davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
Too Much Dead Fish.

New Orleans. July 1O.-At conference
last night between the Jefferson parish
authorities, the President Of State Board
of Health and the New Orleans port
commissioners, held to consider the con-
ditions of Harvey Canal. due to the
plague of dead fish, it was determined
to cut the levee and let the river purge
the canal of its foulness The canal is
IL feet below the level of the river at
its present stage One hundred men be-
gan work at once by electric light.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
3,7oo Beers KILLED.
$4,000 Made Prisoners of War, Of
Whom TOO Died.

Pretoria, July 1o.-According to an esti-
mate of the Red Cross Identity Depot.
which fulfilled the functions Of casualty
bureau for the Boer forces, the total losses
of the latter during the war were S,7OO
men killed or died Of wounds and 5000
made prisoners of war. Of whom 7OO died
The Boer forces in the field numbered
about 5000.
The Curator Of former Boer govern
ment's official papers has handed over to
the British all the documents. including
confidential reports giving a complete
history of Mr.. Kruger's relations with
foreign powers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
Crdns in Mexico.

Mexico City, July 1O,-Advices from
Progresso show that there are now in
warehouses 5000 bales of Henequen fibre
worth 100000 at current prices The
tobacco crop on the gulf slope is not as
abundant as last year, but is of an ex-
cellent quality. Cattle shipments to Gu
ba keep up the price of beef here, and
there appears to be no possibility of a
decrease in this trade so profitable to
ranchPra
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
No Immediate Change.

London, July 1O-Replying to a ques-
ton in the House of Commons today as
to whether His Majestys government
proposed to approach the government Of
the United States with view to Joint
or other action in Hayti. the parliament
tary secretary for the foreign office, Lord
Cranborne, said the latest information
showed that there was no immediate
danger to foreign interests in the republic
and under these circumstances the gov
eminent was not prepared to take the
action suggested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
corrigan,s Successor.

New York, July 1O-On what is claimed
to be the authority of one Of the most
prominent prelates of the Roman Catho-
lie Church, The Herald announces that
in few days the choice Of Ri. Rev.
John NJ. Farley as archbishop of New
York to succeed the late Archbishop Cor
rigan will be made in Rome.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
Move of Harvard.

Boston July 1O,-Close upon the an
nouncement of the Yale mission to China
has come information of movement on
the part of Harvard University which
promises to put into India Harvard men
who will directly represent the Univer-
sity there in the same way in which
other bodies of students will stand for
Yale's interest in China.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
Dead at Ace Of 113.

Columbia. s. c.. July 1O.-Jeremiah Pot
son is dead at Bennettsville. aged 113.
He was the oldest man ever known in
that section. Mr.. Poison celebrated his
18th birthday July 2. He could remem-
her events in three centuries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
Want Time to Dissect Offer.

New York, July 1O.-A strong opinion
exists on both sides of the House of
Commons, cables The Tribune's London
correspondent, that no agreement should
be made by the government with J. Pier
pont Morgan until the House has had an
opportunity for considering il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
River Still Rising.

Concordia. Kas.. July 1O.-The Repub-
lican River is still rising and hundreds
of acres west and north of the city are
under water. Several hundred head OF
live stock have been drowned and much
stacked wheat has been washed away.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11

Voters under registration this year
will be on the books for life. Those
who register next year will have to
comply with all requirements Of the
new Constitution. Go to the Court
House and register before Saturday
NIGHT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
rhns j Morgan III.

New York, July 1o.-Gen, Thomas j.
Morgan corresponding Secretary of the
American Baptist Home Mission Society,
and reconnaissance of Indian Affairs
is reported to De critically i'll with a COM
plicatfon Of diseases
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
KING Edward's Condition.

