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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-04-26
WEDDING EELLS At WLLGSTON.
Mr.. Sylvester 9r;erIy Poston, Of Lake
Ciy. Wrsihe Fair Miss Claudia
Wea.herSbee

WiiIi>ton. BarnweIl Co., April
l9.-lIr. Sylvester Brieriy poSion.
of Lake City. WAS married reSter-
lay at high noon to Miss Claudia
Bell Wea;her>bee, oi this town.
Ii was a quiet home wedding,
with only few relatives present,
on, it was NEST enjoyable event
and will long be remembered by
those rresent. che rouse was
beautifully decorated i'll IVY, cut
flowers, cedar end ether ever
green's.
The Rev. ~. Edwards, Tie Bap-
rlst minister, performed the cece-
mony in an Impressive manner.
The bride wore a very stylish
Gown OF brown S:h, ornamcntcd
with heavy white lace. The
bridesmaids ware white 0rgandieS.
The bridesmaids and grooms-
men were as follows: Miss Meta
McNichael with Mr. Poston: Miss
Anne Mae Willis with Mr.. " ade
Eaddy:httiSS Elizabeth Mixson with
Mr.. john +. Gibbs; Miss Sarah
Poston with Mr.. Rartell, and Mss
Daisy Willis with Mr.. Gary PoSton.
After the dinner the bride and
groom left here OH the Southern
for Charleston. From there they
will 90 to Cake City, which will
be their future .home.--&ews end
Courier.
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Rev.W. S. Martin, of kinsstree,
was greeted at the Methodist
church yesterday by large :o"asre-
cations, both morning and even
ing. Rev. Martin was a, one time
pastor of TIE Florence church. He
is we'll remembered an l loved
here. His sermons yester 'ay were
splendld.-Florence Daily Times,
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DIED UNDER THE KNIFE.
Mr.. J. IN, Swami Succumbs to an'Ap-
Grafton for Appendicitis.

Grafton for Appendicitis.
Irr. J. NJ. Swami died at his
home last Saturday from! the eff
fects Of a surgical operation for
appendicitis. For several days
MIR. Swan had been a sufferer from
this dread disease, until his cOndl-
ton became such that nothing but
an oseration could save his life
in the opinion of TIE attending
physician. To give dis patent
every possible chance Dr.. l.. b.
johnson called in two Charleston
physicians. Drs. Cathcart and
Rarbot, for consultetioT and early
Saturday monuing these gentle
men, along @ithse7e:aldocal ply
siclans, proceeded to the sick
maa's house, where afeer due de
Liberation an operation was deter
mined upon. t'~ery p-ecaution
was taken, and DIR. S. Cathcart,
one Of Charleston:s most promi-
nent young surgeons, did the op-
Grating. The most skilled science
oftt:mes td:ls, however, and so II
proved in this case. The patient
never recovered from the ares
thetic and the shook, and died
about ten minutes after the oD-
eratien.
Mr.. Swann ,eeme to this county
from Marlboro @ year 'ur two ago
and settled about three miles from
town towards the lower bridge.
During hislhriet sWourn here he
had gained marry friends, to whom
his sudden death is &c sad blow.
He leaves a widow and three small
children .bereaved,ef their NATURAL
protector.
His remains were buried at the
williamsburg cemetery on Sunday
afternoon ut 2 O'CLOCK.
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Married..

By II. p. Baldwin, notary pub
lie, ON Sunday, the Sth inst, at
the residence ofthe brides father,
Mr..J. A. Floyd, Mr.. l.. j. Powell
to Miss l.. Il. Floyd.
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sediment or set
tlirg .indicates an
unhealthy ,cond:-
ton Of the KID
nsvs; II 1t stains
.your linen it is
evidence Of KID
'ney trouble; tco
frequent desire 10
pass it OF pain in
the back ic also
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.
Erittenin Condensed FORM and Printed
in Like Manner TO" the Sake OF
Cur Weary Readers.

