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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05
Damage in Rell CONT

Bolton. Texas. July 4.-From !
inquiry among a large number II
In town today, 1t is estimated "
two-thirds Of the wheat was b
which is considered lost, as 1t Is n
The total loss to crops of all KID
reach nearly half million dollar
damage on lowlands remote \
larger streams was caused by oyst
washing. Another heavy rain y
terday. but fair weather is indiai
morning. The roads in many Ef
impossible. District court conv'
terday morning, but few of the q
rors could get to town and poap1
was made.
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man, to whom the general is related by
marriage, was the orator of the day this
evening at the celebration of the Fourth
OF July at the Sherman Heineman park.
The ex-secretary and senator was unable
TO participate on account of his health. or
to accompany the commanding general.
put every attention was shown General
Miles here, and he was accorded an ova-
tlon wherever he went. He was intro
duced at the park by General R. Brinker-
hoff and rendered ovations both before
and after his address
General and Mrs. Miles left tonight for
Washington
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THE LONDON SOCIETY.
Ambassador Choatc Wa, FeIictto

Ambassador Chontc Was FeIicitou,
| in His Remarks.
London, July 4.-More than 400 guests
attended the banquet of the American So
ciety in London at Hotel Cecil this even
ing, and brilliant galaxy of ladies viewed
the function from the gallery of the, ban
quoting room.
As display of patriotism and Anglo
Saxon good fellowship the affair was not
excelled even by the famous banquet given
last year.
After the toast to the queen, which was
proposed by Mr.. Earle. Rev. Dr. Henry
Montague Butler. master of Trinity COL
lege, proposed the health of President Nc
Kinley.
Mr.. Choate responded to toast in the
most dignifed and statesmanlike words
ne has yet delivered in England, praising
the Anglo Saxon alliance, but assuring
Americans that they can noA-be English
and asserting that an American must be
an American. When an American. on
nearing that was to come to England"
SAID the ambassador. cried out, God save
the queen, he completed my outfit. for
when man couples prosperity to the
American people with that other sentiment
ne gives an American ambassador the full
est credentials and all the diplomas he
needs"
Senator Lodge responded with most
patriotic expression of the determination
OF the American people to carry out tie
war In the Philippines. mot eelfshly but
Tor the civilization of that people"
Mark Twain also responded to the same
sentiment keeping the company most of the
time in peals of laughter, but closing
with this pathetic reference to alliance:
Wherever one soldier finds himself he
meath the shelter of the others flag he
knows he is not an alien. but a kinsman
and at home"
Cardinal Vaughn responded to-the toast.
me communion of the English kinsmen.'
Other toasts followed
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No Damage at Goldthva

Goldthwaite, Texas, July AN
this morning the rain commencedl
rained every day since. In the d
the fall has been about Z IL inchs'
has fallen siow. and all soaked .
ground. The streams have rot be-
tteir banks. therefore there bas \
any damage from overflow Oh!
blown down considerably. but hi 4
encd IN since. Such a rain was IN
IN this section of West Texas n
July.
Trains are now running on I
time on this branch. but all mai,
days behind: Sundays Post rmsA
last night; last Fridays Post did u
this point urtil Sunday ujgnt. q
10y has had no trouble in gettini
his papers, even those two and IL
old.
On account of the excessive Il
Fourth of July picnic has been x
until the 18th and 14th, when thu
federate soldiers will join In III
have a grand time. A band ni1
speakers have been engaged. !
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THE RAILROADS,

The big lines OF the country are reach
Ing out for Texas business.
The prospects for building the Guada-
lupe Valley railroad look brighter.
Railroad employees in Illinois have formed
political organization to fight adverse
railroad legislation at the polls.
Mr. r. d. Yoakum becomes railroad
traffic manager.
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DOMESTIC.

The Fourth OF July was strictly oh
served all over the United States and
by the American representatives and Gill;
zens in foreign countries.
Fire at Memphis caused the death OF
one person and serious injuries to others
and loss OF property valued at $3.50 1000
Mrs. Gray Miller was killed by Eugene
Donnelly at Memphis In fit of jealousy.
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LOCAL

The Fourth Of July was more generally
observed in Houston Yesterday than ever
before. The various events arranged fer
its Observance.
Judge Barttlingcks residence in Brun-
ner destroyed by fre.
boy hurt by being thrown from q
horse.
The people In the flooded district near
Brookshire make a strong appeal for aid.
A relief train sent to them.
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New Bnntint Church.

