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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1902

Page

4

For Sale 40 Acres Pasture and Town Lots

Real estate agent J. W. Batt offers 40 acres of pasture partly within city limits with stock water at 16 dollars per acre. Also one and a quarter acres near a schoolhouse with a small cottage tenant house and well. Six room house and two lots four blocks from M Street priced at 1260 dollars. Quarter block near Allen Academy east front priced 250 dollars. 76 feet front on Railroad street part of Otto Boehme property. Lots near schoolhouse at 100 dollars each plus other city property with easy terms.

Allen Academy Otto Boehme

Lands and Lots for Sale Near A. and M. College

Property listing of 92 acres near A. and M. College suitable for dairy or hog farming with additional parcels: 314 lots on courthouse area with new paint, barn and outbuildings. northwestern city lots at 25 dollars and corner lots at 35. 69 acres on Wixon creek Pearson place. 49 acres cultivation land. creek bottom land. 29 acres with 6 room house and two underground cisterns. 94 acres cultivated one mile west of city with I and G N R R through it. Prices from 1000 to 15000 dollars. terms include trade for city property.

A. & M. College Courthouse Pochila City Wixon Creek Pearson Place

Digestive Aid Claims Fast Relief for Indigestion

An advertising pitch promotes Kodol as a digestant that relieves indigestion by digesting food without stomach effort. It claims the stomach rests while the body gains strength from wholesome food and promises universal digestion of any good food. The product is sold by E. C. De Witt & Co. Chicago.

E. C. de Witt & Co Chicago

Double Track Plan for Illinois Central to New Orleans

Vice President J T Harrahan announces completion of double tracking the Illinois Central main line from Memphis to Fulton and Memphis to New Orleans. A January depot union with Southern Pacific will route trains through New Orleans, with Frisco likely to enter via Arkansas and Louisiana and acquire Port Chalmette terminals.

New Orleans J. T. Harrahan Illinois Central Railroad Illinois Central Memphis Fulton Harrahan Chicago Grenada Yazoo Mississippi Valley Greenwood Southern Pacific Eastern Lines San Francisco Louisville and Nashville Marshall B. Y. Yoakum B. F. Winchell Frisco B. D. Yoakum Chicago and Alton Arkansas Louisiana Alexandria Port Chalmette

Fez in a fix as rebels threaten Moroccan water supply

Foreigners in interior Morocco advised to head for the coast as provisions run scarce and communication breaks down. The pretender is said to be within twenty miles of Fez, with rebels having cut Fez water viaduct, leaving the city nearly without water. Kalyleh tribesmen from the south are expected to relieve Fez within three days, while Madrid reports the sultan foiled in escaping Fez as rebels invest the city.

Tangier Morocco Fez Madrid Moroco

British seeks General Viljoen to lead Boer force in Somaliland

London reports the British government aims to hire General Ben Viljoen now touring the United States to command Boer troops in Somaliland. Viljoen first proposed using Boers against the Somalis, but the government then declined his offer.

London Ben Viljoen United States Somaliland

Huntsville college offers help to Confederate soldiers home

Montgomery Alabama December 30 W H Concil president of the colored state normal college at Huntsville offers to send fifteen of his best student carpenters painters and to block the Confederate soldiers home and gives a dozen pairs of student made shoes each year to the inmates. His offers have been accepted.

Montgomery Ala W. H. Concil Colored State Normal College Huntsville

Fire Devastates Star Theater on Decatur Street

The Star theater building on Decatur Street in Atlanta burned almost completely. All occupants escaped unharmed. The structure, valued around $30,000, had no insurance.

Atlanta Star Theater Decatur Street

Superintendent Dickey Dies in Omaha Home

John J. Dickey, superintendent of the Western district of the Western Union Telegraph Company, died of pneumonia Monday night at his Omaha home. Only his family were present at his bedside.

Dickey Omaha Neb John J. Dickey Western Western Union Telegraph Company

Red River Texas and Southern Railway Plans Bond Issue

At a stockholders meeting in Fort Worth the Red River Texas and Southern Railway company decided to issue 1,000,000 in bonds and will seek authorization from the railroad commission.

Fort Worth Red River, Texas and Southern Railway Company Frisco Railroad Commission

Edson Named Manager for Rio Grande Lines

J A Edson will succeed J M Her bert as manager of the Denver and Rio Grande Rio Grande Southern and Rio Grande Western railroads. Cornerstone of the girls industrial school at Denton Texas will be laid January 10.

J. A. Edson J. M. Herbert Denver and Rio Grande Girls’ Industrial School Denton Tex

Philadelphia Ghost House Tale Recalled by Bartlett Family

The Bartlett family once lived in Germantown Philadelphia in a house on Thorpe s Lane near Wistar Street. Shortly after moving in in spring 1879 they heard chilling screams from the hallway. Mr. Bartlett and Mr. Ellis investigated while the women endured terror in the home.

Philadelphia Bartlett Philadelphia Press Old Thorpe’s Lane Wistar Street Germantown Joseph B. Bartlett Mr. Bartlett Mr. Ellis

Haunted House Visit Confirms Local Warnings

Mr and Mrs Bartlett report a spectral presence in their new home with a silhouette seen at a front window. Neighbors say the house was considered haunted before the couple moved in and a child woke to a hammering noise in the adjoining room one night.

Mrs. Bartlett Mrs Bartlett Mr. Bartlett

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