Cnr weary headers
E,act river j M 70 high water
marx
There was.no preaching Swnday
# any Of the churches in town.
Cant William Cooper. of Coop
as visited trends in town Friday.
yb. 0amocr,,r comfy conyen-
,jon will meet in the Courthouse
.on Monday. Nav /.
D w Y proor>;ntor o,to,1od
.,. ,1,l;.ol Association in Obor-
,..,o., ,rL,rs,,.,v and rr;da~
Mr. lanes Henry Hawkins is
,v,,i,ip~ his .byo,ber. Mr.. w. p.
1I,wt,ns on Academy street.
s.var,l vaIred communications
.b,d ,o he left ont this week on ac
..oan,.oc their arriving too late.
wrasrs, heller. Graysan and
EeIIev vent tc Charleston We'd
ua.d,v q, las, week on business.
DR. ", $, Lynch,stopped Satur-
.dav to visit friends in town on his
,way bom, from the Medical Asso
..ia,,on NJ Charleston.
u,. w II Co,,nher of Gree
,,,.rI,o v,s :, town "Wednesday
Mo has many friends here, and is
,,, w.lcoma visitor
u. Cor;r,tor Leo who epiovs
,,; ,o,;oo =,
:;,, ,,;s;tod h;s
I.t1,poIooE,o Yesterday
w. ro aoo, asI,od - an
n ,,c,, roo,.,r
.,; u,,, IVA holt ., tho
,:. L,h rh,n.dor a,.or;rcS
% .,o,-
y I'll. r.c cors,l ,o
ct on, oe ,ho Ki,os
.a 49,, - ,;,o c,tv IN bnsiness
WV D' =, r.
~ ~" 49, ,,s
w.: C.o,. ,,r low, v,en,
r,. r.;, r,o ,,,.
'0 49,, ,,o ,oaoh
as he provided for white and COL
'eS oe p'0''ueN '''
.u ~, .,'7S, will, oor
i"0 u, Chvr,h
'e"e " WV" wv c,,h;oo,.
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iof ols'uSS'''''
constitutes S''o -
"'' N' '
''ose'.o va
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convincing proof tnatte. kidneys and ,h!ao-
der are out Of crder.
What 70 Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge SO
often expressed, that Cr. Kilner's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfil!s every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
Of the urinary passage. It corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
Il, or bad effects following use OF liquor.
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to 60 often
during thu day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild ard the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root Is soon
realized. 1T stands the. highest for its won-
, II cures Of the most distressing cases.
you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold'oy druggists in SOC. and 81. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery E:E
and a book that tells SEHssyses sss:sE:s, ss:sEE::s.ss',
more abouti. both sent g s..::ss.:S
absolutely free by mail, .=s9:sssSsssl.G= aAlEsSsG
address Dr.. KiTner & Home of swsnpRoos.
Co., Binehamton, N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generousntfer IN this paper
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THE HOLY O&NIE.
Lyddhe anG Dynamite as g Soul Slim
ulant

