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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
A SHOOTING AFFRAY.
QUARREL Between White Man and Ne.
gro Woman With Serious Result.

QUARREL Between White Man and Me-
gro Woman With Serious Result.
A very unpleasant difficulty, in
which a prominent citizen of Bruins
wick is implicated, occurred yester-
day morning between 10 and II
O'Clock.
The trouble was between Mr.. John
y. Moore, who. for years, conducted
grocery store in this city, and Lula
Culbert, a well known colored woman.
Mr. Moore's little children. to-
gether with several others, were play
ing near the colored woman's house,
which is just in the rear of Mr..
Moore's residence. A little quarrell
arose between the children and the
woman, in which the latter used some
very ugly language. Mrs. Moore
interrupted and the woman ragged for
some time, using language which in
suited tie neighborhood. Mrs.
Moore then sent up town for ner hus-
band Mr. Moore came home, anu,
upon being told what had happened,
he went to the womans house. AS
he approached the piazza, the woman
assaulted him with a hatchet, indict-
in an ugly wound, and knocking out a
number of his teeth. The woman
then rushed into the mouse and Mr..
Moore fired at her tnrough the
window, the ball taking effect in the
twoman's stomach.
s Mr.. Moore then came up town ana
surrendeTaa to Sheriff Berrie and was
taken kQdy pending the con
dition Of the woSvwwho is said to
be probably fatally WShnded. If the
wound does prove fatal an inquest
will be held, otherwise, Mr.. Moore
viii probably be given preliminary
hearing tomorrow.
From what Inc News can learn it
| is clearly a case of self-defense.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
THE JEWISH FAIR.
Everything is Now Being Prepared for
the Opening.

The fair to be held, beginning Feb
ruary 3, for the benefit of the Jew
ish synagogue, promises to be a great
success All the attractions common
to entertainments of thisorder, will
be present, and in addition there
will be many features for fun, frolic
and merry-making hitherto unfamil-
ial to the Brunswick public.
Music will lie furnished by the lead
ing orchestra Of the city and will add
its charm to each evenings gathering.
A magazine booth will be among
the attractive displays, it's contents
having already been donated by the
publishers Of the leading periodicals
The outside public has, in many
ways, shown their appreciation of
the good cause in watch the fair is to
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
QUITE A VICTORY.
Attorney Isaac Won in the Joel
Bankruptcy Case.


Attorney Max Isaac received notice
last night from Hon Emory Speer,
judge of the limited States court,
that his contention in the case of l..
j. Joels, Esq, bankrupt, were upheld
and the trustee must turn over the
homestead exemption to Mr.. Joel. IN
this case certain creditors Of the bank
rupt brought suit in the superior cotrt
to have a receiver appointed by the
court to take charge oil the assets as
soon as the trustee released tlem.
Attorney Isaac contented that such
action was a violation of the bankrupt
cy act and that the state court had no
right to take charge of the stock.
The case was argued before Judge
Speer some weeks ago and 'he order
passed yesterday sustained Attorney
Isaac at every point
The stock was turne over to Mr.
Joel last night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
PRESIDENT ERWIN HERE.
Head of Plant System Spent Yesterday
in Brunswick.

President Erwin, of the Plant Sys-
tenn, and Mr.. R. B. Smith, Of New
York, arrived in Brunswick yesterday
and together with Mr. w 4. Kay, To-
cal attorney for The Plant system,
went out to Dents PLANTATION to spend
the day. The party returned last nigGt
and reported pleasant lays outing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
Bananas Cheap.

/ have just what you have been
looking for, 200 punches fine bananas.
Must be sold. Don's send, but come
for them yourself and see SO many
other nice things in stock. You have
not seen my store or stock. When
you come once my prices will bring
you back. j. III. Hoodenpyie,
Opposite Oglethorpe hotel 102 A st.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
TWO GOOD ATreAc5.ons.
"The Old Homestead and "Along the
Kennehec" Coming This Week.

