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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-25
FROM The STATE CAPITAL
Attorney General HIS Filed Suit for
Land ia DuyaI Company.
SEVERAL NEW CHARTERS WERE FILED
One Ct Them Is for a Hardware Com
psny at Sherman With a Capital
OF 100000.

Austin, Texas, December 2i.-Attornev
General Bell fled two suits in the district
court of Travis county this morning. the
final decisions IN both OF which will no
watched with interest. The first suit IS
styled the State of Texas VS.. Thomas Il
Dunn ct al This action IL brought for
damages as well as to try title. The nt.
torncy general alleges In his petition that
on January 1, 1908, the State was the
owner In fee simple Of certain lands con.
timing d41T acres situated In Duval coun.
Is. The land is q part Of the public school
land, and the defendants In the suit arc
IN addition TO plaintins named, Eleanor
Dunn of Nueces county, james DosbIe Of
Live Oak county and Mike Corrlgan of Du.
val county
The plnintiff alleges that defendants No..
cupy the land unlawfully, and in addition
to recovery and dispossesSlon, asks Tor
5000 damages
The second suit brought by the attorney
general is styled the State of Texas vs. I
N torrlgan and is similar TO above The
aggregate of the several tracts the State
wishes TO recover is IOl7 acres situated In
Duval county. The State asks Judgment
against the defendant for the recovery of
tue and possession of the land. with n
writ of possession for the same and for
damages in the sum Of cents per acre. its
reasonable rental value, and 10 per cent
costs.
This land is also part Of the public free
school land.
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Suri1s ,t!nas song by the school, followed hy
Nh insGresting reading by Forrest Belts.
Mss MS Malsby aud Miss Parks rendered
p trai,,,. solos that showed splendid musica,
tbo 'N ,sg' ana Miss Emily tIarEls rendered
enS slumber Song" ON the violin with a
ss Tbn and def touch o. an artist.
In, ne recital by Miss Mary Campbell. "In-
ddenucn, was pathetic story well rem.
HWg irsa ana very appreciate to the season.
ri ss sMllle Wotlpka rccited the Christ.
~, ,tus Stockng' In Il pleasing manner. and
ing. maui u very lnteIcst'
~, dhe ere, was another song nv the school.
vnr,. ne Little Hero" pathetic sailors
Eugrh' was delivered by Albert Tucker.
t MES katharine Childrcss recitcd "Chrlst.
N n,Ss Lve In clear voice. which was an.
other appropriate story Of the season, and
scSoo Exercises closed with song by tho
Scnool. the "old Time Bells"
MI W. b Garrett, one OF the trustees.
s nlale Few approximate remarks 10 tha
sGno9i' and Superintendent rarrant ex-
used himself from speech with funny
SHY OF boy that didn't know - speech
=. mere were Interesting Christmas exer-
clses at the Alamo school wednesday
ana reCitations
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Iudne Tod lnspeoted Jetties.

Austin, Texas, December 24.--Judse j.
G.. Tod, secretary of state, returned from
visit to Velasco, where he made per-
sonal inspection of the condition of the Jet
jettles at the mouth of the Bra2os built
some years ago, and also Of the river. Judge
Tod Is in sympathy with the purposes of
the Brazos River Permanent Improvement
association, organized in Nayasota, the
last session of which was held In Houston.
He thinks the improvement Of the nayiga,
ton of the Brazos would inure to the good
of all Central and South Texas,
and the movement begun pushed to sue,
cessful termination. Judge Tod Is inclined
to the view that the work is Federal
proposition, and that congress should make
an appropriation Immediately available To
imnrovc the river as per report Of the sur
yey made by the government engineers
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INJUNCTION ASKED
To Prevent Payment Of d Debt Due a
Bank

To Prevent Payment OF a Debt Due a
Bank.
Seguin, Texas, December "a An lnjunc.
ton suit WAS filed today In the district
court, in which Adolph Seidemann is plant
III ana the county Judge and county com
mIssioners Of Guadalupe county are defend
ants praying that the defendants be
estopped in the payment of obligations to
the extent Of $40 100, due a local bank, and
payable January l, 1903. The facts In con.
ueetlon with the filing Of this suit are
familiar TO the people of Guadalupe county,
ana caused one of the most interesting
local campaigns ever in Guadalupe county
at the election just passed. Three years
ago this county was visited by an epidemic
ot smallpox, which cost the county about
$4,000. thereby causing a deficiency I'm the
county treasury that would have resulted
I'm depreciation of the county scrip had
not means been provided To repienish tho
county treasury. Under the law, bonds
could not be issued to the extent of over
5000 without a vote of the people, aud
during the time and as a result Of that
epidemic, scrip was issued to a local bank
10 the extent Of $4,000 with interest at
the rate of per cent Mr. Seidemann left
today for Columbus, where the matter win
he brought before Judge NJ. kcnuon, aud
his decision is awited with much interest
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THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD
c. K. HOLCHAK's STORE AT SINNER;
LOSS $4,000.
Sheriff Sent to investigate Burning OF a
Tenant Rouse Near HaetsviIle
Gin Near Marldez.