buSIc, dCcOElpd!!tt ny Hc! to"iic
husband and lad BY name CT Den
Ms, has Just closed weeks holiness
meeting. To-day (Saadayl Was most
ly taken up by an experience meet
mg. Mrs. Bostic has penetrating,
full voice. is not ut q loss for a word.
and can make herself heard by the
largest congregation. She Was tEe
frst to give her experience. Says
she has been whel!y sanctitied and
baptis"d with tho white fire, has the
baptism Of the Holy Ghost, and her
soul has been '>l;namited" and "lyd-
dit.G." and she doesn't care what
people say abcut her. The large
new tent was arranged one half for the
whites on her left. and one half for
tl.e colored on her right. The whites
gave in thei: experience first, with
some little shouting and prai<ing Of
God. But whr2 The negroes gave in
their experience the shouting was in
creased, and Mrs. Bostic got up and
commenced the holy dance on the
rostrum. She is a good looking wo-
man, a somewhat square, oval face
and the picture of health. She has
4 pleasing expression, and her beau
tiful white teeth set of her holy
laugh Us she shouts, and when she
dances the holy dance ner 1.-the,
graceful herre shows at its best.
She starts off, without Il word, in Il
kind'of pit-e-pgt, pit-a-pat shuttle,
the toe and the heel. IN succession,
Of one foot striking the floor in the
forward movement making the pit-a,
and the ball of the foot, as it is
brought back to its'eriginal position,
making the pat; ard 50, first on one
foot and then the.other, .aS she brings
her weight with a little spring from
side to side almost in the same placs
with q small up and down move
.ment, her fists, ts,clenched, with Il hand
.kerchief in the right hand, arms
hanging by her side, mouth CLOSED
tight, eyes set il a kind of vacant
stare with a blank expression on her
face; not a word or a twist of mus
Gle, rs III a cadence Of two to the
second double three pit.a-pats she
gracefully continues until you Won
der if she is out of breath: the color
seems to leave .he- shseks: but all Ut
once she thYows .ort her arms to q
horizontal, making higher jumps,
swinging a little now to the right,
now to the left, the head.a little to
one side, then the other. She clasps
her hands over her head, the >coler
comes back to her cheeks and she
shows her ,pearly teeth, laughs the
holy laugh, and shouts "Glory ito
God!' Then she Jumps high, up
aud down, without seeming effort,
with the happy spring fcrce that
seems spontaneous. Sut che finally
tires, and in pleasing laugh and
shout sits down and wipes the per-
sniraticn from her face, neck and
ikands and looks pretty, sweet and
happy. Her dress is plain black
skirt and light gray figured 'caliee
waist, with meat black collar. Ne
ribbons, no hat-
The preaching was attempted
by young Mr.. Dennis; but his tongue
seemed to be swollen or some way SO
stiffened that be failed to articulate
plainly. lie said something about
Lazarus, full of sores, being laid at
the rich mans gate, and the rich
man wouldn't give him anything to
eat. lie had sense enough to cut it
short, and the scene was relieved
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ss'lnasands E-aye Kidney Tro1bte
and Oou't Nuow it.
EnM To Find OFT.

FIJI abo::ie ercommon glass with your
water ard .h=t it stand tweRty-four hours: a
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-04-26

1t is some consolation to the
widow to know that history re-
peats itst It.
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Back river is up to high water
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
Rnte. for Merchants.

The international and Great Northern
railway has issued circulars adv sing OF
rates TO Chicago and St. Louis on 60 int
of the spring excursions OF merc-aats
The following are the conditions:
To st. Louisa rate OF one and one
fifth fares for the round trip on ths GER
tihcatc plan is authorized Certiica e
showing purchase OF tickets February IA
To %, inclusive, VIII be honored al one
fifth fare returning up to and including
March s. Certificates showing purcha g
of tickets March. 3 TO 10. inclusive, viii
be honored at one-ffth fare returning UP
10 and including March 25. Certificate
showing the purchase of tickets Ma ch
10 to 81, inclusive. will be honored at one
firth fare returning up to and including
April 10. Certificates showing purchase
OF tickets April 3 to II, inclusive, vii be
honored ar one-fifth fare returning up to
and including April 81
To Chicago-A rate of one antr one fifth
fare on the certificate plan for the round
trip, certificates showing the purchase OF
tickets February to .. II to % and March
3 TO and II to % to be honored.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
A PART OF THE SUNSET
Officials Of That System Named for iht
Bay Shore.
". ". KENT WILL REMAIN THE MANAGER
Susie at Galveston Has Troubles
New Ticket System on the santa
Fe-Nctes and Personals

