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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
CAPTAIN JACK WHITE,
The Hero OF Sabine Pass Remembered
Ills Fritnds

TIE Hero OF Sabine Pass Remembered Bv
Fits Friends.
The friends OF Captain Jack White. tho
veteran police officer and hero OF tho
battle of Sabine Pass. did not permit ,he
holidays To pass by without reminding
their soid!erly friend that he had not
been overlooked. He was enticed to a
quiet place where his admirers had as.
seuibied, After sincere wishes for pcace
ana plenty daring his declining years and
the hope that there win be many YET IN
come, Captain II, h. Rice presented Cnp.
tam White with an elegant engraved cane.
as token of personal esteem ana high
regard. Other presents were an amber
uIped gar-holdcr, q beauty IN itself. hv
Herman Sass. ana box Of prrfcrtcs
from Justin c. White and Gus Warnceke
Puhy addresses followed. Judge Gcorse
Goldthwaite. Major Michael I.ooscan.
CAPTAIN II II, Rice and Messrs John A.
kirlicks. William 4. Moroney and Justin
c. White being the speakers. and. all I'M
all. AZ was an event that will linger LONG
In the memory OF those who had as.
semhled TO do honor 70 a citizen who has
lived In Houston for forty or more wears
whose friends are legion
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Total experts, etc. 49,.
STOCK.
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS.

There are more than 300 communities in
the United States where Mt least one Hun
garan society exists.
John Kelly, an. cmploye at the Bloom
field tunnel, on the Pan Handle railroad.
was Killed by stone thrown 300 feet by
blast.
A Rockford un) man has invented
typewriter no larger than a watch. on
which he SAYS II Is possible to write faster
than with the pen.
George III was 50 years OF age at his
death. he reigne1 longer than any mon
arch that had ever sat upon the English
throne.
That one deer d9es duty In many an
adventure Is proved by the fact that n
deer shot In Weld. Me. the other day
was carrying eleven bullets in its body.
SO far as known, Hungarian emigration
to the United States, IN numbers worth
speaking Of began in lS5i-lSN2, when Kos
south came with other eXiled patriots.
Since the cold weather began one Con-
necticut hardware factory has received
orders for 5000 pairs Of skates. The fac
tory viii have to run day and night to fill
them.
Charles VII. The game of whist is men,
toned by Cotton in 1850 by Pope in HIS
In an epistle to Martha Blount. and in the
'BeauN's Strategem." published in 1901
Preparations arc making for extensive
prospecting for oil in ten counties of East.
4 ern Kentucky next spring. The indica-
I tons of the extension of valuable oil helds
In that region are said to .e promising.
( There are four Hungarian weekly papers
/ and one monthly publication in this couu.
try In the Magyar language. hut there are
| also perhaps dozen publications N
Slavish and one in the German language
! Well informed Hungarians estimate thai
! iully taoNo OF their people have fount
/ homes in the United States. According Il
United states treasury statistics there ar,
/ w 'W, Many Of them are in Pennsyl
vania.
Spanish imports have decreased nv o.
! SiS,tS pesctas in ten months OF this wear
as compared with 1894. The receints from
customs are 100000 pesetas less Than tht
estimates and nearly 14,W0,iii pesetas les
[ than last year.
Gathering rams were from 90 TO 100 fee
! long and worked by forty or fiftv men
continually relieved, The largest batter
lnS rams OF the ancients were equal II
force 10 a thirty-six pound shot from /
cannon.
Count de Gobelin says that cards cam,
from the ancient Egyptians but The ma
lorlty OF authors agree upon their Frencl
origin ana assert that they were invented
70 amuse the lucid intervals OF Charlie,
VI. who had fallen int u state OF In
| sanity. '''
The pyramids have existed for thousand
or years and puzzled the ingenuity Of IN,
| learned TO trace their origin. The mos
| magnificent are those in the neichb,rhoo,
OF Grand Cairo; the finest is 10 Z et hirhe
than st. Paurs cathedral
Steps will soon be taken in Marylan,
70 organize among the women OF IN
STATES Mount Vernon society" whor
] rrst object VIII be to perpetuate patriot
ism. and the second to assist In ,hs I'VE
| serNauon OF Mount Vernon. the old W. sh
mgton homestead on Potomac river,
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AMUsENIENrs