Cleburne, Texas, July S.-Ths
have raised most of the $4,000 .
to build their church, and the y
expected to he raised before ~
out. The evangelist. Sid WILLIAMS
about $4,000 yesterday at the nll
Anglin street. The church got Y
and a tent was ordered from st. J
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WE CURE

Where others fail; thousands o.
on hle. voluntarily given, a. w
sincere expressions of gratitues v
chants. farmers and all classes X N
MISTAKES. NO FAILURES w
ment. Do not be Discourage ~
rience elsewhere In your vain =
well. but II you suffer from ~
ease or diseases private in thei
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WOODS LETTER.
Tells Why He Has Quit the Popult.t
Leaders.

IcTIb WHY Hft ftUt VUIV TIC POOuIinV
Leaders.
Greenville. Texas, July 4,--Following is
the full text of the letter written by Judge
H. D. Wood of this city announcing his
conversion from populism to democracy:
The Judge, as Il will be remembered
was populist elec,or at large in 1896, and
In 1898 he was honored with the nominal
ton for congress In this district. He has
been a leader in the party from its birth
and has made many sacrifices for the al.
vancement OF Its principles and candi.
dates, and in his withdrawal the party IN
Hunt county loses Its brightest and most
dashing general
"impelled BY sacred and patriotic
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THE FLOODS.

Thirteen people are reported drowned at
Brooksh.re and many others In danger.
A special session of the legislature may
be called to provide for the flood sufferers.
Town OF velasco under water. but no
damage has yet been done.
Situation is improved at Navasota. Cal
vert and Hearne.
Telegraph lineman says that relief may
be too late for people near Brookshire.
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Meetings Closed.

Mckinney, Texas, July S.-M
of meetings in progress at he
land Presbyterian church closed "
Rev. j. NJ. Cooke did the preacnl|
revival, during which twelve new /
were added to the church rolls sn'
Der of others were converted.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.


Four thousand people attended the bar
becue at Beeville.
New Lavaca county court house was
dedicated at Halletsville.
Relatives and friends OF a young mar
ried woman are searching for her assail-
ant near Paris.
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Endeavorer. neginnIns y

Detroit. Mich, July 4.-Aon
thousand Christian Endeavor e.
rived in Detroit this afternoon
Ing. the forerunners of thoussS.
Endeavorers now en- route 70 ~
tional convention which opees
night.
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Cornerstone of a church

Bonham. Texas, July 4.-lns|
stone of the new Methodist ~v
laid today; the services were
by Presiding Elder Pierce. ~
will be a handsome brick venea'|
SIS, 900.
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POLITICAL.

Ex-Governor Hoge captured the Tam
many Fourth of July love feast for Bryan
and free silver.
Hon. William Jennings Bryan addressed
the GAINESVILLE. Ca. Chautludua.
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si'Onr.

Galveston Az. Houston o-s; Austin 3. saa
Antonio Z.
Ethelbert won the Realization stakes
easily.
Boston and Brooklyn each lost two
games.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-05

The Best Cure for
Chills and Fever is q bottle Of olv1
less Chill Tonic. It Ia simply Iron
IL a tasteiess form. No cure. no ~
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our trsa92
has curGs.S
WILL SUI
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stricturas1
RuptureN
Female n
kinds,sssl
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Kidneys III
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At Smithville.

smithyille. Texas. July 4.-The glorious
Fourth was observed here by the closing II
the bank. postoflce and al, business
no'ses' The River Park band. in a big
noat drawn by four horses, is now parad-
ing me streets. with banners flying, an
. noune!hs 4 grand ball at the opera house
9onight, instead of the pavilion a, ~
park Fireworks OF every DESCRIPTION have
oeeh nooming last night and today.
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Reception to Rear Admire, s..,.

Snester, Pa, July 4.--I'he chief feature
OF the Fourth OF July celebration was The
PUBIC reception to Rear Admiral schley
N Chester park, in which $1,000 persons
sSoA psrt me city was profusely decorat-
outburst OF cheers when he anosa ~ ss SEA-
HIS remarks were brief. 'PeaA'
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A GUEST OF HONOR.

''r GENERAL Miles Was q rovru
Ms,,s oiSuly Orator.
ansheid, Ohio, July 4.-Maior General
dav a. - "nes' who arrived here yester-
N'' as the guest of honor Of John sber.
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Hoods Pills cure liver Ills the mn -,
only cAthartic TO take With HoS1T -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-17
Titles on the Continent.

