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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-25
CITY BREVlTlEs.

The old Scwance boys will hold meet
ing tonight at 7 o'clock AT the office u
Richard Franklin In the Binz building.
The school teachers and other employees
Of the school system were paid their Do
comhcr salaries yesterday, the money helug
turned over To them at the High school
W. G. Gardner, who saw service In tho
philippines ms a member Of jnclc Sans
lighting aggregation, returned TO Houston
Yesterday. lie Is stopping with his father
at 1911 Capitol avenue.
William Prince. colorcd who Is In Jail
charged with the murder Of John ''rccn.
colored mt Humble on Christmas day, Will
appear before Judge GlllnSpic today at 10
O'Clock nn hnheaS corpus proceedings.
At tho Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN church
tomorrow afternoon nj 3"o O'Clock there
will be n meeting to rcorglnlzc the Junior
Endcayor society and at G,3O O'Clock
meeting to rcOrgauize the Senior Eudcavor
society.
There are undellvcrcd tccgruns at the
office Of the Western Union Telegraph COM
Shannon, Maggie Mitchell W A. Lane,
Howard Bowers. W. S. GarctSon ana John
Mallard dmportanD.
Mr. sam Krum, the night clerk at the
police station, returned yesterday evening
,cssful with his big gum that he was busy
all the evening distributing squirrel and
other gamc TO the boys at the STATION.
Tie Houston lodge Of Elks, Ne. 15I, will
the Biny building Those who attend nrc
rHpu, SIZED To bring with them macintosh,
umbrella and bnthng suit The hrrwory
will start at $40 and the last rocket way
he sent up At IL y. m.
IN cTrrt GA foot to induce EitGnuch
Lee to visit Houston and deliver a IrvmrS
for the bGnehl OF the pick Bowling mouu.
mcnt fund This b. ibcly Of accomplish.
next month under the auspices Of Inc
southern LyCcum bureau.
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rev days Several Of the parties are ex-
psrLeu mere next week 20 close the deals
on hnnd' IN addition to these sales Messrs
~ W nam Co, report the following
snus 81 lhhd made during this week
Mr.. W, !. Williamson Of Houston pur-
e ei,i,'o 90 acres OF rice land located
eighteen miles northwest ~ Houston
Mr.. j. W. Lewis OF Illinois bouaht OF Mr.
HAM 42o acres Of land lying eight miles
north Of Houston
Mr. H. Mnsterson OF Houston purchased
20 acres Of land one and one.b bali miles
from Genoa
Mr.. g; Arthur stevens Of Illinois pur.
ehased so acres Of land lying twelve miles
inc gentlemen from Illinois Mcssrs ste.
Nehs ana Lewis, expect to remove tfir
lamilles nero at once and become citizens
Of this county. All Of the lands sold will
he at once put IN readiness for cultivation.
ana every acre Of II that can possibly be
gotten ready TO put In rice viii be planted
IN mat cereal this scHson. OF course, the
lamdS can lac made ready. but the trouble
WIZ De IN securing n supply OF water with
which To food the lnnds. Work will he
begun at once sinking wells. and II the
water supply can be secured the lands Will
all be put In rice
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. otto Tauh left last night for Nor,b
Texas on business trip.
Miss Mary Bean is visitln. Honsto, tho
guest OF Mrs Il. l., Phelps.
Among the departures last night for New
4ork VIA the southern Pacific were Mr.. n
d. Mclean and Mr.. j. J. pastoriza.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs w
Mann 81 the Bristol hotel will learn with
monia. '" p"'u'
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Schollho have 20.
turned from very pleasant trip 10 Kan
1919 franklin avenue 'F9 81
MIR, James Hays, who represents tho Mac.
mona hfeWlng company At beaumont. was
III the cry Yesterday leaving last night
ON his return 10 the city NJ oil rushcrs
Mr.; Max Basiste n representative OF one
OF Baltimorc's large importing houses Of
crockery, is In the city shaking hands viii
hotel ''' A''e
Mr., John Finnegan. who has been in the
city several days looking after busincss an
forests left yesterday afternoon Tor Nov,
York via the International ana Great
Northern,
Miss Maggie Harris arrived In Tho c,t,
Yesterday morning From Ssn Antonio 10 as.
slst IN the singing AT the great revival M
me Liberty Avenue Baptist church she
VIII sing az the services at the Auditoriu,,
sunday afternoon.
Mr., Philip Ray OF San Antonio whose
business is 10 book celebrities thrarcL
Texas, WAS In the city Yesterday 10 nv
range dates FOR Ernest Gamble with tho
Houston Quartette society
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Mcssrs. j. NJ Cotton, J. E. Hutchinson
and j. ]. Sweeney, appointed committee
at a citizens meeting held few nights
ago Mt the Rice hotel TO discuss the best
methods Of bringing manufacturing enter
prlses TO Houston are at work with the
view Of pcrfectlng a permanent organiza'
tlon for this purpose.
Mr.. Cottons idea is to form a business
mems club, made mp OF citizens who have
money to invest in industrial enterprises
that will be profitable to themselves and
beneficial to the community,
Industries" said Mr. Cotton, ARE the
things that contribute most effectively to
the upbuilding OF a city. People Will come
whore they can get work aud the prosperity
Of every community Is measured ny me
amount Of wealth distributed among us
industrial classes. as this wealth * ncceS-
sarily redlstrlbutcd In the building up or a
healthy local trade among the merchants
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

