Inability 90 secure water
even for their own lands, Mcssrs. Vine
ydu Walker have abandoned about 400
acres of very promising rice and have
made no attempt To water IL or ~ furnish
MN with water for two months; that when
be saw they could not funll their contract
ne put 10 pump 40 the riycr. ana has
Just completed canal four miles In length
ga Eagle Lake; but th1t be began too late,
ana even now has not sufficient power 10
furnish the water needed for his own
MnlS, and as a result he has lost about
l?o acres Of rice, unless they have an
abundance OF rain FROM now un and even
WIN THAI The crop ON the 1900 acres VIII
IT, very short Captain Dunovant has
harvesting IL Ne THINKS tho 9oHo acres
Wlitl have received proper attention and
Wnch ne harvesting viii yield from
twelve TO fifteen barrels TO- die acre.
captain DunUyant is also one Of com
IhuF which rs crcctiu. W1WWa.h sugar
mll and rcfnery a. Lakeside This viii
IH NFll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04

ra.r'7e .a. .Y- o. the -h.lt..or N.0e
win ue A.d r"ll. a'' '."'''H a' ta
-a w.r ha m.otmr % .U. Wnr DO
'n..'iI- ..nur'nr" I.". DO
r. f,'u uan u fhe taH
-.. b..l af rltlc woas postponed lts
T.uOru- tr" N.- uiauf trH|sa. fu IIit.
%. .... ,.u..u.g1fira oil tas uiH- for street.
iuE
static ana Codaty Tax Collector Glass re.
duruf taxes SG2T2 50. uccuputinn taxes,
SG72l.35 Total Sl2,O0&.S1.
There ARE undelivercd kilograms at the
panys Office for Il. T.. Curtis. G.. q Bad
lcy Frank Wyatt Srhc Ncmcr j. e. ASH
by Recruiting officer ]. s Morris
me Houston Light Guard vt hold a
regular monthly business meeting tonight
ar The armory az wnich Important matters
e nRct en- with the financial par, OF the
ocanizauOn WI come up for yun.idera-
News was received In this city Yesterday
that Waltcr TIA" young son OF Nj tyHlie
Burns, former citizen ~ Houston mad
met suddel death IN Los Angeles C1l.
b. colliding with street car Waite riding
on his bicycle.
The Houston Cavalry VIII meet tonight
IN room 4 ri tn Converse building n Is
expected that the company VIII rtarl 81
decision NJ the meeting tonight On regard
10 alltNuN luN iNlNFNNiiNNAl INlf MT san
Antonio on Military day, October ~
Mt Joseph A. Tanlh0pllc aud Miss Lena
Ausiachla VIII be- mHllrd no J3O o. M
lndav at tho Church OF the Anuuuclatlou.
Following the ceremony "a reception viii bn
neld Ht ne residence of tine brides par
cnts. Mr. ana Mrs j. y Mustachia. nj slt
San Felipe street.
Mn a. q Belcher elected teacher In
The city schools an lasl nights mecung Of
thp school board, is q graduate of Emory
college. Georgia, ana holds the bachelor n
arts degree from Harvard tic has also
taken a course Ia tho University OF Chi-
cage. and has eight years experience as a
teacher,
very large crowd was ON hand for tho
summer nlght concert ana dance al Tur-
ner hall last night. Notwithstanding the
fact that summer Is waning the Interest
IN these delightful outdoor concerts In.
cteases rather than dimlniShcs and the so.
rlts VIII probably he continued several
weeks longer probably until toward Inc
closing days Of October.
She nSw automatic switchboard which l.
80 hc Installed at the central ffe station
has arrived and the derrick Is ga readiness
Toy hosting II 10 the second floor OF the
building. Ihe automatic registers ANA
storage batteries are also In readiness ~
be pui into service. II will require abnut
Two weeks tq connect NJ the wires en-,
biaeng the eight circuits Which are 10 be
connected with the new switchboard.
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here to look cverthe oil industry, in which
he Us also Interested
Miss Charlotte ). Hall took passage on
me International and Great Nothcru fast
mli yesterday afternoon Tor Minneapolis
Mlnh. whore she will spend some time
Mr.. g A. Bandit. an attache Of james
hute paint aud paper houses. has gone
on @ trip go BunNlu, ~ y, leaving over
the International and Great Northern yes.
tcrday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs l. Rcscnslrnud have re.
turned from Wharton. accompanied by Mr..
kosenStrand's mother and brother and
MISS annie Myers ard Rev. GlA4er. all of
thls city. Mr.. Rostnstrand's home will
be at 1912 Texas avenue.
~ D,93nnduct9r lanes Mcclure Of the Ia
tciic road with his wife and little lnnrh.
yer Erin, has returned from two months
SHcauon trip during Witch they visited
Ne.W ORR, Ru1alo Niagara, chicago and
VII. McHuirc's home no Peoria, M
NJ Jen d. Bryant who returned yes
tElooE from Damon Mound. ropnris MAJ
tnr HuHcy wei No. !. az de6t6 of Nh
i9ot., ON can rock, aud results are
eii99h seems to be that this wen Will strike
Nil :. inomaH Fitzgerald took pnssnge on
NH 'ss,r.lI aonal ana Great Northern fast
9sIihh sunday afternoon Tor a trip to Rnf
~. Mrs. Fitzgerald will stnp a; 81
Nnl'I Hcuo"l aud ON her return home VIII
N'~p ~ h'i Oh home, Fort Wayne. Ind
H. W. NctuNic and Thomas H. Bon.
tst,, iGnrncd Yesterday from m extensive
wock No. Minneapolis hffendiet the emn,s9t
'"nfegtiou OF the Tontine Savings nSsc+
tthaii,ou OF Minneapolis, Mr. McGarvle being
absent theT al4 agent gisl,e y t9is cry whe
ieiEolt Cleveland, Cincinnati. Niaesrs
N"NS' hhhaio ana the Pan American.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
UNNATURAL FLESH