We eXaggcrate very much the power
Of title Oh the continent. In Italy every
son Of aprincc is again prince, no mat
ter if there are ten sons. This has a
great effect on the diluting of titles; it
is i watering of the stock, as they say
in railroad parlance. We especially
ovcrrate the effect of French titles.
Anybody can call himself count in
France. \ certain Jew in Paris named
himself from his province. We will say
his town was Liege, his name was Cha
bot. He called himself Count Chabot
de Licge, which sounds very well. A
banker OF Cologne, we will say, whose
name might be Oppenheimer, hearing
this, said: "Wcll, if You arc Chabot de
Liegc, must be 0. de Cologne" There
are properly now no titles in France.
They expired on the advent Of the re-.
public; but there are families who have
some noble blood, as they call it, and
there are plenty Of titles to scll.-Har-
per's Bazaar.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-17
MEMENTo OF MAcEo.
iioof of tho Heroic Cuban Leaders,
Horse, Which Perished
with Him.

Down on Front street there is an old
curiosity shop in which is unique me-
mento Of the Cuban hero, Antonio Ma
eco. 1t is the right front hoof Of the
horse that carried him when he was
killed in Pinar del Rio. The horse re-
ccived several Of the bullets intended
Tor its master, and died at the same
time.
The owner OF the relic. Westminster
Abbey, the proprietor Of the shop, Sc
cured the hoof last October from John
r. Smith, Of Kankakee, Ill Smith was
rough rider, and when he returned
from Cuba Brought with him all the
bones of Maceo's last,horse. This hoof
was the only portion Of the skeleton
lie would part with, and lest any doubt
OF its gcnuineness would ever exist, he
had an affidavit drawn up before no
tary declaring the facts in the case.
The story runs that NLaceo's horse
was small but 1.-THE and intelligent
bay which on many IN occasion had
saved the great leaders, life Jose. An
tonlo's brother, had often expressed his
desire to own the horse. but Antonio
steadfastly refused to part with him.
IN all or the stirring raids up and
down the island the animal carried the
patriot. Many months before its I'm
timely end it was famous.
Eotn the horse and the master re-
celvcd many q severe scratch in the last
campaign, but their lives seemed
charmed. At last, along in the mcmora-.
Die fall of 1897. Antonio Maceo, who
was then ravaging the province Of
, linar del Rio, met his fate, mounted on
the faithful animal, in battle near IIa-
vnna
The full details Of what followed will
probably never be known. At any rate,
u few hours after Maceo had left his
command and ridden out TO the battle
field on his faithful steed ,,he and his
horse were dead.
The horses body was found by in
snrgcnts the night after the battle,
and over it was built q rough log
cache. y former America n:rcsident OF
Havana, shortly after the conclusion
o. peace, secured the bones Oh the horse,
intending to have rhem artjEulated for
the Smithsonian institution 1t was
from him that Smith, who was an old
friend. secured the strange 1nemento.
After Smith came to New York he was
exploring the town one day, when he
stumbled upon Westminster Abbey's
establishment, and became sosintercst-
| ell in Mr.. Abbeys bizarre collection
that he presented to the latter the hoof
Mr. Abbey made all kinds OF tempting
offers for the remainder Of the skele-
ton, but Smith wouldn't part with it
\. \. Mail and Express.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-17
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

The Friends have 80 colleges in this
ctuntry, with total attendance Of co.
600 students.
It is stated that 10000 Persian Nes-
torians have been absorbed by the
Greek church of Russia.
One hundred and seventv-five Con-
gregution;,l churches have adopted the
use of the individual communion cup.
There are As missionaries, six stu
cents and ten women employed in the
city missions of Berlin, under the lead
ership of DR.. Stoecker.
That popular education is appreciated
III Japan is evident from the fact that
its $1,000 elementary schools are at
tended by 100000 pupils.
The Bible has been translated into
the Thibetan language By Moravian
missionary named Heinrich August
.tacschke, u native Of SaNony
Lord Kelvin has resigned the pro
fessorship Of natural philosophy in the
University Of Glasgow, which he had
held for SO years. lie is now IS years Of
age.
The convent at Mount ST. Joseph's,
near Delhi, O., is one Of the largest in
America. It is the home Of about GOO
sisters, who conduct 40 schools, five hos
pitfalls, two orphanagcs, one infant asy-
lum and two academies.
Meat is never eaten by the Trappist
monks Of Gcthsemane. Ky. Vegetables
and wheat bread are their only food
They never speak TO each other unless
when extremely i'll, and they know
nothing Of the current events Of the
outside world.
Halle university has conferred the
degree Of doctor Of philosophy honoris
causa on Mrs. Agnes Smith Lewis, of
Sam bridge, England, who discovered
the Syriac Gospels on Mount Sinai and
edited them. It is the first time the
degree is given to a woman as an hon
orary one in Germany
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-17
Something He Dian,t Have