respectfully call the attention OF those
who have not paid their city taxes for fbe
year 1901 70 the following Section 70 mr.
ticlc 535. Revised Code OF Ordinances Of re
city Of Houston, which says: "Imlncdiaie.
ly after The drst day Of January In every
year II shall be the duty of the assessor ana
collector Of taxes to prepare a roll con" con
tanning description Of all the propertv
described In assessment rolls OF the nevf
preceding year: that is TO saw. Of the ,,oS I
ending on the next preceding 31st 'dsy
or december. on which the taxes have nar
hecm paid the said gol; shall be caiiod ,ha
Ilelirguent Roll and shall consist ~ !,
COPY from the assessment rolls Of So mpcb
OF inc line ON which the tract of ioSI or
property on which the taxes remain Tnnoii
as VIII Identify tho property and SHOW t i,n
amount OF tag, due on tho same +" '"9
Those who have not pAid CITY tov,. H..
1901 would do well % call al Tho oss,S 'os
the rlty assessor and tax collector and 80 VI
delinquent roll. '''S on the
c, James p. Welsh.
City Assessor and Collector
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A BUSINESS MEMS CLUB
To Promote and Encourage the Establish
ment of Manufactures.

"rhis however, is the result. We want war,
the factories in order to secure tlls re harc
and to establish factories we must
money To- put In them M. ,,o arc
"The object Of the movement thaI w Me , I,o
now working on IS % form an 9rsa', i,,, FOR
81 business men who are looking oul ~.
nro8tonle investment for their surplus
money. 1t viii not he the purpose al ' inv
nr@anizotlon to encourage every ny w
~ ~ s''be,ne that is presented. but 10 care
ff77I consider propositions that may ,.,, nf
mcrltorlous, and encourage outside cI iI'i,,s'
tn rstahlish profitable Industries In hous-
~ on by sbarnq the burden Of the invest,
m mel aftor Of course fni! gyesii tsii IN
into their merits. and n outsiaeirJi l"i' NJ
t,tn advantage OF the opportunities thal
Uonston offers. the object Of the orglni ~
ton viii be to thor9ushE lny ,Sni5 it t9S
800 tho most profitable and inauguraIe
hem regardless Of any aid from the out
side. ,,,tartos and
the object Of this movement, In nut she'i'
is to get them
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THE DEATH ROLL.
BENJAMIN |. James.


The funeral of Prof. BENJAMIN /, james
took place yesterday afternoon from tue
family residence In Runner There was
very large attendance OF friends, county
officials school teachers aud others who
knew and lovcd the deceased for his many
clever traits Of character. Tho horal -
signs were numerous and beautiful. Tho
Red Men, Of which deceased was long n
members attended In body and tho pali
bearers were selected from that organza.
ton. as follows Mcssrs j. s Carter, H.
Rocsuer. II, pricstcr. X, l.. Bcttcrton. W
g. Berug, sam NJ Christensen. Rev. v
AmmonS " the Tabernacle Baptist church
conducted the services. The remains were
laid TO rest in the German cemetery,
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AT THE THEATER
The Man From Mexico at Sweeney
g. Coombs Opera House