New York Stage This Week.
The theatrical event of the week "a tbe
appearance OF Minnie Palmer at the Rilou
IN new farce called The School Girl q"
AZ Mimic has been away from us for A
long while. everybody has for her a warm
welcome. Tho other changes are confined
to tho combination houses, where one
week stands rule. Al tho Fourteenth
street "rho Twentieth Century Girl will
appear; at the Grand opera house "su-
pcrha' Will bc the attraction; at the PEG.
Pies Human Hearts" Will appeal to
Eaatsldcrs. This is the last heck OF The
Gay Parlslans" at Hoyt's, Twelfth
Night' at Days. The Founding at Inc
Garr.ck, Shore Acres" at the I'lfth ave
nur, carmen" at the Empire "l'hc Shop
CIR at falmers. and THE Home See
rotary at the Lyceum. The plays which
are continued with no announcement OF
termination are Of wide range In quality.
Among them arr John Hare In THE No
torious Mr Ebbsmith." al Abhey's; AN
Artists Model" at the broadway; "ilenri
OF Maryland AT Herald Square. "S,ranue
Adventures of Miss Brown al the stand.
ard; Northern Lights" at the American,
Tho sporting Duchess" at the Academy
The County Fair" nj the star. Excel.
sior, Jr," At the Olympia, and The VIE.
ard Of the Nile" at the Casino. Fair n
/ middling diversion can he had at tho mn.
sic halls and continuous shows but II
must he Acknowledged that most ~ then'
arc decidedly middltng
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RASE BALL CHAT.
Signing

Farmer" Work OF Illinois Signing
Players for Galveston.
W. l.. Work ia Mt his home In Mount
Vernon. H.. preparing for the base ball
campaign of 1890. as manager OF the Gal
weston team, He has signed contracts with
the following playera for next season.
j. T. hrott OF Waterloo. To-. Claud Hardy
Of Galveston, Texas and \. G, Burris OF
Shreveport, La, catcher; Buly ktmmer
OF Alexandria, La. nrst base, while other
good players are being negotiated with
Farmer" Work. ms he Is known In the
sucker" state. will come 10 Texas IN
March, and IN" season will open April 10
The Houston base ball park viii be
placed In readiness for the coming season
1T once, Workmcu were engaged Yes.
tcrday IN clearing away the debris ard
burning the brush and rubbish,
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RECEIVED THEIR PASTOR.

A Pleasant Social Event OF Chapel OF
First Baptist Church.
The chapel Of the First Baptist church
was crowded last night with members OF
tho congregation. the occasion being n
reception to the pastor, Rev. l.. II. LAM
kin, and his family. Although DR.. Lam
kin has been In Houston some time hts
family has Just moved here from Colo
RADIO. their FORMER home and this IS the
first gathering OF the members of tho
church to welcome tho newcomers 10
the city. Tho rooms were beautifully dec
Grated In smilaX and cedar and above
the organ was the word Welcome" Near
this stood nr. Lamkiu and ms wife .nd
children and the guests were ushcrcd in
and presented. the committee apnotntcd
70 receive being Megdomes X; ;, collins
ELLA Downcy, r. S Fitzgerald and a. III
Mohl After all had arrived n committee
OF young ladies' served Refreshments hnf
several hours were devoted to CONVERSE
ton. every one present being DESTROYS OF
becoming well acquainted wan the Fam
fly Of the pastor. II was Il pleasant oc
casion and enjoyed by all.
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Mr.. August Dingiestedt vice-pres'dent and
Mr.. Ed. l.. Alexander. secretary and
treasurer. II was decided to meet Thurs"
Ing il is hoped to have n larger attend
ence 10 hear the debate on the question.
'.Resolved, THAT the two great Erglish
sncekine nations. shall not 20 10 .,,, w be
added 10 make tho occasion eniovabie.
Rev j. 2. Chllders received a telegram
Yesterday morning announcing the DEAN
~ bis mother at Willis. He left on tine
first train. but fortunately, the report or
death was not true. He telegrephcd back
to his family that his mother was very
TIE ali stove endeavorcd to prepare two
a nrcls Tor robes the past week, Nothing
more than n scr re resulted In either case.
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THE DEATH ROLL
ALLEN =. coLyIN.