The question of the future management,
Of the Bay shore line has been settled b.
circular issued from the Office OF w. G.
Van Week, vice president, yesterday. 1t
reads:
The following appointments have been
made. effective this date: Mr.. C. W. Belu,
traffic manager; Mr.. H. A. Jones, geae. al
freight agent; Mr.. F. b. Morse, pas ZEN ger
traffic manager; Mr.. l.. j. Parks. general
passenger and ticket agent; Mr., ]. j.
Ryan, superintendent motive power; Mr..
j. t. Mahl engineer maintenance of way.
All with headquarters at Houston, Texas,
To whom reports shall be forwarded.
w G. Van Week Vice President.
This shows that the recently acquired
property Of Coils p. Huntington is TO be
operated as a part of the Southern Pacific
Atlantic system, its passenger aud freight
departments being merged with the same
Departments OF the larger line This was
forecasted in The Post last week.
w. W. Kent remains in the position OF
manager Of the road under the appoint
ment made by Mr.. Van Week when the
new organization was formed,
j. T. Mahl, engineer Of maintenance OF
way, issued a circular yesterday advising
that ID. X Colburn has been appointed sd
perintendert of bridges and building of the
Bay Shore line.
The offices in the BinE building will be
vacated February /, The records OF the
various officers are to be moved, those OF
the passenger department being trans
ferred yesterday.
The friends OF Mr.. Kent are glad 90
know that he is to remain. He Is the
only ore OF the official force retained
The following circular was issued by
the passenger department yesterday:
To General Passenger and Ticket Agents.
Having assumed jurisdiction over tie
Galveston. Houston and Northern railway
on and after this date, we respectfully re-
quest TO be favored with ticket represent
tation via Houston to Harrisburg, La
Porte. Seabrook, Texas City Junction,
and Galveston.
The trains on this line use the Grand
Central depot at Houston, which does not
involve transfer between IL and the Gal
weston, Harrisburg and San Antonio.
Houston and Texas Central, Texas and
New Orleans Gulf. Colorado and Santa
Fe railways.
Your compliance with this request will
be greatly appreciated arb renip~o ated.
l. ]. Paris
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
s. F. Morse,
Passenger Traffic MANAGER.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24

Col: Mr.. and Mrs Sol Book. Denver. Col
", r. Manning. Wayne. Neb, Charles II.
Chace, stanton, Neb., and Lloyd A Rems-
burg, Sidney, Neb, are stopping at the Bris-
toll
Mrs. DR.. William c. Ponton and daughter,
Miss Ruth. accompanied by Miss Laura kim
chen, arrived from Coperas Cove 20 attend
the wedding Of Mrs Ponton's sister, Miss
Minuetts Sternenherg. They are the guests
Of Mi. and Mrs. A. r. Sternenberg, 1918 Nc
Kinney avenue
Prof. H. w. Bouton wife and young daugh,
ter are in the city delng ahopping, and Mr.,
Bouton is attending the drainage convon-
ton from Webster. They are visiting their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. y. Sloseon
OF this city. This is the hrst trip Of the
young Miss Bouton 10 the metropolis and OF
course she Is much charmed as she herself
lie charming
Mrs, Ida Douglass Redman OF Harlem is
In the city for few days, the guest OF Mrs
W b. Slosson, 40 Mckinney avenue, Mrs
Redmap is daughter OF Captain II. >
Douglass, formerly superintendent OF the
State penitentiary az Rusk, and who now
has charge Of the Harlem state farm and
works 200 conyicts on the State plantation
Her husband Mr., Rodmap, holds the respon
sible position OF assistant superintendent fol
the State Mrs Redman Is a lady OF very
engaging manners and has hosts OF friends
In Houston ane Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
A TRIP THROUGH MEXICO.
Interesting Talk of the Country by
an Observing Traveller.


an Observing Traveller.
"The evolution of Mexico's popu 's.ion
and condition" might be termed the sub
ject OF most interesting conversation had
with Mr.. s. F. B. Morse, passenger traffic
marager of the Sunset and Central routes.
Mr.. Morse visited Mexico about ten years
ago and at that time found the country al
together foreign to the conditions, Gu tens
and language of the United States. On
the visit from which he has just returned
he found everything changed. The country
is becoming to some extent anglicised,
the English language is spolen by a
majority Of the psople aud the names OF
Smiah, Jones, Brown and others familiar
in this country are found everywhere The
manufactured products, and these are
mainly those from America, and the Inn
ports Of the republic from the United
States have In the last few years shown
a phenomenal Increase Mt Morse he
lieves that the possibilities for trade be
tween ths United States aud Mexico prom
Use great deal for the South. II the prop
er method of encouraging 1t Is followed.
Il is interesting to hear Mr.. Morse talk
of the Republic OF Mexico.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
pALLAs-Foar WORTH ROAD.
Work TO Begin when Frnnchtses
Are Granted.