Sinner, Texas. December "a Fire was
discovered at $50 last night IN the general
merchandise establishment Of Charles X.
Holchak The fire had gained considerable
Roadway before discovered and the stock
was estimated at about $500 or 5000. II
Is almost a total loss covered by $500 In
surance The building, a two story brick
was damaged 10 the extent Of about $Ioo
and Is covercd by 5000 insurance Origin
Of the drc unknown, Insurance I'm the fol
lowing companies. On building. Germania
Of New York $1,000 on stock, Commences
Union Of London. 5000. Hamburg Rremoi
Of Bremen, $500; Gcrmauia Of New York
$1,000
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Third Court Of Appeals.

A,stir rov,s Dcccmhor "a Tho follow
~, - f.. 49,. ,',,,..
ing proceedings We're 1ad tou"F ID tue court
OF civil appeals Third district.
Va, Vt yr.t.,., o,,d
Nalle sons same vs. w ~ Nat''rS anu
city of Austin VS.. Ellen j. Mckee, from
A,a''S ,,. \, - p.,..,,,
Reversed ahG iSln3 naVG. M n IA. H ero',
~ ~ vs.. = v nun y, ll"Iu " W. ~, s,lj ~
I. j. kecd w , MTb,%rn IH''h le''srup''
'IuEHnS =, 't" ,, ra.,,Inrnd ri1o,i+, o,l
Reversed ana l'Iu"reu' IurIlE auI
Casually company, 3I MeW io'A VS.. M"l'oii
D. onul M Llo,l w., SSitarti,, Co,,tr co..
kehearlngs r'lusco MalIiu ',,"u',,S vs.,
p'uy,pig 'uul' ~, i,,r.,n W .,,,rr. ~
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CHRISTMAS TREE ACCIDENT.

Gonzales Canta Claus Was Quite Badly
Burned About Face and Hands,
Gonzales, Texas. December 24-while the
Christmas tree festivities were under way
tonight at tho Christian church, there was
n smart fire which nearly caused n panic
among the women and children. Mt
Yaucey Holmes, who was acting as santa
clans. was badly burned about the face
and hands and will suftcr greatly; Rev
Stockard and Messrs Johnson and DAVIS
were also burned In cXtingulshing the hre,
which was done before there was any great
damage to the building.
There Is q big dance on tonight AT the
X. u. club rooms aud in general Christmas
Isl well under way here.
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Cameron Locals.

Cameron, Texas, December 2S-Mayor
Ralston has succeeded in stopping the
firing Of cannon crackers upon the streets
A Youthful offender was arrested Saturday,
and because his father refused tn take
him out, remained in Jail until yesterday
when he was fined SIC aud cost.
A Southwestern telephone construction
crew Is replacing the present cable here
with larger one. This business has
grown rapidly here, until II Is one or the
hest exchanges In tbe State
Mr.. g. II Streetman 81 Calvert Is yis
Ming his sister. Mrs W " Greer.
Howurd BHskin Of Dallas is visiting bis
porcnts here.
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walls Pleased Win Appointments,

Austin, Texas, December 2i.-Judge j.
r. Wells of Brownsville, chairman Of the
state democratic executive committee was
in Austin for few hours today. lie was
here by appointment to meet Sheflu
league and Road Commissioner Parker OF
Brenhum ON a purely personal matter
Judge Wells exposed himself TO Tue IosI
correspondent as being well pleased win
Colonel I.anham's appointments cspeclally
that of Il. +. McNulty as superintendent
OF the institute for the deaf ana au,llI lD ,
Judge Wells left for san Antonio TONE !
10 spend Christmas win ms fanny VIZ
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suas Tor l4onvv pannanes