The remains Of Allen T. Colvin. n horse
trainer and cwncr, are at the undertaking
pnrlors OF Ross & Wright awaiting inter
inent, which VIII be under the auspices of
the Masonic lodges IN this city. Mr.. Col
Win died AZ st. Joseph's 1niirmary after
an Illness OF several weeks. lie had been
In Houston about four yoarD. had an inter
had two horses at the Houston Driving
Park. lie was about 90 years OF age.
Amouc his effects was found a certificate
OF membership In Tucker Lodge No. IS.
A.. +, and A. NJ. OF, North bennington
", The certificate Is dated October a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
HOUSTON LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Annual Meeting mud Election Of Office
Last Night.

Annual Meeting mud Election Of Officers
Last Night.
Tho annual meeting OF the Houston
Light Artillery Tor the election OF officers
FOR tho coming year was held in rythian
hail In the Burns building last night, a
large number being present. Routine
business WIS disposed of and the follow
Ing officers were elected. IL. Il. Rice.
captain; Il II. Ron first lieutenant senior;
NJ II. Smith. first lieutenant Junior; H. Il,
Craig. second lieutenant, V. \. MncNider
surgeon; II. n. Kchoe,, company clerk
4, Barttlingck, treasurer.
The ncn-commiss onod officers who are
to he appointed Win be announced later
W. .t,.or. VII ~ llirriissVtn,stu a.. tns
announced VIII be held in tho spring and
will also attend encampment at Austin
The regular timo for driil is Thursday
uirht
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DAYS OF AULD LANG syNE."

Two Veteran Telegraph Operators Meet
After Long Years.
Colonel j. G. Courtney Of Atlanta. Ga,
who has been the guest OF his son. II. u.
Courtney for a week past, had the pleas
ure of meeting David Il. Shepherd durlnG
bis visit Colonel Courtney WAS the frs,
telegraph operator IN the United States
20 read tho Morse system by sound, and
In lSs5 he was employed I'm the office a,
Petersburg, Va. Mr. Shepherd was an
operator in the same office and they he
came great friends, After n separation OF
more than forty years tho Two Old
the days OF "Old Lang SNne."
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REGRETTED ms DEPARTURE.

Pine Blur Ex-confederates Adopt Res
oluticns Of Regret.
J. T. Knox, recently located in Houston
AMI will reside here permanently. The
Pine Buff (Ark) Graphic contains the
following complimentary reference TO the
gentleman:
AT meeting OF the J. Ell Murray
camp held this day. committee was
appointed to express the regrets OF the
camp a, parting with Comrade J. p Knox
and the following resolutions were unan-
irnously adopted;
Whereas. our esteemed comrade.
Brother J. Y. Knox. having left us to
cast his lot ami fortune in another State.
Resolved. That the renewal OF Brother
/ Knox and his family from our midst is
great loss to our camp and community.
! bur what Is our loss is Texas gain.
! hroihef Knox was n brave and legal sol
der during the war and has since the
/ organization OF this camp been one OF
It's most active and energetic members.
/ For some time he has served as our GUAR
! terfnaster and has made a most faithful
and efficient officer. Whenever an old
( ex-Confednrate was found IN need OF
/ distress. Comrade Knox was one Of the
I hrst 70 give Of his time and money foi
/ the purposes o. relief
| Resolved. That 10 sincerely regret his
! departure and take this method of OK
pressing for him our love and cstecm
tie - = quiet ana hlNatriois citizen
charitable. generous and chlValrnus by
nature and an uprigh, and honest Chris
I tan gentleman. We commend him 10 ,h'
good pSople az TeNas aud assure him on
heartfelt good wishes for his health. hap
pipcss and prosperity.
Resolved. That these resolutions b.
published IN tho city papers and sprea'
upon the records aud that a copy he fur
nshed Comrade Knox and his family
-. I. StRulV,
u. II Trulock
Committee
after the adontlon OF the above res
olutions, the members OF the cam
marched down to tho depot in a bod
, | and hnde Cofnraip Knox adieu"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
AMERICAN LADIES DON'T.

Chicago TlrneS-HeTaIu.
Very few American ladies smoke. very
fine American lady, the wife of President
Andrew Jackson. liked nothing better
than to sit before the embers and. light
Ing her husbands and her own dudheen
from the same spill. watch the smoke
say other estinable women have found
comfort In My Lady Nicotine. But tits
not the fashion nowadays. except among
that wierd class that we go 20 see de-
picted on the stage for the assuagament
of our own sense of shortcoming.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

the YEAR 1896 Houston will push forward
and maintain the Lead. as during the past
year. The J. 3. Dunlay Hardware COM
pany have the plans for a three-story
brick business house on travis street.
tract. 1 understand. has been lot and
building operations will be inaugurated
before the arrival OF the spring of 1885,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
ON sH1pBoARp NOT CLEARED.