The Man From Mexico" at Sweeney
& Coombs Opera House.
William L, Perkins comedians In "1be
Man from Mexico" was the attraction ~
sweeney-coombs opera house last night,
me audience was good one aud appre.
cative.
The play, which is familiar to play-gotrs.
Is one OF those broad farce comedies. with
out any particular coherencv OF Mot or
probability OF situation constructed. as the
Frereh have II, pour rirr or as may be
rendered Ia more clumsy English, for laugh.
Ing purposes only.
This object the playwright and the nlay.
ers achieve. IL is Impossible 10 see 'T6t,
Man from Mexico without laughing. ii
- - iell OF run from beginning 10 end. II
the humorous points are the points of broad
farce comedy they are none tho less zen
nine for all that All NJ the fun is clean
fun, without the slightest indelicacy or IN,
Tho cast was all good. Nr Louis Peters
played the part ~ BENJAMIN Fitzhugh. rho
man from MEXICO, very oomieally, Mr.
Barry, as Colonel Majors, was good Nh
Aecsha- ss Coax. the shsria. Wa psrtien.
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Mr.. James Thomnson.

Webster, Texas, January "a --iomcs
Thompson, ono Of the pioneer settlers Of
Harris county, died at his home three miles
west OF Webster ut l o'clock yesterday
evening Mr.. Thompson was born I'm the
county Of Cumberland England August
CO. 1890, lie came with his father John
Thompson, who cmigratod to this country
With his family In the year $50. mud hns
resided continuously I'm Harris county since
Thomas eldest daughter Of Jacob Thomas.
ON February "a. 1852 lie leaves n widow.
two sous and three daughters, viz James
Texas. Mrs. g. II Whitcomb Of Schulen,
burg Texas, and Miss Mary Jane, who re-
sided at home with her parents, all OF
whom We're at his bedside, Everything
was done that medical skin and loving
hands could do 10 prolong his life, but to
no avail. He quietly passed over the river,
thus ending the lie of an honorable and
good man, who was known Tor his many
good deeds, his devotion to his family and
his falthfulnesS to his God.
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PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION

Deferred Observance OF Lees Birthday
by Robert {, Lee Chapter, U. D. c.
Following will be the program Of the
services commemorative Of the anniversary
Of tho birth Of General Robert Il. Lee by
the r. Il. Ice chapter, L. u. c., to be fol.
lowed by a reception in honor Of Mrs Dud-
ley Reynolds Of Louisville, KY. and Mrs.
Hudglns OF Hampton, Va:
Plano solo ..,...........M Mrs. George Brucc
Heading Sketch Of General Lee 49,.
.,..,'..,,, Mrs. William Christian
ituof SOLO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MIR. Gould
Confederate Camps and Chapters"
+. H. Fall, adiutant Dick Bowling
camp.
soprano solo .....,,... Mrs. j. W. Maxcy
Recitation .,.,,......, Miss Bessie Warner
Baritone solo'.',.....,M MIR. Carrick Major
tcntrhlto ....,..,....... Mrs. Baths Allen
Address. ,,......,.., Mrs. Dudley REYNOLDS
Plano solo. ............ Mrs Robert SIitsnn
Dixie sung standing.
This viii be given In the Sunday school
room In Christ church parish house Mon
day afternoon. January -, nj 2 O'clock
Al visiting. STRANGERS interested In the
Daughters Of the COnrederacy are cordially
Invited TO attend.
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s25. 90 Rr,v,pn

warI III r pnuerSlgned viii pay the shoro -.
or persons or 'deGee to convict ans o bSrs re-
with the wires Of tho c", c.Ts or tampering
ms .ni, Guy Of the Postal TeIc,rSc circuit In
it ,,,.I OF Texas. Numerous I,pu.Cable
nave been Seen discovered recently wbaPss an
dctrimcpt ~ an ana torn down much +" "' res
and efficient service usual prompt
uouston t.,d Witt Special A,,n,
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A STRAIGHT SHOT
BROUGHT About bv Accident,