I1icks-I hear that Klinkard has
pulled up stakes and gone to the noun
tains.
Wicks--Gone for his health, I sup
pose?
mo; as hear it, he has gone on ac-
count OF not having any health. "-Ros>
ton Transcript.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-17
gillia

From TIE number Of people on tile
stating that all Of those rersns who
went away on their vacations the day
after the yellow fever scare broke ouc
nave returned home ana that they
ins along With them.
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Citasicss By raszieatsos~
ne State ef YexasF


To the Siasris or any t'onstassis q Gamer
On Coisnt !. Greeting
Yen are Hereby Commanded to suns.
mon henry Paterson. BY max.
ing publication eff this Citation once
in each week for four weeks previous
10 the return dayhersafin some pewspa-.
per published in your C1oents. if there be
a newspaper pablished therein but Il not
then ia any newspaper published in the
18th judicial District; bat if there be no
newspaper published in said Jusdicial
District. then in anewsf apsr published in
the nearest District to said 18th judicial
District, to appear at the next regular
term OF the District Court of Cameron
County, 10 beholden at the Court House
thereof, in Brownsville, on the first Nom
day in February A. D. 1859 the same being
the Sixth day of February AID 1850, then
'andthere to answer petition ffsdin said
Court on the 10th day of December A. D.
1898 in suit, nulnberedon the docket of
said Court Nc. 1877, wherein Irene Pet
,terson is the Plaintiff, and Henry Patter-
son the Defendant, said petition alleging
tha' the said petitioner and said defendant
were legally married on October th.Is79,
in Cameron County. Texas, and lived to-
getaer IS husband and.vife until ssptem-
Der 18TH 1857. Where, for no cause known
to plaintiff said Defendant abandoned her
ed, aud board, aud has ever since that
time utterly failed. aad refund 10 contri-
butte ANYTHING what ever - the support OF
Petitioner or his children
Petitioner prays that citation BY p'lb-
Iicat;ou be issued to defendant Henry
Patterson, to answer this petition, and
that the bonds of matrimony, heretofore
existing between them be forever dissolv-
ed.
Herein fail rot but have. before said
court. Arts aforesaid next regular term
this writ, with your return theraon, show
ing how you have executed the same.
Witness, Louis Lowalski, Jerk of tbs
District curt ofCameron County.
Given Under my Hand and the Seal Of
said court, at Office in Brownsville this
the 27th day Of December a. D. 1893.
LOUIS KowALsKI, Clerk
District Court Cameron County
[Seall a true copyI certify,
LOUIS kowALsKI, Clerk
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WOULD seem that we must
first whip the FiIipines, before
we can annex. chem. And as
whipping viii mean killing
aany Of them,the philanthropy
eE our design in annexing the
islands, that we may eiviiize
and christianize their hlllabit-
ants, is somewhat obscure.
True, there wiil'stilEbe enough
Felt to employ goodly nnfn-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS in the saving
Of their souls. but what of the
thousands whose souls we may
scmd aaeonversedinto eternitys
& locks like a. peculiar sort
of philanthropy to murder half
ora people iitorleE to- save
the other half.
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WILL BE MUS
TERED OUT.
Third Texas Infantry Ordered
To Be Mustered Out
Immediately.

San Ansonio Express, Jan s.
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Wichita Fails, Texas.

