Land and property listings in Brazos county sale notice
J W Batts presents a Brazos county listing of about 105 acres near the courthouse with 25 acres cultivated and rest pasture priced at 1500. Also 400 acres of post oak land at 2.50 per acre, 1¼ acres near schoolhouse with small cottage and well priced, a six room house and two lots four blocks from Mr Street at 1250, quarter block near Allen Academy at 250, half block near Allen Academy at 500, schoolhouse lots at 100 each, 13 acres on south side with 4 room house and rents 9 per month at 1000, a 4 room house with various facilities priced 650.
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Court House
Allen Academy
Cotton Weevil Control and Texas Rail Colonist Rates
Agricultural guidance urges wide cotton rows six by four feet and late cultivation to beat the boll weevil, plus handpicking and removing fallen squares. Separate rail fare offers a $25 one way colonist rate from all main line points to California from Feb 15 to June 15, with deluxe seating and free reclining chairs. agents in Houston provide details.
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Texas
The
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
California
Golden State
Southern Pacific
F. B. Morse
M. L. Robbins
G.P
T. A
T. J. Anderson
Do You Enjoy What You Eat Do You Enjoy What You Eat
An advertisement extols Kodol as a remedy that aids digestion and restores diseased stomachs. It claims it digests all foods and acts as a tonic reconstructive, with bottles sold in regular and trial sizes by E DeWitt & Co of Chicago.
For Sale Lamar Bethea land parcels
Property list from Lamar Bethea offers numerous tracts near the city in varied sizes and values. Includes 9 acres on Wixon creek Pearson place 49 acres cultivation 1100 acres road creek bottom land with 6 tenant houses 400 acres cultivation and rich water. Also 150 acres Reliance settlement with house barn and seven rooms. Prices range from 10 per acre to 1200 for select parcels and trades west of Brazos river considered.
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Wixon Creek
Pearson Place
Road Creek
Brazos River
Reliance Settlement
Bob Johnson
Army Appropriation Bill Goes to the President
Washington February 26 The house adopted the conference report on the army appropriation bill and sent the bill to the president. The house passed the union station in Washington while fixing rail road aid at 1 000 000 dollars as the senate had. A committee was appointed to represent the house at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition dedication.
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Washington
House
A& Union Station
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Senate
Cannon
Cowherd
Missouri
Morre
Dalzell
Olmsted
Messrs
Tawney
Minnesota
Sherman
New York
Mahon
Bartholdt
van Vorhies
Ohio
Parker
New Jersey
Overstreet
Indiana
Mann
Illinois
Smith
Iowa
Miller
Kansas
Burkett
Nebraska
Robertson
Louisiana
Bartlett
Georgia
Shafroth
Colorado
Hay
Virginia
Indian Bill Satisfies Differences After Conference
Washington reports the senate and house reached an agreement on the Indian bill. There will be 33 agencies, not 30 or 387 as previously fixed. The loyalty claims settlement was reduced to 600,000 and some amendments were retained or dropped, including eastern Cherokees suit rights and Seminole tribal government provisions. A separate note records a $10,000 penalty on two insurance firms and a dissolution of corporate privilege. Postmaster appointments in Texas were announced by the President.
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Washington
Senate
House
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Court of Claims
Hancey
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Chicago
News In Brief: Weather, Fires, and Local Deaths
Amarillo saw an 8 inch snowfall Wednesday as a cold wave gripped the region. Albuquerque reported the coldest weather of the winter on the 25th. A fire at Racine Wisconsin damaged the J I Case plant to the tune of 100000 dollars. J A Montgomery of Memphis Texas shipped a carload of fine hogs to Worth. In the Huguse Territory cattle losses reached 30 percent. Brother Domain Litz a St Louis college faculty member died in San Antonio. El Grady a colored man was found dead near Bastrop Texas with his body. Chickasha Indian Territory receives a Carnegie gift of 10000 for a public library project. A man was found dead with a pistol near an unknown locality.