London, July 1O-The bulletin on King
Edwards condition posted at Bucking-
ham Palace at 10 o'clock this morning
saws: 1.-THE Kings condition continues
to be satisfactory. Travers, Laking and
Harlow"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
Killed by LIGHTNING

Lexington, Ga, July 1O.-N. NJ. Smith
was struck by lightning while riding
horseback and instantly killed. The horse
was also killed by the same bolt. The
young man was riding home from the
field where he had been at work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11

Those who wish to have their names
on the life roll of voters should go to
the Court House and register. The
registrars will be there for the next
three days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
X the Baby Is Cutting teeth,

Be sure and use that old and weIi-tris9 Eesaedy.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children tsethinG. II Soothes the child. softena
the gums. allAYs all pain enres wind eclio
and is the best remedy for aiArTheeA 1wenfy-
ave oants . bottla ga-Wa-Er
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11

Alexisbad. Duchy Of Anhalt. July 10
The Duchess of Anhalt- Berneburg died
today. The line is now extinct
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11
8 cisst BARRIERS 8
GALLAGHER'S
DEXTER AVENUE
B0 BATHS IS CENTS. Da
Probate Notice.

STATE OF ALABAMA, MONTGOMERY County,
Probate Court. July 3rd eo2.
Notice is hereby given to Bertha Turner and
George NJ Dreher, who res in Spokane,
state Of Washington. that Louise McAdams
this day made application in this court Tor
the probate of an instrument of writing pur-
porting TO be the last will and testament OF
Kathrina Drehey. deceased. and that the
gath day Of Juy, 1902 has oeen appointed
a day to hear said application ,~
fri-3t Judge OF Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-11

Young people may, by special arrangements.
take either the complete Commercial or Short
Hand Courses, and pay for tuition after course
is completed and situation secured. Refer
ences required. Write, call or telephone
BELL 1927 for information Massey Business
College, Dexter and Perry Sts., Montgomery,
Alabama.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
MARK TwAlN's REAL ESTATE.
He Regards it as More important Than
His New Book.

His New Book
r,rr,a.i,.i,t, .rI,,,.
Samuel l.. Clemens. tho "Mark Twain" "t
comic literature, whose "A Double Rarre;lad
Drt.,tivn Stn','' Nae iuSr come tr,,n, ~, ,
ar, ,i wo, K "S On =, new storv I,,i,n
H. rnf IN he conialatcd for n year. nj irnsf
t ' ~ ,,,,,Sr,,t,ti,a I ~ ~ i3 3t 80,
G1 me- T" 5s S b gSV wSItad in Hrool '! s"r
s'Hlivh I3r me clock ram T." Ne" Norm III
""tu.' n' - ,V,''i1 t2,I ~ e t"'
,v,''' az ''' '"' W lam ~ ''0 y.
'"t!tr,, ,ttoq, a., ,st.od ia rart,. g., q, .,,,.,.
ne M nt "Sheu' IA ,rp'E T." Il ln'7.
sl"u i'eH,t"uH ~, U,''ir w. w., ~ ~ IL, "a" 'uT
po ',,c, mn, "3 r iai.s ,,'e KY
,ulIS St't.l. huy'y ~ ny '"tert P.@4''|
y t'oU''i' h"' 'litu l'elcc'INt H'a,I III
t'hutu 'u"l ullkWHhy " ~ supui'e OF "'-
scliplNc 'l'Ia'lrI, neu t"e doom vas
ieauy io' lng p.tn'V,I, 49,, eli ~, 30 '.u'"
10 siilhc everybody Nh" hneN ABOUT IL lAe
10 use inc description as thc man ana olF
title Would be TO- recommend the book
strongly 70 ihnse VINO DelieNe IN me as al
humorst
is the book on when you are now work
| Ing 10 bc humorous In characterf he was
asked,
well and there came merry twinkle
to an eye sngulariy youthful under the
bushy gray brows and shaggy gray hair ..
the vctclan-"that is the intention, AZ 'eas
I II may be that the censors Will regard II
more seriously.
Inc scheme OF the new storS-tne char
actcrs the scene of action-the length
what about these? Is the book 20 be IKE
| lnc Detective story. or a reversal to the
| slS!e aud manner or rom sawyer ana
h9c6lctelFy Fln' or VIII II STOP midway
anu pe smother tale OF trayeSty IKE \
Eohhecucnt Yankee at the court OF King
A..hur 80, g.. ,..-
M. nm, very ANXIOUS 70 sen oy mouse az
IN 1'ot ", WIS Ine somewhat irrelevant
eYYonr b nG n" NJ Ii,rtfordg p,, tho MOO,
| A. h" "Gr mouse VI hNtioru! but the pook,
=" NM ms .b, ,,io,.+r,,,t,, nth ,..
inc. ,u". - ~ Vl,et !' nv Mt,n kln
nTctsnds MAJ No nUhiI H. int '',.vi ~ Va
ntrrvIe2yse brt ,ps eHs On bs, vH,'H !" se
! way as to Tho subicct % tbc intcr,i,,, ~" =
1 viii NOT he rS,dv 70 sol nv now boCi, ,,,
I a wear. and nm apXIons 10 Sell my house NJ
| once, hut von wish 10 odvnrtis"' mo I,,,y
! and refuse 10 nuhIsh any inforTation ob0.1t
ny house The desirable Iocntion the eosv
access 10 railroads Inc VAST uuInbor of f,sy
| trains passing the door every day. tbe
modern improvements etc. etc NV Is II
an author Is not pprmittcd TO drop litSrat NO
and take up real estate for smell when
he finds the latter the more intercs inwt
He was assured the new book would he
made a secondary interest In the recorlipg
for print OF anything he might have 10 s.y
while due mention would be made OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
The Language Of Flowers.