Proprieiors +. P. P:
It becomes my duty to add my tes-
tiinonial to the wonderful curative
properties. of p. r. Prickly Ash,
Poke Root and potassinm) Some
years, ago I bruised my ankle on my
saddle siirrup from a little scratch
the place began to enlarge until it
was as large as the palm my hand,
dIseharging pus, exposing part OF
The bone. Ecalled to- see physicians,
and they pronounced it as fever
sore,- and ineorable. It became so
painful, and swollen SO badly that /
tried bandage for relief until / Sc
cure6a rabber supporter; after Sc
curing the rubber supporter for tenn
porary relief,I begen to use internal
remedies, trying several different
kinds without any apparent relief.
[ resolved to try z. z. p, which l
did After using oae bottle the re-
salt was such Fcent:nGed until the
sixth bottle was used; when my rab-
Der Supporter was not further re-
euired, as the sore was completely
healed and swelling entirely gone.
j therefore take pleasure in saying
totlie public generally that it is my
belief from actual experience, that
the use of p. P. P, ii properly per-
sisted in, viii cure. any case OF i'm
pure blood or blood poisoning.
Respectfully,
REeF. B. F. Hickey, Postmaster,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
], the undersigned, knew Prof.
Hickey at the time he commenced
to take p p. 2, for his sore leg, anil I
lid not think cure possible. mo
ticed its progress FROM he start, and
must say the remarkable cure PIP r
broughtabout WAS something lnarve-
lous.
z. TAsMAE, Druggist
Wichita Falls, Texas.
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plete the work. but it is not
expecred to cover more than
period of a couple OF weeks.
A detachment OF the fegi-
mens IS also stationed at Key
West Barrasks, Florida.
}ust What the results to fol-
low this order win be IS not
known. aud for that reason
speculation is again revived at
the post and Camp. Messy. +
may be significant fact in
this connections that orders
came from the headquarters OF
the Department of the Gulf at
Atlanta, Ga, yesterday for the
immediate vaccination OF all
the men Of the Fourth Texas.
This is construed by some to
mean that the Fourth is to
replace the Third at the border
posts. TO say the least it an
immediate intention of muster
ing out the Fourth exists the
order Of today for the vaccina
ton IS i strange enc: 'Fo say
the least officers and men in
military circles here are
Just now anxiously awaiting
the receipt of some further
advices.
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are ron the sF..a for tie sesace2

are E0a the Ss:sn for tie sesace2
Asl experienced a~relsan
and he aigliI man having pea.
- or esraIs ii So. 0tla IL Sl0.-
600 10 put IN stock of general
merchandise aud deal IN Eotton
Hides, Wool and Country Pre-
dHce, can find a splendid eyes.-
ing in Victoria Tex. New brick
building especially erected
for the purpose nearly coHrpiei-
ed. Novel advantages 10 both
building and location.
First floor space 270G square
feet, IA feet from foor 10 ceil-
ing. Basement gee square feel
9 feet high Designed + r grisI
miiI: 8 elegant living rooms
above first floor. Pavilion on
garden roof 30x60 feet. Wa
gon yard and steam laundry
on the premises. The entire
grounds 1S9x278 feet. Place
will only be lrtto an experieae
I'd man III every way suited TO
the place and the trade 10 be
handled.
Owner viii take interest in
the business, # desirable 10 ap
plicaht.
Address at once
G. L. THURMOND, JR.
Victoria, Texas
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San Antonio Express, Jan g.
The Third Texas infantry.
aow garrisoning Forts Clark.
Bliss, Brown. Mcintosh, Ring
gold and the camp at. Eagle
BASS, viii be mustered out
without delay. Capt Roberf
"a Patterson, First artillery
chief mastering officer for Tex
as. WAS ordered BY telegraph
yesterday to proceed with his
assistants at once and begin
the work. Capt. Patterson
viii leave this morning in com
gany withIieuS: CIough Over
ton, First cavalry. and. Clerks
O. P. Finley and and /. A
Edwards aud begin the work.
The regiment is to-be muster
spl'out without. THROUGH, that
IS when the men leave the
posts it VIII be-got to return.
Telegraphis dispatches from
Washington yesterday an.
sounced that the Third had
unsolicited for muster out.
81 was not supposed that
would come 50 soon.
ork. to begin Capt
doeSnot know just
IT. - -. 1870,
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MONDAY, Jan o, 1899.
gHE biennial show opcns at
Eastun. tomorow

TfB state OF Texas has lost
4 worthy son IN the death of
Sol, w. II. Mabry
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just Received.

Tie following goods were bfoagAt
up from the stermer, Dec. 20th. con-
signed to LuciO, Beais; which Ire
has saIe:
Assorted jelIies tial 5ib bucketsl sec
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Picked Tongues and
Corned Beef.

b. q. Turegano has lot of fine
spice picked Tongues and beneIesa
corned beef. Cali onhim at ma +.
ket stall, No. 81.