Thrilling Texas veteran Captain Gray’s model Rancho
Captain Edward N. Gray, a Texas veteran from New York origins, settled at La Gloria ranch near San Diego. He rose from coast trades to command boats for boundary surveying, served in the Texas Revolution, the Mexican War and the Confederate era, now ranching 55,000 acres with a thriving orchard, 500 acres of corn, and a growing cattle and horse herd. He travels north with 700 horses and 1500 cattle, aims to expand his frontier legacy and dignify ranch life.
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Washincron
Indian Territory
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Dyer
Cheyenne
Indian Service
Interior Department
Washington
Denver
Beaver Creek
Durango
Montezuma Mene
Genther
Times
Mistenpo
Peru
Point Hamas
Peruvian
Cachapool
Pisco
Silanas Bay
Lomas
Callao
Point Lawn
Grand Army of the Republic
John A. Logan
Logan
Grant
U.S Grant
Grand Army Organization
Paiapernta
Nat
Cienfuegas
Cuba
Delaware
Delaware Cape
Southern
Edward N. Gray
Texas
Captain Gray
Republic
New York
Galveston
Hamilton Stewart
Ed Gray
Gulf
West India Islands
Mexico
Ed. Gray
Jack Hays
Gray
Ringgold Barrack
United States
Pecos
Camargo
Concepcion
Duval County
la Gloria
San Diego
Castroville
Santone
Jackays
Doctor Delivers Pretzel Surprise To Hungering Friend
Dr Lindner brought a lean guest a pretzel to share a square meal. The next day a large Cincinnati labeled package arrived, postage 55 cents, revealing the same pretzel inside after careful unwrapping, which the doctor cheerfully offered to his grateful friend.
Starr Family Reopens Commerce Street Restaurant After Fire
Frank Starr and his young son returned last night to repair the stand on Commerce street beside Eisner's store. Starr says he burned about 350 in currency from country remittances. Mrs. Starr is ill from the shock and fright. Starr gratefully notes the kindness shown to his family.
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Frank Starr
Little Son
Commerce Street
Eisner
Lone Star Brewery Boss Bets on Fast Trotter Venture
Simon Schorr of Lone Star brewery unveils a four wheeled dingy and promises quick shell-road time at a discount. Orders flood the plant as management labors to fill demand from the city and abroad, keeping almost the entire staff occupied.
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Simon Schorr
Lone Star Brewery
Moonlight Festival Aimed at Charitable Project
Miss Alice Wicks and Miss Henrietta Dickey of St. Pauls colored M E church organize a moonlight festival at the charity event to raise funds for a new project. The notice mentions Opera Puffs as a favored cigarette choice among teens, noted for not sticking to lips.
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St. Mark’s Cathedral
Tyler C. Williams
Julia A. Beall
Houston
Texas
Elliott
Dean Richardson
Episcopal Church
Eben Dodge
Eva Shook
Milton White
Austin
Lilly Ean
Sid James
Josephine Withers
Cushman
May Williams
Beall
Henry Vernor
Hickey
United States Army
I. J. Sullivan
R. W. Lay
Smith
Dr. Beall
Brazoria
Lexas
Neice
General Beall
Tyler CG. Williams
Thos. G. Williams
Robert EK. Lee
Virginia
Missouri Pacific Railway
Alice Wicks
Henrietta Dickey
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
Charey
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White Star
Key West
Star
Sim Hart
Telegraphic News
Grand Army
Ricamont
Waddell
A. C. Swanson
Hanover News
Swanson
St. Louis
Wabash Road
Woodstock
Stewart
Mapnip
Spain
Valencia
Castellon de la Plana
Murcia
Cartagena
Cien Pazuelos
Madrid
Lauren
Mich
Samson
London
Gladstone
Windsor Castle
Marquis of Salisbury
Sir Stafford Northcote
Lord Randolph Churchill
Ons
Ohn Newton
Emerson’s
Emerson'’s
Soledad Street
B. Weller
Newton & Yveller
No. 16 Main Plaza
San Antonio
Soerrient
FW. McAllister & Bro
S. Alamo ST
CO. Willita
San Antonio, Texas
Rosendale
J. H. Marquart
Soledad St Op
Belgony
Dollar Store
Cohen
Main Plaza
Thomas, Goggan & Bro
BEYER
Pick
Moonlight Festival
Marie Buzard
Edoard Pernaud
Vermouth Noilily Pratt
Curacoa
Emanuel Abrahams
Wywldern Hoe
James P. Hickman, JR
Gregory & Gos
China Hall
Houston Street
Jnwett
Justly Celedrathed
Aires
Jewett
J. W. Bradley
J. N. Groesbeeck
Notary Public
Real Estate Exchange For
East Houston Street
A. H. Bhafer
ED Braden, JR
West Commerce Street
Kershner
R. W. Rogers
Draler
G. W. Ward
Old Place
North Flores Street
Republic OF Mexico
Lorenzo Castro
THE
Alamo Iron Works
Sunset Road
East Commerce Street
Harrison
Harrison & Harrison
Tom Harrison, JR
Attorneys At Law
Labatt & CO
Market Street
W. J. Dargan
Alamo Street
Aes Dailes
Wea
H. Pierroni
San Saba
San Saba and
St. Louis Streets
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