charming old lady who owns beauti-
full flower garden, yesterday permitted a
reporter to inspect the plants and talked en-
tertainingly OF horticulture. Among otner
things she said II dearly love bowers, OF
course. but do not spend all my time IN
my garden Tor nothing. II Is my cniel
source OF income. Ny needle and ms now
ers have kept the wolf from the door. !
derive comfortable living from Hing
bouquets aud nsegIys. My Income
ample for my clientele are reguar AMI
very generous I'he flower worid al
ways been my world ia Y live and
move and have my being care for them
as a mother cares for her CHILDREN. watch
them. handle them tcnderfy, 40 tor them
lovingly and keep them separated ON
bad company. They are as susccp ibie q
training and environment as cnildreu ar,
auu idi.y as hard To control. Aud ,acl lu.f,
tacl bud aud blossom, bear mute ey.drn.
OF the existence Of great and ADVISE AMI
loving Creator A Hover garden IKE mlhe
is no place Tor an nldcl, for all hl, isI-
mcnts are rendered foolish and all W Ila l.
tudes aud logic appear false and prepustcr-
Gus IN the presence OF God beautiful
handiwork.
or course, I must understand the Ian
gnage OF perfume anu beauty. 1t bestows
meaning on buds and blossoms, IA Tot-
traic, the noble companion OF Charles al,
brought the Eastern language of tinNers To
Euro pc but II was Lady Montague VINO
first told the English speaking wot.d hos
the fair maidens Of the East had !ent
mute speech to flowers, and could s-ui "A
letter by bouquet without words or writ
ing She once remarked: There Is no
color, no flower. no weeds no frult NJ
herb, pebble or feather that has not a
verse belonging to It; ana YOU may qa rr J
or rcpro1ch, send letters Of passion, fri nd.
ship, or clYility. and even news without
linking your fingers
1T is necessary Cor me to know the Ian
guage Of flowers, and | have become So
accustomed to the moods and passions or
my customers that / can usually select tn
bouquets wanted by reading their races.
90 = d,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
CRUEL WAR TACrICs.
Order For Execution Of Prisoners No
New Thing.