Reduced by Leaving or Coffee and
uslno Postum Food Coffee.
y have used coffee many years. in fact
ever since was g chtd. until few
months ago ! became satisfied that il hnr,
ne c3usrd ihr miserable drowsy feeling
anu tue heufed condition or ms body i
MNAS very heshy all the tinc, unnatuiauy
since ! left oG drinking coffee ana use
Iqslpm Mood Coffee the effect has been
Mnhdertul ] feel like different pcrson
the Moating has all gone. ann very
nneh thinner aud more natural In shape.
NaNe bDlter appetite ana do not feei
sleepy IA drowsy us before. / shall never
use any ipore rcgll1r coffee
When | first tried Postum, wos No,
satisfied with 1t, but decided that he
, rse' u p, ne my own for 50 many people
,9'Te was some trouble In my preparation
ti;ily and FOUND that / should hon Il IN,
enough 10 bring out the favor ana th-
i .s value, When prepared Il right, ii
WIS elegant ana ] am more than nieased
NJ tht delicious beverage ! have FOR
Pope ll3s I'D St, Detroit. Mich.
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WORTHY OF Asslstance.

no tNc Edltor % VIC Post
Galveston. Texas. September 1T b
Desired that tho Kind people of Houston
assist Mrs Kate Bonn, an aged widow. In
procuring an auihrul limh which will cost
about 500. she lost her only son aud sun.
Galveston. and shortly thereafter had tho
misfortune 90 lose ON uf nrf legs Il is
ahs"'utcN noycssary for her To De cuaried
10 Eet around 90 provide for herself
Her nllrys- i- lTloil Washington street
Houston Texas whore contributions may
hC sent Alice = TioIn5n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04

nine Inches In circumference The melon
was sent 20 Mr. s. u. g. Morse ~ he
southern Paclhc railroad by Mr.. r. NJ. 40
bctt manager OF the Stevens drug iluuSe
at Anglet0n II was grown by Mr.. Eber-
spncher hn Angleton truck grower
Pref. Attwatcr hopes 10 Dc ahlc ~ ne
serve the melon long enough Ia exhibit It
az the Dallas fair, which COMES OF now In
q few weeks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04