4 lady who accidentally began eating
Grape Nuts aud quickly discovered the
strength that she gained FELT disposed tn
write regarding the food
SEe SAYS Grape Nuts has done so much
for me. When | came ont OF school I
was broken down In health FROM oVarwcrk
ma nervousness, Every summer 1nrlng
the hot Weather | have been practice y
exhausted aud generally have lost Ave
pounds or over
''Qultr by hcCi lent began using Grape.
Nuts ana thought | liked II very much &C
first, but the taste grew on me SO much
that l am eNtraygggntlv fond of IT, ate
1 all last summer aud was surprised 70
fnd that l kept up with plenty OF strength.
my nerve force increased. and I lost no
hcsb
Il know exactly what has sustained me
for | have made no change In my way OF
living except To take on Crane Nuts
never tire 81 Il. I always use II with
cold cream IN summer and warm cream
in winter. This Is straightforward,
honest letter and trust II WI he of SER
wee To you." Lucy ]. Roweu. Cedar
fails, Iowa.
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LOCAL POLITICS.

1.-THE antics Of the little ring organ" re.
marked well known gentleman last night,
In what II says about Colonel Holt and
others-lnclndlng The Post-remlnds me Of
banker out In Kansas who was taken
out by the deposltors whom he had robbed
to be hanged to the limb OF a tree. As he
was about to be strung up he made sign
indicating that he wished to make a state
ment When allowed to speak, he said;
Gentlemen. I have nothing to compensate
you with; | have spent all your money. DO
anything with me, but don't hang me Cut
me to pieces and divide the parts II you
WILL but spare me the disgrace Of being
hanged An old man on the outskirts OF
the crowd said: i don't care what piece
youse fellows take, but as for me, I'd like
to have that mans gam And 30 II is
with the organ. In its disappointment and
rage 1t Is exhibiting all ot It's well known
ana varied characteristics; hut. standing
out alone, distinctive and absolutely un.
approachahc. Is It's unparalleled bouudless
ana Unprecedented gall. But let the poor
little thing alone" the people Of Houston
know 10 now at It's true value. and hence
1t Is harmless Tor all time"
Some campaign liar is circulating the re.
port that the nnttcr nt selecting alder
manic candidates 10 run ON the Holt ticket
has been left In the hands Of Mr. Mitch
ncr and sir. Nm, president aud secretary,
respectively, 81 u municipal ownership
club organized Thursday night or
r,uso the report Is nutruc. The can
did3ics for aldermen on the Holt ticket
VIII bo put ont hy the good citizens of tho
various wards. There are ma star chnmhcr
attachments To this movement for good gov.
truncni
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LARGE SALES OF lands
All Of Which Win Be Devoted 10 IN.
Culture of Rice.

Culture OF Rice.
Mr.. c. W. Hail has Just returned from
a business trip 20 Crowley. Ia, where he
went To close up several deals for rice lands
which he has on hand with parties from
Louisiana who are coming TO Texas for the
purpose Of engaging In rice culture in tho
section Of country Immediately adjacent 20
Houston. Mr., Hahl closed contracts with
parties from Louisiana Tor six sections
8s4o aeres--of rice lands north ~ Houston.
end hss other deRls still on hand which are
not elsssd. but WAieh IA hopes TO elssa n
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larry good: Mr.. Hazard M the German
Won Buow Bismarck Schmitt deserves es.
pcclnl mention; Miss Eleanor Worthlngton
As Nettc Majors, was pretty and attractive
The rest Of the ladies ~ the cast played
their pnrts well.
'rhe next attraction will be Miss Knth.
ryn Kidder In Molly Pitcher" nj todny's
matinee ana tonight's performance.
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Caturrh usually storts win
~ IN ~ - 9'u.Is WIN n cold IN N.
reTeiv cots Vol oF G itsef IN this CLIMATE
As fresh cold is takop g..
ji,G. eiopS tbne , ~tpvr ana deeper creer'
n1sn tn fbroat RON neln htanes ffon
grnm Vrln,Iri,,e ~ '' h ,nIGqt TO wndpbs
from broncbini tnbcsD ' tn ,,,I. tubes sni
,,itG ,,,tb., iIoi me- ''HeS an connect, one
rom r any, mart ~ ott ~ ~ easy TO spread
same Tnn,hrinc ,r 'b,jIU'ii IT, ilned with tbis
The bnad soon affcrtn ms S WY WY estarrh ii
.' ~ NV ", az 49,, 'nt thfoat and ansi
M 'r rc so of ,bn ,ton, prlnging on chronic
oi,s,inotc FORM ~ dts,,: ulcn Is NOS
Ivrr,',od,. T.. r,,, ~ , pepSia.
t,,al l.. hlooJ Ill o - aEreed that ca
onc and Tho attenint to NM not a local
nlicntinus simulv 5ivco t, u,e ~ local ap
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fhe Celebration Of the l4jrd Ami
versary Of His Birth
BY THE HOUSTON CALIFORNIAN SOCIETY
An Evening OF Song and Good Cheer.
Tribute to the Character OF Scot
lands Greatest Poet