new hing'
New Orleans Time, Democrat
The fact thar fbr neyt reunion win he
bcld 10, >.,,. ,.i...,, ,,, - ,,
T.t,n Inv, ,.tr, f"iN '''u'."ii W.
g. 1nn,u '"n' l'-"| "'l"E7 u" WlI'u 'lE
la,i ,haI INC hlHJ reunion oi 'phiederate
SWiHl,uS ur'4 ai.,t 'h' war WA. Ih New
o. '"l,,' an" IT, Nus 10y "l "'lH ,ut great
IN, 'S"',"' NA!rn was ever h'Iu, or ever
Miu ne u''a, thousands nave inca since
,"ou' VIZ ,IyH .'y passing AWAY every
S,it,o,. nv 'J,i %, rynu woFu uL s'Nr,I
IisH,J' 'p, - T'7 NV ~ tv' i" 1t were pun.
ISn'ui l'N n"!S are InuuE away. IhcF
oi' an ON the shady SIDE ANA they are
shptlh- mo lhe Ai'hl unAno"u N"ne az
u9 ar Wat we were Nhcu JAr reunion was
A,'H Hlt', "Nr HH'u we ihluA nl thr brave
M , ,"'"1, "F.II's W "O Wtlr Win as toth3
must I'"I@e ih"l our time is nor Far
t-,,... ,..,.,t,,,. ...,.. ..,..
nina ~ & nuns 'I'N' hts'"'F' N1Ir ni
ln' i'"l ''"'A 't 'hr war uoS H'on glrIn d
at these annual gatherings tuau can l.
round ~ tine books. ne stories Of the bait
Us iu' 'N"''s o. u'l'1iN Wh'ch have been
iN'''oI ~ I"I aug It'Nr Years are told by
~ :. iaMi'Nl' WIN every detail OF the >IJua.
''ol' anu VINO were participants IT, tnu
J-'9 Di "'''o 'n'l speak some of these
~" ~ Ice" p',''' Yea, hAi many or
tu'u nave urcn lost 10 rs great plty
ihAt an the history uf tuc war could uir
lave been written I'm our lifetime. $50 we
S'"H'u nave iht heueli or T. aud the priv
49, N' Il-HtIHE Ih' wrongs. But the
ity""nE are bringing about 1t bette. feel
."-3 my IIt u' n"As'laOAg thJt the as
t,'il""u on me o'd 'outcdcratJH is -
.",lttt i' tHe mon ana Is nothing bIt
3" SalnHMS Tor the purpose of pcrpcuat.us
od friendships. ut telling old st6ti.> AMI
Ing alive I'm their minds and r" "5'rt Nu, p
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
RaIanoInn GU Asiatlo Lsal

balancing our Asiauc le<sAl
New York World
Edward Atkinson, who has s,ss I
tation for correct Ggurlng, has igA 1
public his calculation on the cost x
Philippine adventure up to date I
Up to June 30, 1902, by bis rti1
tho total cost OF our FIVE years Il
first with Spain and since With nj
plnos, was $500, 600 900, about ones'
which was spent on warfare In IL
islands. The cost Of our opertHal
the Philippines for the fiscal yea
U,ded June 30, 1901, was sliioCl'
Sl.S6 per head for the entire popu;f
he United States
ON the credit side OF the aefDa4
Inc total Offset e this huge annuh
Clture, Mr.. Atkinson places our lHs.
exports to the islands, which nov !.
IN value 10 the magnificent tpla 4
lie over $500, 600 or rot cute
per head for the total populallea,
country, These exports, NJ ~
thinks, may pay profit Of ! ~
per head Of our population "a! IN
Spending S14@,0OO,OD a yea, 70 "
STGo, eco precisely expresses, lneNT.'
business results Of our expansoa y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
The negotiable Woman

raisin' n little garden trucy AZ
Ike. We was to keen thin,,s Isl]
mine husband could send fnr =, ~
Mexico. But he got de fever Any N
two weeks and we-well ,a ~
him-dele was de money. and a. \
But after a fiddle he got IN ~ 1
liddle money he saved up. an vi.
some fiddle bit, not much. moi =
hurt. he got back to me-" Hers \.
lonely teeth showed sgaJn. Ia Y
the children. OF course he coula =
any till he got stronger apMy.I
asking me de odder day II IA ~
to sell---den when mine husbsrS Y
had to sell of an de shlcEsr.
one hundred, cherry one. bui ~
hcn-dat was mine girls dat dIAl'il
could not sell dat. But" AZ i.sl
hrnd a little proudly, I'VE M VI
right now. maxim money right In,
fan we moved nut hera near RIMS.
rented eight acres. I'm 10 ha 4
top to my buggy next week ia. n
.our dollars. bought dis burgy |.
hand fur ten dollars, und now N,
tn So wide tops to shade us III
all right and she smiled al In MI
who nodded triumphantly and NaIgI
again.
Then I'm CoIn' to have all nv
put on tho horse"-the hoy waved h,
affcctionately over the horses Nh
a new hoe, by the time the coia II
up" Here some OF the radia1o. N
OF the little ones face.
Yes, we're geetln' on. Rent h I
thirty dollars for eight acres A. -,
shanty of n house-thlrty a year Va !
It's hard work, but then mine husu
tue winter he works at the mills i
the summer OF the Mace; sn' tAt !
he makes Mt the mill helps out th
things goin', You don't want u
nor hects neither this mornlr'Y
mo; come again"
Il will; good morning."
As watched her drive smIll't,
Jerking the clay-colorcd ponyk ltA
seemed to me to be a great LADY All
a coach and four.
Narnle Harrison
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

