LIGHT RAYS AND LOCAL NOTICES IN 1901-ERA PAGE
A garbled collage of ads and notices mentions Moke Afilinery store on Alanie street, Tarlen's Buckeye Pile Ointment, City Drug Store on Commerce Street, and several pharmacy names. It also covers a First Spiritualists society gathering with a lecture by Ailen Franklin Brown, a cigar ad, baby rubber products, a Southern Pacific electric streetlight, stock at Crystal Saloon, and multiple medical testimonials. The piece references court adjournment, a municipal police appointment, hotel listings, a card party for Alamo Free Library, dyspepsia cures, and social events at Beethoven Hall with dance and entertainment notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Commerce
Wm. Appmann
Lancet Pharmacy
First Spiritualists Society
Foresters Hall
Soledad
Houston Streets
Ailen Franklin Brown
Finck
S & Cent
Beneft
Alamo
Ellen Gallagher
Nacogdoches Street
Geo, Barbe
Montoin
J. C. Burke
C. Seehasse
Appmenn
Justina Norae
Ewil Haueisen
F. J. Scudder & Co
Sunset Wood Company
Steve Wood
Beethoven Heli
G. A. Ray
Pettus
R. J. Kennedy
Nellie van Clon
Old Woman's
Reiler Corns
Firesident
Aira
Dighl
Casino Street
Hale
Bull Brothers
Beethoven Ial
Swearingen's
Wil Ho
Grand Army Hall
Houston
Navarro Atreeta
Tax Payments in Warranted County Scrip Debate
County officials, led by Commissioner Salllway of precinct No 3, discuss tax payment legality and the use of county warrants. Officials note the treasury report and potential indictments, explaining that county warrants cannot settle state or other taxes and stressing the law requires payment in the proper form. County officers warn against favoritism toward county scrip and emphasize uniform tax collection.
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Con. Onlysioners' Court
HH. H. Salliway
Kitteger & Son
Veentrylius
Vomalistoaurs
Duparts
Sal
Ryesirer
Enel
GUIS
Gach
Chater
Anliot Stirles
Leo
Mia Leniers
Buying Torses for English Cavalry in South Africa
Special to the Sunday Times from New Orleans reports Lt. Col. Stevens under orders from the English government to buy cavalry horses. He returned from Krasns City with about 500 ponies and says favorable conditions will allow securing all animals needed for General Roberts' army. Each horse is bought individually rather than in large lots, a time consuming process. Several carloads of horses arrived yesterday, while the transport Montezuma leads mules toward Capetown. Captain Marshal received a private telegram from London noting General Krones arrival at Kimberley.
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New Orleans
Pet
Leutenant
Stevens
Krasns City
Uisht
Zathe Las
Africa
Ile
Col.Stevens
General Roberts
Montezuma
South Port
Capetown
Marshal
London
Kroneh
Kimberley
Britain Hugs Hershlt in South Africa Campaign
The Tribute's London cable reports Western border cleared by General Roberts. Mafeking to be secured as French eyes Kimberley from Jacobsdal. Kitchener's mobility transforms British force. Salisbury eyes a major military reorganization and a potential elevation for Kitchener as commander in chief.
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Ginder
Herve
South Africa
New York
London
Roberts
Phin
Kimberley
Mafeking
Mikard
West Barkley District
Bechuanaland
French
Jacobsdal
Eastyors
Bloemfontein
Prelovia
Kitchener
Lord Wolseley
Lord Salisbury
War Office
Helis
City to host grand Plaza Carnival in April fair
Business Men's Club plans a five day Plaza Carnival from April 16 to 21 with street fairs, flower parades, and attractions. Rail rate incentives aim to draw visitors from surrounding regions, and major groups including Knights Templar and veterans will participate.
Strategy in Africa and the Eagle Brand powder
Fragmentary text discusses the Qriijeh army advancing into On Christina day and the use of Eagle Chis Powder by the Loers. It notes delays and suggests Eagle Chis Powder was not used in the reader’s side, with Lord Roberts initiating new actions and mentions Orange Land after three days.