we praise him, not for gifts divine
His muse was born Of w0nan,-
His manhood breathes In every line
Was ever heart more human
We love him. praise him, Just for this
In every form and feature,
bliss
He saw bis fellow.creaturel
No soul could sink beneath his love-
Not even angel blasted;
No mortal power could soar above
The pride that all outlastedl
Az. Heaven had set one living man
Beyond the pedant's tether
His virtues, frallties. lie may scan
Who weighs them all together!
nlng my pebble on the cnlrn
or him. though dead, undylug;
Sweet Natures nursling, honnlcst BARN
Beneath her daisies lying.
The waning suns. the wasting globe.
shall spare the mlhstrcl's story
The centuries weave his purple robe
The mountain mist NJ glory,
oliver Wendell Holmes.
The lard Anniversary Of tho birth ~
Robert Burns was celebrated al the Audi.
torlum last night by the Cnlcdoninn society
with concert. bnnquct ana ball The
large Auditorium was nearly filled ana the
program was essentially Scotch but Ia the
decoration the Irish, American mud English
hugs were conspicuous, The pictures Of
Bruce and Wallace. Scotland's heroes, were
displayed, ono on either side OF the stage,
anu tho bngpipc, the KITS aud pluds, the
ihleesomc ming ANA other Scotch dances
and melodies took the natives Of scotland
buck in memory to the land OF the thistle
M, nr,,,r,nr ami NOM, .,,d ,.r,,.,,,,i
"'''' '"," ","'''
on inc noe pAsc picture al Inc Scotch
tliste aiId uarucss of Burns.
'h' pe'cr chol"crs' the president of the
I"'tdohldp s"f"F' actrd as master oi
ceremonies.
'r'"'" ''' P''s' ""'
Win mc'op o. scotch airs. i"n"WtuE
0''''.' az" ''V'" '''o" =" '''' "''' ...,.
''n. 4.Nst,r M"ne Cuua"- o.nrea inc
a...-s, ,dt" ia cu.tuut, Utu 1lcil uduguL
WEE. ,,,,,u.ue.A -,HrV,u' anna Won uI Get.
tue'
William li&uc LrtvcN, - H., dc
q, .4Uu Il ,V.. .l.u,tputu ,..u.v-, uIIrr.
= ...u -ng H I, tvrr.... b.. 800 .ru,,.Ju. saver.
'.t,.....s nio o- t.. d, hJ, p,t i- uule o., ur
atrf speaking of Scu.nw as d uatiou
anu auu,r On a,, mu,t u,uagusucI cnl.
ae,e... e. .ni.,5 oru,rl go nunrrt Nurn.
a.u paiI mn, Ar following apcudld
i.uut
rowing inautlc DER his fnul-..
v on srcai oi Sumu nr The rI.i uuIIItir.
O. the u.au Whnh made ana mntr. rn,
ras on srntlmd Amil Inc naiir,ic. OF
las hlpt introduction Ia rho most rlptlyl.,
l4s so,L,lv of r.iulut,th hi. siu,t,l,, ,'t,,r,
,nlihled RIA 10 Keen M. h"nd u, n,o.i WIN
a comm srincn SOM. Srorrb v,it,.r hns
We'll snId, 'IUtru from thr ,,I"tyh I'M ,,',
Tao mort dlstmglushrd .,Iirtt an s'iin
iilEh. into "A rlirl. more hrlIipn, npj r,.
o.. ned thnr mn, tbnt ms MINI. ,,,,.'l
our nncIcnt rnn,tul un1 yrni,,, ,ni,ti ',
a. gufucs humanity I'm nnv ,apIt'I I w
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CHANGES ron NEW CRY DrRrcrop,