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Amarillo
Albuquerque
N. M
J. I. Case Company
Racine
Wis
J. A. Montgomery
Memphis
Tex
Worth
Hugu Se Territory
Brother Domain Litz
St. Louis College
San Antonio
el Grady
Bastrop
Chickasha
I. T
Andrew Carnegie
Knapp Confesses in Wife Murder Case in Ohio-Indiana
Alfred Knapp, detained in Hamilton O, has confessed to choking Hannah Goddard Knapp to death on December 22. He described loading the body in a wooden box, dumping it into the Miami River near Lindenwald, then returning to town under guard. Authorities fear further confessions may reveal deaths of his prior wives.
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Indianapolis
the Sentinel
Hamilton
Alfred Knapp
Hannah Goddard Knapp
Knapp
Mason
Lenihan
Bosch
Lidenwald
Miami
Lindenwald
Kuemmerling
Hannah
Five Murders Revealed in Albert Knapp Confession
Alfred Knapp of Indianapolis confessed to five murders, sworn before Mayor Bosch on Feb 26, 1903. The victims include Ida Gebhardt in West Indianapolis in 1885 and Jennie Connors Knapp in Cincinnati in 1894, with other killings in Cincinnati and Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Alfred Knapp
Indianapolis
Ida Gebhardt
Knapp
Bosch
Emma Littleman
Gest Street
Cincinnati
May Eckert
Walnut Street
Jennie Connors Knapp
Canal
Liberty Street
Annie Knapp
South Fourth Street
Lindenwald
Albert Knapp
D C Mills Astronomical Expedition Set for Chile voyage
The D C Mills expedition sails from San Francisco to Chile for a two year southern hemisphere study led by UC astronomers from Lick Observatory. Director Campbell cannot join due to injury while the mission seeks to measure solar system motion using a Mills spectrograph and observations of about 400 bright stars.
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Berkley
Calif
D. C. Mills
San Francisco
Chile
University of California
Wm. H. Wright
Lick Observatory
Campbell
D. O. Mills
Constellation of
Lyre
Senate Acts Rapidly on Post Office and Currency Bills
Washington reports rapid Senate progress on the post office and territorial appropriation bills, with amendments to the Philippine currency bill agreed to and sending it to the president. The sundry civil bill nears completion as pensions rise to 320. Civil Service Commissioner Foulke faces sharp criticism over a letter about a surveyor general employee's dismissal. Senator Spooner questions a $200,000 appropriation to Liliuokalani, Allison confirming it rests on claims to crown lands in Hawaii.
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Washington
Senate
Post Office
Civil Service
Foulke
Spooner
Surveyor General's Office
Tdaho
Dua
Cas
Lilioukalani
Allison
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aCe Cees
Bryan
Nabors
J. W. Batts
Brazos County
Monroe Edge
W. F. Taliaferro
Bryan, Texas
Wilson & Jenkins Drug Store
W. H. Oliver
J. B. Dunn
T. A. Cape
Franklin
the Doctor
Chase
Chases
J.L. Herne
Ana
Fai
M. L. Moore
Texas Postmasters
Henry J. Weltman
Brackettville
Wm. McManus
Baird
Louis Woote
Columbus
Erwin W. Owen
Eagle Pass
Chok
Cc. F. Bosch
New Orleans
Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast Express
Chicago St. Louis
Kansas City
J Anderson
R Morse
Pass
Traf
Mgr
M L_ROBBINS
Gen
Pass & Tkt
Houston
Ke Eupion
I L
Eupion
Tas Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
W. Higgs
Geo. W. Higgs
Zuber
S. H. Allphin
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
W. E. Saunders
Dansby& Dansby
Howell Brothers
J. H. Mawhinney
John Wittman
The_ Tailor
Thej
M. P. Exline Co
Dallas, Texas
PO En Sma
Aeschiaca
Bryan Eagle
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