Austin, Texas, December 24-smt for
10000 damages for alleged personal IN
jurleS was filed IN the Fifty-third district
court thls afternoon by Harvey Johnson
against the Houston and Texas Central
Railway company. Johnson AYERS I'm his
petition that ON the night Of November -.
1909, while In the employ of the defendant
company as brakeman his right foot was
caught beneuth wheel and horribly
crushed Mt summit.
lie also alleges that the employees of the
train made no attempt to give him any
medical aid until they reached Austin,
when he was taken to the Seton lnhrmary
and his foot amputated. Johnson sues FOR
$4,000 damages and 5000 doctors fees.
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Brenham. Texas, December "a ne
Brenham public schools closed Wednesoa.
morning for the HOLIDAYS. to he resumel
Monday. January 5. The exercises at me
High school building were in two d,Her.
ent rooms. the hftb aud sixth grades down
stairs and the High school exercises nelnE
held upstairs
The program Of the lower grades va.
interesting and well rendered, inciualuE
sopes nv the school. recitntlons' etc lns
trustees and number u yiHtofs W.
crescent 20 iistsr 20 enc Hish sshool ~
eises. which opened With an appFoers''
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stato to Purehase Goods.

Austin, Texas, December "a. State Pur-
chasing Agent Dodge is in the market TOT
Immense supplies for the several stato
eleemosyuary institutions, and VIII receive
bids up to 10 o'clock, January H. 100" ng
particular supplies wanted may pc luuS
enumerated: Cheyiot, checks, calico ~,
brown drilling, gughnm, figured avn
licking, mems straw hats, boys hats en- en-
dren's straw hats ladies' straw nnls,
mems coats and vests boys coNth ~
vests, boys knee pants, youthh 'u-
pants, boys knee pants suits.
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First Court Of Appeals.

Galveston, Texas, December 24.--The reg
ular weekly opinion day OF the court OF
civil appeals. usually held on Thursday,
was held yesterday. and the court adj
iourned for the, holidays. The following
orders were entercd;
Affirmed: II. NJ. Swift VS., Charles G.
Bruce ct NJ, from Hardin; y, NJ. GIBSON ct
nj ys james Murphy, from Harris; \. NJ.
Gibson ct al VS.. Daniel Murphy, from Har-
Motion for certiorarl granted: John T.
Grant VS., Gulf Colorado and santa Be
Hallway Company ct al, from Galveston.
Motion TO adjust costs refused; w. w
Crook ct al vs., j. c, Apscomb ct al from
WALES ,e
Merchants and Planters oil Company vs.
Maggie Burns, from Harris
Motions for rehearng refused; G. A, and
G. d. johnson VS.. D. - Cooley, from mar
erty; IIipp & Key VS.. City Of Houston, from
h cases set FOR January 70, 1903; Houston
I5rspk riyic. from Harris; X. b, McLayy
| Of al vs.. j. p. Jones ct ~, from Walker
! Mrs NJ watts ~ al rs, charles g. Bruce
| If al. from Hardin. = Louis Southwestern
/ non from smith: Laura Hunter VS., Emmt
! 4 Mttiee ct al from Harris. Western I'm
j ion Telegraph Company vs. Whey James
| from colorado; A f. Lincoln VS. w c
/ ,a5ett Of al. from Harris; Timpson AM
Sorfbwestern Railway Company W. stew
| Green from Panoia,
| rsrti6ed copy Of an order ~ the su
nreme court was received yesterday by Mr.
II n knight clerk q The court or Of oiyi
appeals. from the clerk o. 81 ne suprem
efstement showing the condition OF th
! dorEet N his court
Tbere are io6 undisposed NJ cases on m
..,Her ~ the court W civil appeals at thi
nwht Witch means that the court Is abou
yo,r months behind From Information re
ee Is as 70 the dockets q the other court
| h Ia Believed that some cases VII ne trans
nrobsbIt 10 the courts Of Austin or sa
! Antonic.
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Corous Christi cuttings.