The total amount OF cotton on shIpboaru'
not cleard today is as follows:
For Great Britain-Ss Maritime @vo,
Saturnina coos: Teutonia 1850; non-mem-
bers 1923: total 26,S46.
For Francois Trlpoli 5000; Nortigern
1857; total 1o,S57.
For Eremen-Ss Eric 1910.
For HamSurg-Ss Cambria 500; Glanay-
ron Us. total lT75.
orr Russia-Bk Storken tio5,
For Nav York-Mallory line 1862.
For oArgan city Morgan line 30
Total 81 0,5 against 40 last year.
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Andrew ]. Kennedy.

Andrew :. Kennedy was accidentally
shot and killed at Wallis station wednes-
day night Tho remains arrived In this
city yesterday and the funeral took place
AZ o'clock y. III. from the residence or
Herman V. Kennedy. I'LL Maury street
interrncnt took place In the German GEM
etery. Deceased was a butcher by trade
and had many friends in Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

even in the merry Christmas season the
hopeless old bachelor laughs and blows
smoke-rings toward heaven. and offers
to help organize Husbands Protective
Association" to do the work of the Bergh
and Gerry Societies for these hitherto neg
lected victims OF society.
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REMOVED TO NEW ORLEANS.

The body of the late j. II. Gibson, who
was buried IN Gioawood cemetery some
time las. spring was d,slnterred under
the direction OF Wall a Stnbe and taken
to New Orleans Wednesday evening for
final burial, Deceased WAS the husband
Of the late Mrs. Della Iibaon. who disi
"Wednesday morning from the effect OF
burns received the day previous.
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Drummer BREyITIEs.

On Wednesday evening at the school
house a literary society was organised, NJ
one means OF furnishing pastimc for the
cultured citize1s OF this frisky suburb.
MIR. Frank Nolard was chosen presiden,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
THE BACHELOR HA-HAs.

An Iowa husband shot dead by his
father-in-law and Florida husband tied
fast while he slept ard nogsed half TO
death ny his mother-'n-law are two Incl
dents OF one days news Verify The
perils or matrimony are increasing, ami
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
Vessels in Port.

To Fowler q Mcvitie--Schr Frank Rudd
(Am), Sch George Taulane, Jr., S. Leon
ora (Sp), SIS Niceto tSp).
(B) Cambria Q3r), Gracia. Carolina
To j. Moller g. Co.-Bk Cosmo, IS CLAN
ayron CBr). Maritime.
To II. Mosle-Ss Kenneth (Br), Ss
Ravensdale (Am)
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UNIFORM RANK ENTERTAINMENT

Houston Division No. {. Uniform Rank
Knlgh,s of Pythias, Is preparing for an
entertainment W Turner Han January 20
the arrangements being In the hands OF
a COMMITTEES composed ot Cantain r. T.
Craig, I. u. nehoc. II, ii, Donahough aud
J. q, Decker Tho exercises will ne must
cal for the nrst part, after which Will be
an exhibition drll by the division and \
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Total receipts of cotton at Galveston
today were as follows: Missouri, Kansas
and Texas ia3: Gulf. Colorado and Santa
Fe 1le3: International and Great Northern
6S barge Gibbs lis; barge Alice 66i; schoo-
ner Mary Lynch II.
shipments-To New York, per IS Leoha'
,oy-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03
"oLD uICKonY" CAMp.

"old Hickory" camp. No. 81, Woodmen
OF the World win hold it's regular meeting
tonight for the transaction of important
business.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.