"The Old Homestead and "Along the
Kennehec" Coming This Week.
Brunswick theatre-goers viii have
an oportunity of seeing TWO good at
fractions this week.
On Tuesday "A'ceg lae Eennebec"
will be the attraction at popular
prices.
Saturday night, a rear treat is prom
ised when "The Old Homestead" will
be the attraction
This will be the sixteenth annual
tour of Denman Thompson and his
rare old play, THE Old Homestead"
and while it may be too much to say
it's popularity viii never end, yet its
continued success promises the as
surance of longeity, which no other
American drama has equalled. Nei-
ther the tickle dramatic taste nor
the fads of the hour seem to lessen
the desire to see this quaint pictures
of buolic simplicity. 1t is a renewal
of our youth.
Managers Fleming and Waff have
booked this company under guar
antee and will cut off the free pass
list on that night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
Where the Laugh Comes In ~

That is the name of the little comeyd
which played at the Grand yesterday
matinee and night. The audience was
very good at both performances.
there is nothing in the plot where one
might discover" where the laugn comes
il" but THE specialties were very good
indeed, and playing at popular prices
we think it was worth the price of ad-
mission.
Special sale of Mercerized Innings
worth 15c at SC Monday and Tuesday
at Heller's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
TUG ROWLAND
GOES TOBOTTOM
STRUCK A LOG NEAR EVELYN
YESTERDAY MORNING AND
WENT DOWN.
WAS PURCHASED FRIDAY BY w.
M. TuPPER & co.-MAY BE
SAVED.

The tug Howland, owned by w, M,
Tupper & Co., went to the bottom
yesterday morning near Evelyn boom.
The sinking of the tug was caused by
her striking a sunken log.
The Howland was up there towing
logs for The Taylor Cook Cypress
Company. Nothing much has been
heard from the boat since the mishap,
but it is understood that she will be
saved. Captain w. M. Tupper left as
soon as the news reached the city,
and will superintend the work of rails
ing her.
The tug Howland was originally
owned by the Jekyl Island Club and
was used as a passenger boat. She
was sold some months ago to Captain
Chas. Alexander, who used her as a
tow boat in these waters. The boat
was purchased from him by Tupper
& Company on Friday and was on her
first trip for her new owners. She
is an excellent little boat and was
considered one of the staunchest lit
tie tugs at this port.
1t is understood tnat the boat is in
shallow water and winll be saved.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
Pretty Aavertialna Matter.

B. ]. Ford, local agent Of the B.
& B. and Seaboard Air Line, and
also representing the Florida East
Coast railway in this city, was busy
yesterday distributing pamphlets for
the latter road. The pamphlets are
neatly gotten up and contains pictures
of all the pretty views and hotels
along that popuar Florida inc.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
3. and 3. inspector.

Our leading jeweler, Mr.. Kennon
Mott, has been appointed inspector OF
watches and clocks for the B. and b.
railroad, This is deserved compli-
ment to MIR. Mott and the B. and B.
is to be congratulated upon securing
his services, for ne is the best watch
maker in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
First Raptlst Church.

Public worship Sunday at II q. m.
and 1880 p. M, conducted by the pas
tor, w. M. Gilmore. The theme of the
sermon at night will be "Our Breao
Winners" A cordia invitation is ex-
tended to all.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
Lutheran Services.

Rev. J. B. Boord,of Melrose Fla,
evangelist and Lutheran pastor, will
hold services at the Rifemens armory
Sunday, Jan. 26, mornings at 10:3O and
evenings at 100.
All members and friends Of the Lu-
theran church are earnestly requested
to attend.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
TWO DECISIONS RENDERED
Judge Bennett Decided TWO Injunction
Gases.

