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Charge Of The Light Brigade, E. T. Paull
Charge Of The Light Brigade, E. T. Paull
Sheet Music Collection
lithograph of charging cavalry.
La Fiesta March., Alfred Roncovieri
Happy Days In Dixie, Kerry Mills
A Twentieth Century Woman, Alfred W. Norris
A Twentieth Century Woman, Alfred W. Norris
Sheet Music Collection
Portrait of woman's face with elaborate design of stems and leaves outside of portrait frame
Two Little, Blue Little Shoes, L. Peasley
Two Little, Blue Little Shoes, L. Peasley
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of flowers and stems surrounding title; Illustration of boots in top right corner
You're Not The Only Pebble On The Beach, Stanley Carter
You're Not The Only Pebble On The Beach, Stanley Carter
Sheet Music Collection
Photo of girl; Illustration of beach
Sound Money March, Waldemar Malmene
Sound Money March, Waldemar Malmene
Sheet Music Collection
Black and white photo of a man in a suit and bowtie.
Anchored, Michael Watson
Mother Was A Lady, Joseph W. Stern
Mother Was A Lady, Joseph W. Stern
Sheet Music Collection
Title only on blue background
Flee As A Bird, Mrs. S.M.B. Dana
Bryan And Sewall, L. C. Noles
Deed For Lots, James P. Allen And Virginia R. Allen To W. L. Neal And M. A. Neal, December 28, 1895
Deed For Lots, James P. Allen And Virginia R. Allen To W. L. Neal And M. A. Neal, December 28, 1895
Hays Ray Webb Collection
This deed, dated December 28, 1895, describes the sale and conveyance of lots in Kosciusko, Mississippi from James P. Allen and Virginia R. Allen to W. L. Neal and M. A. Neal at a cost of one thousand five hundred dollars. The deed describes the lots and their locations. The deed is notarized by the Oklahoma notary public of Oklahoma City, MacGregory Douglas.
Letter To American Publishing Association, December 26, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To American Publishing Association, December 26, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Was told he ordered an encyclopedia and that the Bank was holding a draft for $10. Stone does not remember making a contract with the company and will not pay until proof is given that he did sign a contract with them
Letter To Hon. C.F. Mitchell, December 25, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. C.F. Mitchell, December 25, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Telling his friend he should run for President Protem (pro tempore) of the Senate. Stone feels Mitchell would have a good chance of winning.
Letter To B.G. Humphries, Esq., December 24, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To B.G. Humphries, Esq., December 24, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Is outraged that Jenkins was indicted for maltreatment of Prisoners,. Wrote this letter asking that it be passed on to Judge Williams.
Letter To President Of The United States, December 23, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To President Of The United States, December 23, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Recommendation letter for the position of Chaplain in the United States Army
Letter To To Whom It May Concern, December 22, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To To Whom It May Concern, December 22, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Commendation Letter
Letter To Mr. C.M. Dunn, December 22, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. C.M. Dunn, December 22, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking the railroad company to please find another position for Cabaness. He is a deaf and dumb man who does not know any other type of work but the Railroad
Letter To Capt. W.G. Nelms, December 22, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Capt. W.G. Nelms, December 22, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Letter telling Nelms about Stone's time as Govenor, and how he will step down on the 21st of January and his political career. Then he talks about some of the other members of their Brigade.
Letter To Capt. W.A. Brown, Sec, December 18, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Capt. W.A. Brown, Sec, December 18, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Paying Dues on stock $60
Letter To The Chronicle, December 18, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To The Chronicle, December 18, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Answering the question' How many votes would each candidate in the two Presidential' parties poll from your State if the National convention were held now?'
Letter To Hon. M.A. Deas, December 18, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. M.A. Deas, December 18, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Answering a question on the process of passing bills. Deas believes that all bills passed by legislature be presented to Supreme Court Judges to decide constitutionality before being approved by the Governor. Stone Disagrees.
Letter To Gov. C.B. Culberson, December 17, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Gov. C.B. Culberson, December 17, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking to governor to pardon Harkreader.
Letter To Jennie, December 17, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Jennie, December 17, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Giving her money for a train ticket($10) home for Christmas. Gives her advice as to which train she should take
Letter To Dr. Robert Frazer, December 17, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Dr. Robert Frazer, December 17, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Informing him that Jennie is coming home for Christmas and asking that she receives a leave of absence.
Letter To Mr. R.M. Dean, December 16, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. R.M. Dean, December 16, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Advising him on his upcoming trial. Tells him to plead guilty.
Letter To Mr. James Harrison, December 16, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. James Harrison, December 16, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Thanking him for the cane he sent and discusses Pensions of soldiers. He feels that pension money is being sent to the wrong people and not those who it was intended for.
Letter To Hon. Edward H. Haskell, December 16, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. Edward H. Haskell, December 16, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Letter was written in response to Haskells letter asking for Stone's opinion on Biennial Election system and whether they should go back to an Annual Election system. Stone favors the Biennial system
Letter To Gov. C.B. Culberson, December 15, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Gov. C.B. Culberson, December 15, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking the governor to pardon B.S. Harkreader for the charge of perjury.
Letter, From Hattie To Robert B. Webb, December 15, 1895, Hattie
Letter, From Hattie To Robert B. Webb, December 15, 1895, Hattie
Hays Ray Webb Collection
In this handwritten note, Hattie writes from Texas to her uncle, Robert B. Webb to send Christmas and New Year greetings. She goes on to update him on her family and encourages him to write Arthur Savage in New Orleans. The note is written on a one cent postcard.