Corpus Christi Texas, December 24'-Ihe
farmers around Corpus christi are busy as
nosslble now in thelr fields Of cabbage,
onions aud other vegetables which are III
an advanced state as a consequence Of the
recent coplous rains. The slightly cold
weather has been Of great benefit to crops
especially cabbage, great deal Of when
f. now heading and a small quantity IS
being shipped ont by express almost daily.
The rush OF cabbage from Corpus Christi
TO Northern markets In carload shipments
land trainloads as welO viii begin about
the latter part OF next month.
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ct al We y. X, Ferguson ct nj. from Ma.
Narro; Frank Mason vs.. Il. Adoue from
Galvestoni Ell Fox, administrators. ct al IS.
Mary b. Robbins &c al, from Navarro: Gal.
WESTON Harrisburg and san Antonio Rail.
way Company VS. Frances knrrer ct al.
from Bexari Westinghouse Electric aud
Manufacturing Company vs. II. q. Robert.
son, from Anderson.
Dismissed for want o. jurisdiction; An
mic Ross vs. Z. j. Wright, from Harris.
Pacific Mutual Lite Insurance Company
Of California w. Mary Shattcrs from III
Paso.
= Granted; Oscar Thompson VS.. NJ. {. but.
ton from MCCulloCh
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The New Revenue Agent.

Sulphur Springs, Texas December "a
Hon. -. W Foster who has been rendered
the office Of State revenue agent by Gov
ernor-elect Lnnham, has been resident OF
this place for over quarter of cen
fury.
Mr.. Fosters appointment meets with the
unanimous approval Of the bar Of which
he has long been an houored member, and
the citizens Of Hopkins county.
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TOM RICHARDSON HAS RESIGNED
And win Become the McVino Spirit in
Big Enterprise,
Especial to The Post.)

New Orleans, December 24,-Tom Rich.
ardsou, manager of the New Orleans Pro
gressiye union and, one Of the best known
industrial developers in the country, has
resigned tNe management OF that organlza-
ton and WILL in a few weeks, become the
moving spirit in a new developing concern
which has quietly been organizing In New
Orleans for some months past
The resignation Of Mr.. Richardson will
take effect at the expiration of his con
tract in the early part Of February. Mr..
Richardson came here from Houston at a
guaranteed salary of 5000 year.
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The New Penltentlarv Inspeetor:

Georgetown, Texas, December A.-C. j.
Brady Of this place was appointed peniten-
tiary inspector yesterday by Governor-elect
Lanham. Mr.. Brady has been city marshal
Of Georgetown for ten or twelve years ana
stll holds the Office The appointment was
announced from Washington, md MT.
Brady has since been receiving cougratula-
lions from every section Of Williamson
county, where he is well known
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Work Bearn ON Bryan's Library.

Bryan, Texas, December "A Contractor
Lewis has begun work on the Carnegie
library building i is to he handsome
two story building Of colonial style of ar
cGitcctmc. the plans for which were drawn
lay Prof r. i. Gleseckc Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical college. The first hoor
contains the main reading room and three
smaller rooms opening into the main room
by large archwayE while the second hoor
contains tho auditorium and club rooms.
Il win he handsome building and is to be
completed within eight months.
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Nestsd Tor Rloekadinu the Mail.

\. ieAas, December 24.-F. Wedlurg,
1, !, We IN 'his city, was arrested Tues
hSs nd. SHaarge of blockading the United
MAJ H aI lie was coming down pub
ul Ss, Gnu ran into one of the free rural
l..si W. wagons of the city and
iad s,,u.lasnllp' He was brought before
5e y s. ihls city and his bond was fyed nt
4 Nh u tI ne gave. This Is the first case
lsS s aild that has come before the
- S'ates court In this city.
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R,nnlaru AZ New linn.

New Ulm, Texas, December 24,-Last
night the store OF R. T. Pophauken was
forcibiy entered by some burglars. the
articles stolen we're some ninety pocket
knives. the contents OF a show case. some
suits OF clothing and other merchandise.
Some suspicious tramps were lettering
around town all day Yesterday and sus-
plcion points strongly to them. Officers
arc on hot trail of guilty parties.
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Negro Killed Near Hearne.

Heane, Texas, December 24.-Tn an al
tercntion on one Of the cotton plantations
yesterday evening William Owens killed
John Cramcr, the weapon used being
revolver
owens was arrested and brought to
Hearne. His examining trial is set for
this afternoon. Both parties are negroes
and were gambling prior to the killing
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Admiral Book Goinq 10 Mexico.