2ih LOTS and modern elght-room two-story
house on Austin street $500. 3& lots and
two houses corner Rusk and Rrazos
street $1,000. one lot on San Jacinto
street. close In, 1880 money loaned 80 q
per cent inside city property I'm sums 20
snlt. d. p. Williams & Co.. 3OTt5 Main
street IS
FOR SAEE--Great bargains. rice lands and
cheap ranches. NJ Ayres, 200 La Branch,
u
MANTED-Piece OF land on bayou fYont
between the dam and Sabine. Apply 1928,
this office 1s
ttR SALE-New cottage on San Jacinto
street, pear MeGowen. Address 1880, this
effce. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

THREE LOTS. rhirI ward cheap, acreage
10 city and county see orr list befo-e
buying hinz IS SeHe:ast. 2l3 bilz bu.lI
!ns n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
" you HAVE WHAT
u others want. Why moi tell il

u Others want. Why not tell
~~~-~--~-~~~~~--~-~>~
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
NlCE COTTAGE corner, on pavement, six
blocks Rice hotel, Third, ward. r. e.
Gray. 500 BlnZ. is
BEAUTIFUL nine. room residence, half lot.
walking distance. Third ward. 5000. X.
c. Gray, SQZ Bling. ~
| CHOICE southeast front lot, Austin, near
Iceland S2tuu: block OF lois rhird ward
$500 Crawford street corner improve.
ments, $500 $1,000, cnsh or time, buys
business house and lot opposite Rice
motel; store San Felipe street, fronts
two streets best location. $500 Jones
q jenkins, 0l2la Travis street. Is
BEST SITE ~ THE CITY FOR A RICE
MILL, CALL Al ONCE If you WANT
HARRiSBURG ROAD FOR SALE. t.
w. CRAIG, 4O6 KHAN BUILDING. 10
TWO lots with five houses. close IN $4,000.
Three lots, Iceland avenue 5000
TWO lots. POLK avenue. $1,000.
-Four and one.ha!f lots near Main street
Fiye-room cottage, Third ward new,
Three lots, Fourth ward, s475
PYE & BOLLFRASS.
Is Dos Kiam Building.
~, :, =, 77-7-7---.
- % t-Is.t -ig LDs'uence' -iV- "H''Sy
= - ~ a. y.
500 BUYS FIVE acres two ana one half
miles south city L. C. Lamb * Co, 81
Binz. is
FIVE acres in Aaron Walter survey. near
Sour Lake, N taken this week 500. T..
9. Lamb & Co, an Binz. Is
~ ~ ~. ~ ng 9am '"I"'S Sh
n Co, III BiuZ. Is
d. e. KENNEDY, ROOM ., KENSEDI
BLOCK-OII LANDS AT HUMBLE,
TENAS. IMPROVED FARMS.
non I7J--I7 1-----,,- ,--I-7- 7,--,,-c- MI
VIZ ~ i.,- ''N,tm uo'Stt' a.
INV '''', .''ga t,' ~ Nntu' NN'"P' - y,
l.Hhin AZ % AZ hlll1. -
HANDSOME 1Ov0om house and three cot
h1ast. H., lots south front. Fierce. near
Main, large house, mali block, good i'm
rroyemcut,, near Faunin school, TWO de-
Grounds addition: also a number OF other
bargains In Improved and uuimpruycd city
Pgpe{ s s5ie In two Of oe,t canals In
pr0pcrtv: 40 acres nee land ucur ~
press. s. per acre. cash * Luckcl, SJB.5
Main. Il
FOR SATT-6I0 acres OF c50icc f1I1nIn.
InIld. ~, mics from (yr.i,v. In Loon cIun,
~, ,ifcA,gs. FOR further ,nfoGaauou wr.,,es
I TEOTEVTY Tor S17o Si6 SIrITIn0cy- he
= : : - = ----- " -s.----------.29
p,p,,,>s u.. ,.----.., .,-,.. -.
tory sites and 5gnp ,riGan acreage also ss,y-
lict; please call ou US II YOU are looking
tne best references.
Geo. J." Porter x Co.,
II -od.2 Main street
NON SAI 10 n wenty-oDc To- InTdcTIU1, ~ .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

BEFORE YOU take any definite stems
get particulars OF my original and only
truly cooperative plan OF selling homes
At lowest prices and talrest terms ever
offered In Houston; write. phone or call
building. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

WILLIAM A. WILSON. 203 Klam building.
VIII sell you a home In any ward In
Houston and let you make your payments
monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or an.
nually, straight per cent interest: no
compromising or juggling with figures; alb
solutely fair In every detail Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

FOR sALE-An entire block Of 10 lots on
paved street In Fourth ward, highest ele,
walton In the city; also choice lots on
Caroline street Garrett Hardcastle, al5Il