Judge Bennett yesterday handed
down decisions in cases which have
been pending in the superior court.
One of the cases was Maggie Arm
strong VS.. Louis C. Wright, et al, pc
tition for Injunction The petition
was refused.
The other was that of Louis C.
Wright vs.. Matilda ]. Tatnall, petition
for Injunction. Mr.. w. H. Berrie was
appointed receiver in the case.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
DECISION HAS
BEEN RENDERED,
GIVES THE BRUNSWICK AND BlR-
MfNeHAM A COMPLETE VlcT-
oRY IN THE CASE.
SOUTHERN AND PLANT SYSTEM
WILL NOW HAVE TO HANDLE
8. AND g. FREIGHT

The case of The Brunswick & Bir-
mingham railroad company VS.. the
Southern railway company and the
Plant System railroad company,
styled a complaint of unjust discrimi-
nation, has been decided by the Geor-
gia railroad commission and their
decision is a clear victory for the
Brunswick & Birmingham
The decision was received yesterday
by Mr. F. E. Twitty. attorney for the
B. & B., and it's sweeping in its en-
tirety, and gives the Brunswick road
everything asked for
The document consists of nine
typewriter pages and goes over the
case from start to finish. In part, it
says:
The Commission having had under
consideration the above entitled com
plant, after hearing all Of the evil
dence submitted by the respective
parties. and the argument Of counsel.
reaches he conclusion hereinafter
stated, aud in reaching the coHelu-
sion as stated, finds the facts to be as
fellows;
The two railroad companies named
as defendants in the complaint filed
in this case maintain their lines of
railway along Bay street, in the city
of Brunswick, in this state. under con
cessions made by the Mayor and Coun-
ell of said City to the Brunswick
& Albany Railroad Company, and the
Macon & Brunswick Railroad Compa-
ny, which concessions were expressed
in a resolution adopted by the City
Council on the 9th day of January,
1870. The defendant companies have
acquired the franchises, and along
with the franchises the concessions
in question which were granted to the
Brunswick and Albany and the Macon
& Brunswick railroad companies; the
Brunswick & Western Railroad Com
pany being the successor to the
Brunswick & Albany, and the South
ern Railway Company being the sue
eessor to the Macon & Brunswick
railroad company.
In granting to the saidtwo railroad
companies the right to construct their
several nnes of track along Bay street,
it was amongst other things provided:
THAT all owners or persons doing
business on the wharyes along the
entire water front from the head
Of Bay street to Dennis Folly shall
have the privilege of making connec-
tions, by rail, with the track on the
Western side of Bay street and the ex-
tension thereof. such connections to be
made under the supervision of the
proper officers of the said railroad
companies, and the same to be plac-
ed and kept in such condition as to af-
ford convenient and safe crossings at
all points"
THAT the said railroad companies,
whenever so required, shall receive
and deliver all freights. of whatever
character, when the same amounts to
a carload or more. on such wharyes
as shall have made the said connec
ton"
THAT the said railroad companies
shall receive and deliver at some cen
trail point, to be selected and agreed
by the Mayor and Council.a freight
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26

For artistic photographs that. will
not fade or spot you are advised to
so to Wilson's studio, s04 Ia Glouces-
ter street. Call and see his crayons,
frames; etc. 80
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26
Pretty Doll Ratified.

The handsome bisqac doll was raj.
fed at the Racket SIRE last night and
was won by little Miss Lillian iofeifcr.
The judges were VI. Il. Morris, W. 3.
Fain and T. F. Winter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26

Patronize home industry and buy
Little Beauty cigars, cents, for 25c
cents, at Geo. w. Harpers, the grocer.
Brunswick cigars. Home industry.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26

Stiff bosom shirts $1.00 kind for zoe
75c kind for SIC on Monday and Tues
day at HelleF's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26

MONTGOMERY Z GOODYEAR,
Insurance = Fire, Storm, Accident.
Prompt and Courteous Attention.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-26

Louis SO, sold everywhere at $3.50,
at Julius Mays for s1.00.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06
CITY EREvlrIEs