EX-GOvernor j. s. Iloeg is az the Logan
t. r. Han of IIoyi,na. Cuha. is ut the
IaNlor
T. / pi.bop of rrdtonoo,lIs T. st,rri,o
at The gI-toI 100
Mr. * V,b.rte of Ora,on IL at tb,
Iutch!us hor-r
NJ, , IT,. y - c.ar. % c,,.o..
are an tho Logan.
At e..,.,i.,.,.,. ~ po,,r,,tt f. r,,,ts
teIt5 Az fTD rI,,,.,, ''7''
rs p..t.. , ~. ,,.,....,,,. ,,.
,rri,i a. 81 '',"" i'' ''""i'' - " ''''
arri,. w. ~ ,5. ~ n iI.s I''' - 'iH'"s tue
49, ~. u..,,...., ,...
W.T. F'"rsr T.. lll'h'9 nus returned from
''p I' Ne" Hh-'"''.
lHu VI LU~kei % Galveston is among
tne arrivals 40 the Lar'H'
ls stopping M fine fanIor.
~ g...... ..l ,r..t,.r r,.,.+,..,
-. w.. Pew" '',t '"S''' '"s'''7
nave returned Ii"N l''N'''-
.,, Mr u ~ r Ir9n'nIs o. Hoh'tsyIlle is
guest aL inc 'l1i'Wn~ house.
DR. j. g. johnson ot Richmond. Teyas
Us guest 700 the Uutrbins house
lodge T.. C. DnN of Beaumont Is among
the guests at the lNrhlns house.
rrat NIday principal OF .hc Houston
GEORGE Eermev.r trlyolln, out af Now
Orleans is 4oiouiuinr M tho Logan
Nl...r nj r.f..t.,, o,,i n = to-,
r. llos 'rc r... .,..,..I IA H., prit.,ii '''
g. e. Nflone cane No from Galveston
lu4t evening and 's guest og the Logan.
,yr Az N s.,.4, and MOI. ,la,,'.I,,o,
.r gls,tIr. r.lcti'r I,t,' ~ IL u ~
J. f. N.Eplgbt vol. known co,trac
tor OF uallytsvIIe. rs quartcred M thc To-
gan.
Mr. rr,,l Acbilos q r,o,i t,,o,,.,, ,.,.,,,,,,
business man of Austin. Is yi3tina in i5c
city.
90, W., ,,"'H i" '{,H. T,''I on INV
/ lrra.
[ kt,,,..- - - y-l.,,,l,, ,....,,..., .,-
,.t, ,., ,',t. "a w ' ..'i ,u" ''tu,u'" 10 ,nr
/ v.,e """. ''''' il" '"'e"'' '' '"'
Mr. ., ,t,,,s ,,1 rif.. ~, r, pc,
NF. d. IT, HNAS ana VIC or La Porte
Hl. 'ih"n- ne recent arrivals at the IL"
Mr. J. NJ Johnston rrpreseDtfps .. iarec
'.t" wore ".m OF pallas' is registered ai
''' ''-""
few DAYS ''' A." '''
I city Attorney Joe NJ. Sam ana Alderman
( Louis NIIer have returned from their
/ h"1'rlH jflp.
{ D. g.. Rr.usy. repres,ntiu, tho pr,ds,rs,,
located 40 the Hrlstoi
! Mrs D. o.. HnrklIu and flu'i, o,.o,,,
/ panied H. Mrs. h 4 Niornft nr SJtn"
have apartments at the Logan
/ tyler where he has been working SOME
/ Nil. ~ - g-t,,tr.,..,.
Tenn yestcrtIay oftsrnooo l|, ,G. H. IL,
r.. '''' ,.,..a anu "I'@, S"r'nen road
1 S ME and Mrs L. g. Sam have returned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04