Congress avenue. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

II .fN THE MARKET TO BUY OR SELL
Fi&D IT TO YOUR INTEREST 10
CALL on NE ADVERTISE AND
SHOW ALL PROPERTIES FREE NOR-
FLEET, PHONES 613, BlNZ BUILDING.
II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
ron TEN YUlRS-
HOUSTON

HOUSTON REALTY.
WE HAVE MADE A SPECIALITY OF
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE AND ~.
vESrMENTs, CAN MAKE MONEY
FOR YOU If YOU WILL BUY NOW
WRITE OR SEE us. MONEY 70 LOAN
AT Low AAyUS or INTEREST. WE
RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT BUYING OR
SELLING ORDERS FOR OIL STOCKS
e, MosKoWrrZ & CO.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
TT IS EASY TO TRADE
Il through Post Want Ads

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

SELLING ORDERS FoR on STOCKS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

FLY q McREYNoLDs, sisis Main street
room 81 IL yeu desire some nrst class
rice land In Southwest Texas with
abundance OF water, we can accommo,
date you with 10000 acres.
Very desirable improved and unlm.
proved city property.
We negotiate loans with dispatch; give
as call. a
--
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
n TITLE WANT ADS
II bring big results.

REAL EslArE ZOE sALE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT BUYING OR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18
800 MAIN STREET

E, MosKowrrz & Co,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

HOMES mud lots IN the First and Sixth
wards, good terms some uico bargains.
WW. II. ulschcwske * Co., 200 Khm
building .,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

CHOICE TRACTS Of rice land near Hous-
ton and elsewhere: reasonable prIres.
easy terms. Bryant McEnnis Land Co..
loo9 Texas avenue u
CHOICE city and suburban property: also
acreage near Houston Bryant. McEuu.s
Land Co, 1903 Texas avenue. is
SOUR LAKE OIL land. see us Cor acreage
near Sour Luke and elsewhere Bryaut.
McEnnis Land Co., lODo Texas avenue ls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

LANDS. houses, lots ranches, farms, any
county. "A. c. Lidstone. Binz building. "A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

WITH ME you can turn in that vacant lot
as nrst payment on new home complete
N every appointment and pay out the
balance practically like rent. William A.
Wilson, 2o3 Kiam building Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

JOHN a. MlLROY, AGENT.
goo Main Street I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

I CORNER LOT 54x104 feet. four hlocks
Southern Pacific shops, $500 Gray, 302
! Blnz ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

SEVERAL LOVELY NEW HOMES In the
beautiful Fairyiew addition: prices from
$500 TO $500 apiece on my usual eI
uemely easy terms; don't be bashful or
afraid 20 ask for full particulars about
these choice properties William A. WI.
son, 203 kiam building ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

FOR SALE--T wenty-onc lots bordering tn
northeast limits Of Filth ward. one.hult
price Z sold 10 ten days. Address 74J3.
this odCe. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

TON SALE-blO acres OF cl0Icc furmlnl
luI,d ~ miles from Wesley, in Leon c1un-
ny, lcAus. For further information WIZ,
t' x. NJ. Gordon. Bryan, Texas. -
PROPERTY for sale sic Mckinney, be
tween Travis and Milan. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

HAVE FINE 0oOoo oil gusheT for land
ii. G. LidstoAe. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

SOLID BODY RICE LAND for good big
stock merchandise. II. g. Lidstone "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

THIRD WARD have a number OF choice
new homes In Third ward AZ bargain
prices ! also have number OF very de-
slraole vacant lots on which / will build
10 suit YOU; these are an choice loco,
tons; come and see me. ANYHOW. William
A. Wilson, 203 Klam building Is