The city Directory publishers rcsnrct
fully request all persons making changes 81
locations rrm names, employees. etc and
all now arrivals. also all sociefy elecfiee
~ officers, 10 kindly notify them AZ once ~
order - hsVe the correction properly mads
dress AotriAeu fourmy, +. o. Boz los
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A GALA NIGHT WI BURNS

made Scotland great
"'From scenes like these old Scotla's gran.
deur springs,
That makes her loved at home reyered
abroad;
Princes and lords are but the breath OF
An honest mans the noblest work Of God.
Burns was a lover, and all the world
loves lover, always loves n lover. Who
has never had the experience In his youth
which sings:
Had we never loved sac kindly,
Had we never loved sac blindly,
We had neer been broken-heartedi"
Who has not known what II Is TO catch
in his arms his swecth-- his wife | mean,
and say.
Gin body meets body
Coming through the rye;
Gin a body kiss n body
Need body cryf
Gin body meet body
Coming through the glen:
Gin body kiss n body
Need the world kenf'
Aud when our "lyart hnflcts." our gray
temples, are wearing thin ard bare, who
has not had his eyes moistcn aud his heart
grow tender over the old wife's song:
John Anderson my 10. John,
When we were first acQueut,
Your locks were Ike the raven,
NOnr bonuy brow was hreat
But now your brow * held John.
Your locks nre like the snow;
John Anderson, Inv 10.
John Anderson, my 10. John.
We clamh tho nh thcgltoer;
We've Lad aj' aur anithcr
\nW Wc mann iuitrr down. John,
But hnud IN hand wen go.
Ard Sl.rn thrpithrr M the foot
John Anderson my lu.'
And Robert Rurp4 was a friend IIc vaa
friend who knew how to bc loyal oven
TGc poet SINGER of israel one" hi1, rnTst
IN cnmplniu npniuSr mo disIoyulty of his
"fnmili1r friend who hnd ngfou his brcnd
aud who "Iiflra M his fort. against him,
. somcumc friend Ic ' , Of i' his Iow In.
gratitude ana shaucful ,,rt nf L,yui,
imf no man had ,nusn to rursa Eurns L,
cnusc he Was moi, true I'm nj, rrlcnI4hip
ton In dcfons, Of hi, friend Gam Hamilton.
Holy Willlr's PRAYER ,ud Tho .fn,t,rh
ON IIuly Wijin' were 'vritI,,p a,,,ins. vyhi'
inm Fisher 70 great prrtcudcr 10 .nuatii,..
,cvanco" bccousc Of bl, persecution Of
m,turug iloN NiIir n the bond. Of Snf,In
he continues:
"Your hrun.taus Ir,jIshIn 500
HAS rot him .hrrr brfnrr vr.
I'm buud ynlt, nIu,..t,II ,.pt o. ,,,e
Tin uucr ,r'yc heard nv story
your mt, win no, imploro
For uitv We hac name.
Justice. p,u.. has giru him DER.
And mrr,,,,.. Jt,. H. p.,',
nut pear mr. slr DEN as yc are,
r'"T ill.," b '",''t .'I . 3"1I 'L" ,,, ,,o
II Il were kent So did ii
NIW I've ull iur literature Of fricnd4hin
nothing elise {. found ass rNuuI,lic n, "Auid
! mig Syur' Wherever Spnirhmcu r1thrr
over al, the wide world thcy sing Win
heart stirring tones the glurious old melody:
should uuld uouunntuuc, hc forgot
Mud ncyor brought lu MINI
'"-
'.Fnr .,rIJ In,,, AVN, ana, ,,,
For uuId limo ',,,r wy "'"''
Won TAX a rnn o. LinJpcs. vct
rnr n,,ii i,r '',,'"'H7 Het
Anl now my story f., ended II Robert
f" .' MIA i"' yi,,,,WJt,r, men VINO mated, MIN
and lrerrI wy ill., lu' T,S honesty OF decd
Koncrt Burns himself Nm h, must ,,,,t
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ietss January 24-rhe n,,s..
~ agents q al tie reads catering or rI tr,S !
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