The funeral ~ Mr. l.. w. cocswill oceur
this morning az 70 o'olock from his late
VIII be under the auspiees ~ 'reSas ind',e
No 4 knights Of pythlas. and internfnt
VIII be Glsnwood. II was 6rsi an
RRsSnnheen mat me. body would be taken 10
siiiMnukee Ms, for intcmont. hut this
decision WAS subsequently, altered IN con.
formlty With the above announcement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04

fr9t ~ Z. Auwater mangacr Of the
Southern Paclne industrial EXHIBIT. has r.
ceAfly received an addition 10 his collie,
lion. which be vaioes very highly. i, is n
meL stfousy large watarmelon. uei,hin,,
nAs-y two pounds, and which Is three fess
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04

kememher the trip 20 Norfolk. aud
I: ai onr fare for the round t,in s,,S a. y
inTongh sleeper from houston Ma New
3Pt a,,as Mehls Mlanta ani Southern
h lii.l 20 Norfolk without change Please
a grand trip Is expected. ''e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04

sylvan Beach Special" leaVln,, uons,o,
@ on TUESDAYS and FPidays. NH
pc aa thdIrawn, the lasi train 10 this ssrviee
,vasi9 ~, houston Friday sentember 8. d.
Two Moonlight Excursions" TO SWIM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
A STATISTICAL RESUME
Big DECLINE IN REAL ESTATE OVER
PREVIOUS MONTHS.
A Slight Falling of in Building Improve
nnents Over July--Mortuary Statistics.
Tax Collections.


Isl rea, estate transfers filed for record
81 The county attorneys office, for which
the totA considerations aggregate S27J, $50.
These figures show VERY decided falling
on from the preceding month Of July, in
whIch ibe transfers aggregated S400 2s6.
They are smaller than for any preceding
mo~tA during tic year, with the exception
Of January anu February.
The following record, covering the first
eight mouths Of the ycnr 1901, Will show
the activity OF the real estate market;
january Observation-Disclosures. SOS. U31
February Observation-Disclosures. 2T2.OOi
March Observation-Disclosures. 334, Ol2
April .I....t....-.......... 3g6,85l
A"N .....'.'-.. sss-.ssss...s.... Yll'lI-
June OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5i2,2u3
July ,..........-.,..--... avD2sb
AUGUST .,,.,....f.s. .....s.. ......s.. ZtJouu
Tie Increase Of each succeeding month
OVER US predecessor with inc exception
Of decrease in June from tdn May record,
and az July from the June record, VIII be
seen hg these figures TO have been;
Feeruary increase over January. .SlaHGi
March increase over Fpbruary..... ~, OIL
April ncfease over March. ......... 32,304
May Increase over April ........,.ll4,sl B
June decrease frum May.........., os,Hl0
July decrease from June. .........,. AlHl1
August decrease from Juiy........ .l2l,toS
~
The building improvements for the month
show slight decrease as compared with
july, but are larger than during auy pre-
ylous month Of the year with the cXccp-
tica OF July. There were l'3 building per-
mits Issued during Che mouth nggrcgJtiug
Ia value Of Improvements SUiI0l, the i'm
proyements for Julv amounting 10 ST1.5i2
Following were the improvements during
TOE munth costing $1,000 and over:
w. ]. Wilson. cottage ON Washington
street. Sijeu
Hous 2n Gas Light company 4 oue.story
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
THE DEATH ROLL.
Isidore MendIovltoh.

lsidore Mendloyitfh who died In gum
yesterday WIN be buried In the Jewish
cemetery az this place at iO:9u a. M today
The funeral Viii take place from Inc Wrs,,
heiner undertaking parlors.