Work to Begin when Franchises
Are Granted.
Fort Worth Texas. January 49, -George
I. Bishop and j. p Cofhnbury, who are
promoters OF the electric car line proposed
between this city aud Dallas, were here
yesterday looking over the field in order
90 acquaint themselves with the situation
as 1t now exists. These gentlemen have
an ordinance now pending before the city
council asking permission To build trecks
over certain streets, but there has been
no acton taken on the ordinance, although
1t has been before the council for more
tnan two months.
Mr.. Bishop said that the Dallas council
would grant ms company franchise 10
uss certain streets and that II Fo.t Worth
would do likewise II was the intention
10 begin the construction of the line at
once, as there would be no delay in the
work when the franchises were granted
In both cities The company asks no boz
nus ana wants no money from any one.
as Mr.. Bishop says his company Is amply
able to build the line and equip II without
the assistance of any outside parties.
Mr., Bishop comes here highly Endorsed
by such well known fnanciers as w. J.
Hayes e. Sons. bankers and stock brokers'
who are holders OF SOME Tarrant county
bonds, and Colonel Myron T. Herrlck OF
Cleveland and who is president of one OF
the largest savings banks in the country
In Cleveland. which has deposits amount
ing to SSS,00O,000. Mr.. Herrck is also q
director Of the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railway company. These facts are men
toned to show that the gentlemen who
are here promoting the road arr among
the leading financers of this country, and
come here with highly Endorsed letters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
Personal MENTION.


Mrs ! n Gearing is guest at the Hutch
ms
IT W nodse Jr n, Austin Is at the Law
lor
y II simmons OF Decatur Is a guest at the
Iawlor
II p Melton OF Cuero is stopping at the
LawIor
II Fisher az Waco is domicled at the
Lawlor
w n Knittle % Dallas is an arrival at the
I.swIor
N, 1,n.,,v =, Cameron Is stopping at the
f.awlor.
y str,tfora ~ beaumont is at the
Capitol.
uo,,,,r,arv ret,,rned last night fr.il
ods,,n ~
:, c,,d,,e,i 4. domioi,ed at
-. c6 ~ n'nSio VI
tue rapi,o' ,,. &. ...s,eroa a.
j. II. Hepning OF wharton Is res'S'e'0u al
'ne ha"' 49, = ...,,trr =.
Charles b. FORREST oil waco IL s'oPP'ns a.
the Hutcnins.
J. n, Shaport Of Columbia 10 rek'stereu at
the Hutchins,
". 7. Herricks Of whitney is stopping a.
the Hutchins
Robert Tuttie OF New orleans Is registered
at the Bristol.
G. r Mvrtck. an insurance man OF Dallas.
is at the Hutchins u5
e Cox OF Conanche IL in the city, a
guest AZ the apitoi
-. a., tn.rr.rce man Of yelasco.
,s a, the Hutchins
~ 49,. -. ..,..,a. - C,IadinSs a
=, Ma. son G an s,Io'"s' -
- ,,..,,-.,s -, tte,nns,eaa 4.
Mrs, James u Mhites'oes VI
guest az tne hA"lol'
"The Old Homestead company were guests
Al the Bristol Yesterday
C. E. Hawser Of Salt Lake City rs among
the guests at the Capitol.
u Kelley O, Beaumont was in tho city
Yesterday. leaving for home last night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
THE SUSIE ROAD.
A Citizen Took Up the Track of the
Line.