saae'e Is aa qndo.ivercd telegram ar ths
ror e sraga oflre, lis Main streaf.
VIII rS. c,-e.c sa-7r9 Methodist church
5l0 D-.a. .--. g'.h Nrs. w. b. King.
The Houston Manu-. rr,-o-s, ...-.,..,
'.'.et az o'clock this evening
ef tt o. c..r MISSIONS OF the Mem.
atterno.7 n. o. a. .tl' meeting tits
$3.50 o'clock gt Sh5arn chenI
20 Nr. r.t, ~ Mss LolUe Rodagmel
s'7 rE 7.aS az the Slearn Mctbojl.t ,., ,-i-
rt.1'., Woman Ala society OF tba c,,,-.,
ly fhsi- ,--.en nave postponed In lp6giie.
given Thrrsdsv n,-eA was 20 have been
sT9tc Ring he president o. ,h.
ffon5l 'ittaa.ist society ana ths j9-.'Iss
i,t. L.et, viii deliver n Iectrrrs
Ht Naledonian hall
rr5yo5 I, ,h rong has materially i'm.
ofHro .Ng yppe1r1nce OF the postm1ster' q.
c,I'e ef placiug an elegant now r,,.
wv H'n red, on the door ''s' 'u
ters u, w. Roberts chapter Unlted D7pgb.
afternoon ., oAl-aefa cy, meet Tor A 4,
fsr T'-' TX tlc residence Of Csrt I'd t~.y.t,"
''ul ouhorant The hopr Is t.tit1 VIII
Kr ,5lr Young Peoples Society ~ Ch-I..,..
s- Nor socisl which was no., N, ~ s''1h
tat, ~ o. we very bad westba- M i
church. 1S1' az the Ceutrsl Chrlsu'n
clnto cbsptSSrr monthly meeting of San D.
ee hril this afternoon az !. a.y
go Cr31Sf1 enc Of Mrs. n. j.. Brlssoe
$50 ' Tgs.,MsLs Ithews was called mon AZ
formed ne us.ehlng ana by request Der.
ana s9Yiaus ot wedlock Nj Riehsts' pe-.
=, 'lsa Nealie Bankhead. retry
oface Place :, aFs uHdelivered telsgrama AZ N.
,9npeny Tor sHs san Se r n unIen Telegraph
= ~ Rosa Lee, + Gaal. q a 4; Travis.
NJ "aNney and c $ rhom1ssecTp1
children w Eve 9 valeatine party FOR oHt ,be
o. TUESDAY. Tie liz ?, ,r ,se parish aease
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06

PERSONAL MENTION.


ME- ). s. BARTLETT ~ Columbia was a
visitor 10 lais ely on business yesterday.
Mrs Bon Wen and uttlc dourbter an,
the guests OF Nir aud Mrs. Burgh,iln, iNi
la htauch street
Mir. III j Bolton. A nranincut ci4t,c, N,
Wharton. was m thr Div On blsjn'.g SO. ~
t,gdoy ana was guest M The NC bStci
Mrs Kate Anderson OF Victoria c,,s b..,
yesterday on a shopping tour ami yls,T n 7.
THE city, and was a guest nj the Rlre
hotel. ''''o
Misc Afo~v ,rr,.ts,.l r,t.,.,,,, s-... "a,
mont vesfsidav. arec.nnaBied NV ber ,r ug19
Miss Bingham. WHO viii snpp5 se,.e,.,I 49, az,
with hur. ''''' way
Iufcs ~ " s,,,,,.. 81, ,,....-,..
the ,'5v 49,, p''"Ti o! 9onAalea was IN
n.y., NJ sg,.2 ac11'S Wy lhe muse Wag here on
Rice hotel '''pp'u VI 'ns
Mrs Ann. ciri..,i. ,.,- -.....-,
ranna 81 S"r '9trtis wy -''ogNea 10 her
f5,, Vel "a ,.i5g'o g'teG having spent
Mrs \ a p,. [,, ,N- ,o, G.a ZINC TREND
o. ,u"H' o'" N'ln street.
Mt; y III TURNER general freight a-eut
~ tne ihleEHatlonal and Great Northern
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06
MAKES CHILDREN sRAtNY.