ElgIn, Texas, December 23.-Rear Admiral
G. NJ. Book and wife Of Brooklyn spent
part OF last week In Eign, the guests OF
his cousin, Mrs ]. B Morrison. They were
EN- route TO Mexico, where they will spend
the winter. The admiral has served thirty
nine years in the navy aud is a very quiet
unassumiug gentleman.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Aaslnnment aL Maximum

Mckinney Texas December %. y. w.
Hale, grocer hardware and Implement
merchant OF Princeton, this county, has
nled petition I'm bankruptcy IN the United
states district court at sherman. tlahii-
ties $500 assets $500 John Il. Brown OF
Mckinney trustee.
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Barn Near Cuero.

cuero, Texas, December "a Judge I'd
Koenig lost his fine barn last night by IRE.
II was large structure aud well hlicd
with feedstuff He had Just finished htung
IT M for his dairy, he being one OF inc
principal contributors TO the 'u'ro cream
ery Loss about $500.
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Sid Williams Meeting at Yoakun1 Closed,
Yoakum, Texas, December 24.-'rhe re
vivol meeting at the Baptist church, con-
Quoted by the noted evangelical. Rev Sid
williams closed last night after one Of the
most successful meetings ever held here
AS a result Of the meeting there were nifty
three additions 10 the Baptist church alone,
besides number Of converts who will join
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Better Than a Plaster.

A piece Of hannel dampened With Cham
fected parts, Is better than a plaster for a
lame back and for pains In the side OF
chest Pain Balm has no superior as a
lrlment for the relief OF deep seated,
muscular and rheumatic palma For sale
by all druggists,
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a Contractor Shot in the Chest.

Tezarkans, Texas. December ~. s.
Pitney. a prominent tie contractor on the
Pittsburg and Gulf railroad, was shot
through the chest last night while assisting
10 duell a riot among negroes ON Cotton
Belt train The wound though painful is
not Of a fatal nature.
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ASSIGNMENT at Laredo.

Laredo, Texas, December %. William
Pfcffer, doing wholesale furniture bust.
ness, made voluntary assignment IN
bankruptcy before Master in Chancery Win
slow today Creditors ave notified to ap.
pear In ten days TO present claims and
examine bankrupt.
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Rnsldenos summed al Paduoah.

Paducah, Texas, December 2l'-b' f.
Latham's residence mile west Of town.
burned at midnight last night, and with
contents was a total loss, no Insurance
The family was away except two small
boys. who saved themselves and one trunk
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Gin Near Marquee.

Marquee, Texas. December 25.-rhe cot
ton gin Of \. e. Thorn, situated seven miles
northeast of town, burned last night; loss
estimated ct 5000, insured for $500 IN
Toxas Insurance company Of Waco, Further
particulars not asccrtaiuaole
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Iohn steucnson Pardon.d

Caldwell, Texas, December 90 John
Stevenson, who was convicted Of murder
about fifteen years since at Caldwell, was
one of tho number who received pardon
this Christmas, having been released yes.
terday evening.
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JUDGE Pope's Situation Unclaimed.

Marshall, Texas, December 23.-Judgo
james " pope's condition remains uu.
charged. Judge Popc's history and life
work Is a counterpart OF Harrison county
aud the city Of Marshall. Judge Pope
comes OF one OF the historic families OF
old HARRISON
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Mineral Wells. Texas. December % -
Shaft No. . AZ Rock Greek ave miles east
NJ here. has been abandoned. having only
one shaft IN operation there now. which
is No. 8, and turns out coal OF the best
quality.
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Alvin News.

Alvin. Texas. December 23.-Mr R. n,
Grimm has sold bis home to Or. Lee ~
Galveston and viii move with his family
Ia Fort Worth Texas where he will on
gaaa In the grocery business Or. Lee will
move 10 Alvin IN the near future.
Mr. A r Rennick has sold his home 10
Mr. J n Atchenbean and VIII move With
bis family to North Texas about the hrst
az the year
The streets were crowded with people
today purchasing holiday goods.
The weather continues warm and straw
berry shipments continue to increase daily.
49, tlfst rene
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Negro suieIded at Denisor

Denlson, Texas, December 24.--Joseph
Davis, a well known colored man OF this
city committed suicide last night via the
strychnine route.
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other churches. During the meeting a col
lection was taken hy Rev. Williams for the
relief of the family ~ ]. s Airhart or
Hope, amounting to $40 The amount
raised for the preacher and his singer was
SlI1.
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~, snnreme Court.

Lnstin. TEXAS. December 24-Ths fol
lowing proceedings were had in the SD
prsne eeurt tedsy
App!ieAtiaRS refused; J. Al SnhsnTsidsz
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Burnetts Vanilla Extract has outlired
criticism n 10 tire hnett and nuIeet venills
extract that eau be bought ones Htsd,
always nSed. =.
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YOU don't have to get drunk to get a big
head. DR.. Dick says oversating will do It.
Red Raven Splits make big heads little