The following were granted license to
we'd by County Clerk Ed #. Dupree yes
terdny:
Andrew #. Fisher and Emma Pittman,
w. 4. MaY.icld and Miss Mare Reid; Alex
Jones aud Louisa Watkins, Dietrich Hcge-
man and Mira, Paulin Zeidler, Pleasant
Spurlock and ELIZA Brown
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This Will be followed by dance. The
division will nee; Monday night for eiec'
tior OF officers
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WILL WITNESS THE SPORT.
Another Party Being Organized to Visit
III pasa

Henry Pelz. Nanny Domnau ami other
choice sports are getting ready to attend
the bun lights and pugiistic mills adver-
tised to take place at FL paso In Feb
ruary. Pelz, Domnau and party will en-.
gaze n car for their own use and will nos
depend on the FL Paso hotels for their
proyonder or sleeping quarters
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PAsToNIzA's STATIONERY STORE
IL headquar ters for all kinds OF ofHc,
supplies, printing and ltAographing
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SIS Leona. Wilder, New York.
Schr Harry A. Berwind, Hewitt. Appa'
lnchicola.
So Saturnina, Bergen, Manchester.
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REMOVAL.

MILKY & Dow. the coal dealers. have re-
moved their offices from the Cotton Ex-
change to their new brick building. on
Travis, between Texas avenue and Capt.
toll
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have removed my drug store to 500
Main street, eornero Prairie avenue.
A, T.. Kiesling.
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ANOTHER BUsINEss HOUSE.

j. s, punlayy Hardware Company the
prospector.
A Post reporter yesterday met well
known citizen. who remarked. During
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

Lcngthy reasons why you should buy
your lumber from Ware, lie has the best.
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Ship Kybe.. (Br), Calcutta, sid Nov. 4.
ship British Isles. Calcutta, sid Nov: H.
Ship Kyter Br.). Calcutta. sid Sept. 10.
SIS Cambria OBJ. Hamburg sid Nov n.
SIS Glenile OBJ, Hamburg. sid Dec; 8.
SIS Rotherield Q3r), St. Vincent, sid Nov.
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MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.
Pert OF Galveston. January 2.
Arrived

Arrived.
SIS Maritime, Dawes, Bermuda.
SIS Olaf KyTre. Falsen, Shields.
So Gracia, Cozzida. Cienfuegos.
IS Carolina. Cirada, Cienfuegos.
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j. RELY GORDON & w. H. FOSTER.
Associated Architects. so7ls Main street.
Consultation free.
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E. C. Crawford. tho tea man.

The latest improvements In photography
Blackburn & Bailey. 10OSis Prairie avenue
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SUIT FILED YESTERDAY.

j. d. Bryant. attorney FOR Poser Gabei.
flled suit yesterday In the civil district
clerks office against Robert Smith on n
ncte.
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SIS Darlington CBr.). Liverpool. sid D.

cember 10. .
Ss Forest tBr.), Liverpool. sid Dec. Il.
SIS Plympton, Liverpool. sid Dec. II.
Sch a. r. Stearns. Norfolk, sid Dec ID
SIS Blairmore (Br.). Antwerp, to sail Dec.
25
SIS Hartlepool (Br.). Hamburg. sid Dec
SIS Blaamanden (Nor.), Hull, sid Dec. H.
SIS. BjorgvIn CNor). Shields. sid Dec. S
SIS Rauma (Nor). Shields. sid Dec. II.
SIS Eugene. Barry, sid Dec. n.
SIS Wilmington, Bremen. sid Dec q.
Sch Maud II. Dudley. Newport News,
sid Dec. 81.
Sch Daisy Farlln. Philadelphia, sid Dec.
81.
SIS Alamo, New York sid Dec. Is.
SIS Nueces. New York. sid Dec r.
Bk Uirotha. Pernambuco sid Nov. L.
Rk Renown. Falmouth. sid Dec. 3. =.
SIS Belfast. Middle sborough; sid NOV. "a
SIS Joseph John, Cardiff. Sid Nov y" -,
SIS Joseph W. Hawthorne, Cardin, sio
Nov, 10,
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T. P. Williams. Dentist. Binz Build,

Gas cooking stoves ana hot plates for
sale by Houston Gas Light Co.
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JusTICs HussEY'S COURT
Pharo Roskmatoski. dogging hogs; SIC
and costs
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At meeting of the board of directors
Of the Houston National Bank held this
day, a seml-annual dividend of per cen,
was declared, payable on and after Janu-
airy 6, 1895. n. c. Munger,
Cashier
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Coke and -Ar-For safe by Hovston Gas
Light Co.
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The Wonder Store sells Toys.
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Mook's hop Friday night this week.
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after the adontion OF the ahove res-
olutions. the members OF tho camp
marched down to tho depot in a body
and hade Uomrahc Knox adieu."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

Fine line of Holiday goods at Burg
helms