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Africa
Lord Roberts
Catholic Young Men's Club Adopts By-Laws at Meeting
An enthusiastic gathering of the Catholic Young Men's club met at the Oblate Fathers house last night. President John McCormick led the session and Secretary Ches Trimble read minutes. The constitution and by-laws were discussed and amended, the club forming its permanent organization. Father G J Stith noted possible rental of Whmry hall for temporary rooms. Negotiations proceed. the club may secure a new home this week. The by-laws set religious observances including Hester Sundry Pentecostal and Immaculate Conception days for sacraments. Members Boyle Montagle Hook O'Brien Bertrand Trimble were named to the library committee. The meeting adjourned on the president’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oblate Pather
John McCormick
Ches. ‘Trimble
Mecara
O'Brien
Heck
Bertrand
Lyte
G. J. Stith
Ludes
Whmry
Hester Sundry
Rand Messrs
Boyle
Montagle
Hook
Trimble
Mbrary Committee
Two Republican War Horses From Here at La Grange
In Poilitics, Capt George Liehbrecht United States Marshal for the western district of Texas and his chief deputy M J Bhermack visit La Grange amid tensions over Republican primaries. Liehbrecht traveled from here while Bhermack came from Austin to address the political dispute on their old ground.
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la Grange
Cautain
George L. Liehbrecht
Texas
M. J
Bhermack
le Grange
Sigmons
Slobrecht
Fr. Shernmack
Austta
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Los
Wonen
Valengienne Lages
Toserliozs
Picco Vallencieune
Jace
Nnleh
Royal Onfords
Comaynil Sa
Meruans
Wen
Tomorow
Jook
Ater
the Sunday Light
Souther Pacific Railway
Wyoming and
Walnuta Treats
Edgewood
Parton
Crystal Saloon
Act Main Plaza
J. K. Miller
Newton Hamilton
Weiles
DeWitt
Wm. C. Kalteyer
J. C. Bourke
C. Schasse
Wm. Agpmenn
Austin
hMuth
W. G Philpot
Albany
Saya
Dell
Rivera
Wm. C. Kattegar
J. G Burke
C. Johnson
W. &. Jones
Corps
Salvation Army
W. W. Johnson
St. Jamea
Kyczors
Parmers Drug Store
Baal Commerce
San Antonio
Port Worth
Wscare
Taclede
West
Old Woman's Relief Corps
Monntz
Corry
J.C. Burke
G Schasse
Appmann
Henry CG. Kips
Chitanga ‘Transfer Company
Pisto
Savarro Street
Paul
Townsend
Memphis
Tenn
Southern
Ohern
Monterey
Tannedo Noute' Se Ucket
L& G N
Muenzenberger
Mexican National Railway
Geo
Allen
Pleaganton
Wm. Angemann
Sunset Pharmacy
Aaya
Laredo
I.H. Hiner
St. Loula
Carter-Mullaly
John DK
Poxeyville
Ind
C. Kalteyer
Sthisse
J. D. Thomas
Hovoton Street
Tadeed
Tte
Mra
Leona Monamin Sil
Mra. i
Salllway
Britain
Hershlt
Soom
Wong
Abewdance
Ivery
Business Men's Club
Fianery
Roy
Hina
C. BH. Miner
Mexican Central Railroad
City of
Mexico
Reading Centers
Bis City
U. 5
Knights Templar
Shriners
Templars
Texas Veterans
Daughters of the Republic
The
Confederate Veterans
Grand Army of the Hepalie
Truck Growers
Federated Business Men's Club of
South Texas
Federated Tadiey Elu al
Boothy
Tedding Street
Malu Plaza
Alama Plaza
Lugareno Vestive
Pasubal Square
Mala Plaza
Alamo Plaza
Paschal Square
Wade
Battle of Flowers
Fay
Thad
Mr. Parks
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mer
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