A Citizen Took Up the Track of the
Line.
Galveston, Texas, Jenuary 23.-The lit
tie Susie is very much 10 evidence these
days. The Huntington deal and the bond
issue that means the rehabilitation OF the
property have engaged some public atten-
tion but President Dan Henderson has
other things TO trouble him.
\ few days ago property owner just
west OF the city limits tore up about $40
feet of tas susie track and carried 1t oil
bcdily and laid IL on the right oil way
clear OF his DOMAIN. Now the Gult OF
MtNIco has been toying With the susie
track in the EAST cnd and has appropriate
ed some of the right OF way without
Mr. Henderson or Colonel Gresham dong
or saying anything audible, but this act OF
a Kinkead properly owner made thk.
CORES rise. ana on sunday Mr.. Hende. son
with a party OF twenty iaDorers wenJ out
10 the west OF the city and relaid every
foot of the track that had bsen torn up.
Not only that. but IT, Ia ,snderStood that
Colonel Gresham has taken or Is about to
take such legal steps as will prevent any
such action in the future.
According to the best Information OBJ
tainahIe, the Susie got right Of way over
the west ehd property IN question long
before the present owner purchased the
land. The new owner did not appreciate
this fact, and, Directing to the presence
on his land of the Susie track and falling
to get the railroad to move. took the law
in his hands and had the track torn up.
Injunction proceedings will probably Ne
instituted within the next few days TO
prevent the property owner from renew :
a. ~. l. Il.
PEOPLE say they have the right OF way,
granted by the former owners of the land,
and that the tearing UP OF tracks is a
very serious piece OF business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
New LocnI Ticket sr.tem.

Galveston. Texas, January 2s.-Agents
of the Santa Fe system have been notified
that on February the sim.lex system
of tickets will be adopted and used to all
local points on that line. This system of
tickets is now used by several reads,
though 1t has never proven entirely satis-
factory and has but recently been dis
carded by the Frisco line The cost OF
equipping the Santa Fe road with these
tickets is about $685. 900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
I. resle cief Club Concert.

49,
|*0nceris by the Ladies' Treble clef
"sys events that are looked for
n. win pleasurable anticipation by
Ils'laE people Of Houston. and tina
nj 'as' night at Turner han came
:" public expectation in satisfying
n discriminating audience. The club
B. s"'su by Miss Mary Kidd, Miss
@e0s Mrs. Rolte, Mrs. Bright and
\, se B. Kidd. The programme
Inc musical direction OF Mi.
u S%nse, The leader of the Treble
|ssbanis, ar Lee Beasley officiated as
|grze - une was too lengthy TO par
|ajya,y ne,aA and while there we're
Htt ys,os. eri'orious numbers that re-
/ scors .ous and persistent encores,
~ mia numbers We're given. a rule
,sar No. No. oe followed to an advantage
. L enasleal organization Of the city,
= eeasss custom Is being so abused
|,<aaa 100 20 be regarded as a compll-
~ Programmes ' o.
nj rs ana solo numbers were all
<tse /, without attempting ia par
~ w. may be said that last nights
sfzar ~ artistic success in avery
stynj. NC Afforded one Of The mos,
~ .r.,a usicsl evenings accorded the
people Of Houston this sea-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
LAwLoR ARRIVALS.

r,est' san Antonio; l.. Austin, Cole
Miller, New York; Jerome Scott,
|s chsfn, Pa; Miss Scott, White Haven,
Miller Greenville, Miss; j. B.
|,t NJ, ort Worth; II. Lippert. Houston
n. ''sin, New York; Mrs, w. A. Smith,
800. ~ Neuseheller, New York; w. NJ
NV, ew York; W. S. keenan, and wits,
I', qs., liSs Keenan,, Chicago; j. C. Elem
|,SsS greek, Col, c. Bartle and wife
Il PoI Z. D. Woodruff, Salt Lake
~, woodruff. Lander. Wyo. II. C.
~ y. tsR' wyo.; G. L. Wilson, Lusk
= 81 Law and wife. Boulder, Col.
NJ, ~ omaha; W R. Stratford, Beau.
81 Ky ~ Brown. Beaumont; b. +. Spin
,.,si sssoo Springs, Col; Sam Hartsel
49,, :. E, Harrington. Hartsel, Col,
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