IL has been proved tiues without number
that properly selected food viii buul up
tie brain. 1he Testimony OF 81 school teach
or on this subject is good. rhe letter Is
long aud only the important facts viii b.
Elver.
While was teaching school in lSaS. a
little gT' In the household where lived
was very fond Of Gape,Nuts and would eat
al she VAS allowed. I noticed taat SD,
MAS remarkably brigat pupil. There were
hNe Oliver children, an 81 one family. tlal
we're Sn marked Ia their work The, wcrC
reilly the brightest family ever knew. 50
L questioned 70 und what they Were lsin.
LhtA ltp'lcd only Grape Nuts / learned
nEes iHIioer inquiry that this Vas thelr
chief diet for breakfast ana discovered t5af
tAeir luncheon consisted generally Of Crane,
nuts with cream and little fruit
had suffered from dyspepsia head.
aenrs anc general debility greatly and. as
knew, my dice was not we'll selsrtsA
took up Grape Nuts Breakfast Foef s,d
carried II 10 school for lunche0n ! soSU
discovered a change ~ my copdItion 9pI
found mat Grape-Nuts Afforded more noun
that could take In INV bssiet sags, ,.ss
iGreheon ] would feel strong and bright fer
tsne afternoons work, while before l hed
frequently been half IN. -"
IN The spring OF 1900 went Ia coIlcvr
tSntyI a logm and boarded myself slb
slstlhg largely on Grape Nuts, ana I IAN
not speak too highly Of the foes as a b,,tn
ptlshtr. AZ the end Of a wears sehooitn,s
!. 1911 ss,iii',e' position IN one ~ the Nacd
ana ~ nm nv 'n'h' college town, aad am well
The wife OF the college prineinsI ,s,,s
me that there Is no food that agrees Wif6
n' No. rs wen - 1rape, Nuts and that test.
my own home Name given by Pas,,,c,
Co.. Battle Creek. Mica e'S''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06
The STATE SAENGERFEST.
Professor l.indenbefg has Been
Selected as Orchestral Leader.
10 BE HELD At iHE AUDITORIUM
With Turner and ssengerbund Halls
Both Eengased for the Banquet and
the Reception Of the Singers.

The local committee having IN charge
the arrangements for the tweuty.fonrth
biennial saengarfest to be held IN this
city early in May. held a very Important
meeting last night at Turner hall and con-
eidered several reports from the various
working committees.
Prof. Lindenberg, than whom there Is
no more accomplished musician In Texas,
and who IS the leader Of the Houston Sym.
rkcny orchestra. was selected a. the dttrc.
TOR Of the concert orchestra, which will he
composed Of thirty .hve instruments.
The Auditorium was selected as the
festival hall, where the two grand con-
certs will be given. Turner hali was select.
ed IS the place for the banquet tlIt w.I
be rendered the singers aLd SaengCrbuud
hall for the reception.
At the next meeting bids VIII ne re-
ceiyed Tor the publication ~ the official
bid upon this work can Fargre the u5up,-
sary Information frol Mfr q. Nalr4U. tHe
recording secretary.
The commit e was pleased 20 hear %
The progress being made pg Nr 3. L.
Dexter in training snd English mixed
tracuve feature of rhe festival
The finance committee consisting uf
hessrs H. j. Rice. q. g. Bonner and A.
4. ReieLrdt reported very satisfactory
progress.
The aert meeting ~ the committee win
le held wednesday, February .
FROM repprs being received from Dig.
fercnt sections Of tho State larger oUU-
har cf su.gi1E organizations than over
before attended a Saen-erfgst Geo Texas
VIII attend the tBgEtt .t,.r'u tinuuilI t.H.
uYcl 20 be held ia t1ls c.tv ears ia May.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06
m M grown Ups" are cordiaIIy invited Al,

well 'u'''eu as
Utopia lodge \, q, r.,.... -.-,,,
tae roao1,od o.. a i,os az aHRiFiary to
viii hold is meeting t5Is ayro.,,,, lrell e.,
Ills wees oay AM. al. o5 s a.,. is mqde for
An Iarn of Gr, r-,., '" LUZ o,o
p. m res,erday caIi.e5 6o1 XIX -. at l2;o5
to .S.r owned 9y Mr. Westbalmer.
~ bo,cr T5s 1' s-S and occupied by
detective aue. DAMAGE .bo,,, caused by
III. SCOUT %,
stove rsat IN b,i,. I'VE ed o. a gas
.e -.15U caused ',.i' the
very sHes- dg lE Va.aSe however, was
effective work az M. ,g NO. Ia. prompt and
help ''''- 's'''' aad their
ooSy io ~ reno-ter was shown yesterday the
Jg-9,s DE- 10y which ex-governor
orls HeSE deods 10 A. r. Lurss i've
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06
THE zz GERMAN
To Be Given Tonight At sSaS 7
80 ~ Car, nnitfseS

