The Noble Lord's Comic Galveston Tour 1899
A traveler from a hamlet in New York state arrives in Galveston on a June day in 1899. He spends 2.55 dollars, is advised to keep it safe, and enjoys a whimsical seaside sojourn with a donkey, misread water spouts, a near mishap at a hotel, and an umbrella mishap that earns a sharp remark from a passerby. He heads to the ancestral home with funds intact.
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H & TU By
Empire State of Texas
Metropolia
Jord
Gulf
Hearne
Adam
Sunday School Officers Dined With Roy and Mrs Finley
Roy and Mrs Finley hosted Baptist Sunday School officers and teachers for an enjoyable evening. Discussion focused on raising interest in the Sunday School, followed by delightful refreshments and prevailing good cheer.
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Roy
Mrs. Finley
The
Baptist Sunday School
Fourteenth Texas State Fair Opens With Grand Plans
The Texas State Fair and Dallas Exposition Association announces its fourteenth annual entertainment starting on the 95th day of October. Since its 1886 founding under President J B Simpson and Secretary Sydney Smith, the association has grown, drawing more visitors and promoting the Lone Star state through Texas newspapers. Officers include W H Gaston as president, Ben J Cabell as vice president, J B Adone as treasurer, and Sydney Smith as secretary and general manager, whose efforts underpin this year’s fair expectations.
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Tts
J.B. Simpson
Sydney Smith
Texas State Fair and Dallaw Deposition Association
Texas
Tas
Lone Star
W. H. Gaston
Ben J. Cabell
J. B. Adone
Hay for Sale In New Mexico's Sacramento Mountains
Bright sorghum hay and finest straw baled in any quantity offered at 6 dollars per ton by Bonner and Wortham. Located in the newly organized Otero County near Cloudcroft, 100 miles northeast of E Pago, Texas, at the terminus of the Alamogordo and Sacramento Railroad, amid high altitude and dramatic scenery. The climate is superb and government surveys designate Fort Stanton as ideal for a Marine Sanatarium.
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Bonner & Wortham
Cloudcroft
Otero
N. M
E Pago
Texas
Sacramento Mountains
Ibis
Alamogordo
Sacamento R. R
White Mountain
Taglarosa
New Mexico
United States
Fort.Stanton
SP. Tarter
Dillas
Tess
Pola
Ate
Visitor Niss Leola Andrews To Stay With Sister
Niss Leola Andrews of Wor tham is visiting her sister Mrs Gee in the city and plans to attend school this fall. A T Beltaly continues Mexia agency for state school books and will exchange old books for new State Books at exchange price. Preach weinerwurst at Fulton Market.
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Niss Leola Andrews
Wortham
Gee, Lanning
A. T. Beltaly
Mexia
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REY
Galveston
Stephens
Roy Walter
Pree
Park’s Book Store
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicago
Ill
W. M. Kemp
H&tc
JABLE
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Agni
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Thorne
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Moe
Gen'l Pave
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Pallab
Tex
the Evening Ledger
Prendergast,Smith & Co
Meria, Texas
Fred Stern
R.S Johnston
New York
Schuttz Drug Store
FE Moore
Hodges & White's
W. G. Snodgrass
Texas F
Kemp's Rug Store
A. N. Wingfield
Weinerwurst
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Texas and Pacific Railway Company
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TERAS
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Pass
Agemy
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Tenn
Leven
Geun
Greex
Terrell
Louisville
Nash Sole
Chattanooga
Atlanta
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S.g.warner
Ron
Tyler
Worth
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