To Be Given Tonight at eyAA I
List Of Committees 4.
The 2 2 german To be given 80 ,i'..
BRYAN hall viii he one OF the m'''., -,
ant events that win close the sa'.,.
season. The following eoinral's'e
serve sc
Arraugement-Louls Bryan hshpsT d
mack, G. A. Gibson, Charles sei-
Ham Gibson and Harry Atwood: ,.,l,, .
Floor Committees spencer hp'ITT-Tss
hott Cockrcll. Austin Miller :, n, J
George Hamman, L. K, spous'
Clellau. toss,s
Imitation Comm!ttee-H' A. w. !
A. Hail. f. D. Parker, W o. ~
Moves, James Butte. r rre,a =
n-acvation Committee-A y, ~
p. Nicholson. " ?. Hoh9r,
E. II. Bailey. s, I. Mellhennh -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06
SUZOgVnI loom Power !!

the size Is TX. The imprint sAoEs ~ /. !
was purchased at Klam's The ytsl Z
Of good material and the eun eIitaa =, Y
god, Mr.. Kess.er states that tas n n
boy found the articles on the osloa ~ y
just below the Southern Pseae ~
There have been no mysterious uS ss
anCes reported OF late and 4 y ~
conjecture why q man should letM. y
yaluables behind unless something ~ I &
pened to him The articles ere w ~.
police station awaiting ideAtnesu~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06
'sSssssssSsssssSsssassssSa
HOusToNlANs MARRIED.
Observation-Disclosures.

Corpus Christi, Texas, February 5.-Mr.
Alden J. Mushaway, a young business man
of Houston, aud Miss olEa Swanson. one
OF Corpus Christl's most popular young Ia.
dies and society bellies were married mt
inc residence 81 the brides mother here
ms morning az o'clock by Roy. A. J.
noteworthy Of the Episcopal church In the
presence Of a number of Intimate frIepI
Ioe happy couple LETT on the Z a. m. train
Tor Houston. their future home,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06
WHO is THE OWNER,

e Ntaolss Found on tn. sank.
A,.., Of Buffalo Bayou. VIZ ea"S'
Ana ne" stetson hat. cur butto,
~. vest 90 to make nm con 100
CO.. Is now interesting the nina !, $500, 80.
~. he9sier The articles var. -, 4''sf
G,' oaAAs Of Buffalo bayou tive a lVun' On
f5tl's.s onag son q Sir. Dan 49, Negs ago
ms he, Il lied them 10 he noTs ne aad the
N.' q eHe Of the hnest mad station ss5 q.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06
.rHr CASINO GIRI /,

1.-THE Casino Gir;" IA all OF her original
splendor. " m he the attraction at the opera
house tonight.
In an era ~ notable musical comedy pro.
ductlnps that have hecn Instrumental IA
sp-s oding the fame OF the New York Casino
tc every QvQrter ~ the globe. '"rhe Casino
Girl has gatued universal recognition a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06
WeII Rrounht un.

The increase Of Meet & Chandon Cham.
payne for 1907 over 1900 IS equal to more
than 100 per cent OF the combined inerease
OF Al the otner Champagne houses Moet
ChaBdon White Seal. Epernay, France.
Is Of The celebrated Vintage 81 1888, popu.
lar throughout the world.-Ady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06
Dwyer-MaUtz.

Victoria. Texas, February 6.-Niarried az
me Methodist church at 0;4S o'clock this
morning, Miss Emclla Malta % this city 10
Mr. Ben Dwycr. 3 young druggist of Hons.
ton, Tor which pulnr they lcft on the lo4i
TRAM Rev Scarborough o0iciattd.