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D1HKOTOUY.
L.ttHUMtll'rlae,
iwHiewty,
U.s, J)lH,Altwr,
U. a. Munth!.
UMldmrUi. Rivena.
Au4ltr,
rrurer,
itll(or(lnrt,
IMwaitt tf.ileUrt.
K. A. Mike.
TrlHldmllKmnwo.
f. P. Medrurty.
TilnUsd AUtld.
Ante.Urtlt)ftsr
K. U Usrt'stt.
Hid Wyakeop,
1, H. AtirAhstnt.
?, ( r. h.)
M JACINTO DAY.
April at, the Anniversary of a
Great Battle.
Unlet JHttUs,
JnitU Dlt
Judge tnt Dlst.,
CUtkM DUt. Coorl,
K.V.I)nif.
L iji Teem,
vr. II, Wltltemsn,
Santa r
AltitlJUI'MU
Jbo, H. Merle,
I.s Crtte.
A '..t-hririy.
l.ilUMl
Dl.t. Ml'y UtHM.CoarVJ. A, Aweli.it",
Hirer tlty.
, countt urrfiikna.
tSasuaUV&tri S hCarnenter.Cii'n. tiamjtta
ttioi. w Unbb, aiivrr Oliy.
fbwISJ, It. II. Will I, Miter t uy.
reht Jedx, W. ,., itim. vr t'jtr.
rtU Ulit A. II Morelwad.tMlverCUy.
fres.itrer, M.W.MB. , f vdHi jr
MKOIXUT orriCKii.
Jujtleoof ihoTtM. Bosnian Tltld.
UotnlMe, rwwk MtxJliaclisy.
fiOIIOOL UlRtCTOIlS.
T. noiun.on.
Jntaa Cutbttt
toul Alliusn.
W, JI,llndon.
TWO WHEAT MJUTIIKKN VICTORIES
a IltiUi and. Xw Or Inst Wi Hk
Atlkt, kml fto Wrre Jneki-tn suit lieu-
i-Tit uuiM r itta mtii f
Jrlla N4 Hat f K'td, tint Horn
CoUats.nl VorW Should II RIIJ,
loppy rtsfct, iiea
8am Houston and 8an Jacinto hold
ths same kdorlou place In the hiitory of
Teca that Jackson nnd Mow Orleans do
een
tin.
In the hlitory' of the whole country, for I lllM( mit WM urroundod March 10 at
Thirty-two men ferectt their wsjr to
Trtls, nuldng 111 wlioltf emtnand
cbeut 1T3. Oil the Gth of Jlurcli tlio
"KorrmiHriit" rreld word freln liliu
that lis wm cl(Hly (nmtsd nml would
flKlit to the dentin but it wnn too lute
for rclltf to result lilm. Bantit Anna,
tiomUnltd th Alninii rlcvctt tlit.ru mid
thtn carried It tty nwrta Muroli a. Thft
wtiolo Rntrivm war iut tutlm (uvunl,
vter matt flttlitlnB ih-ajnTftU-ly to Hit
lnU Of nit within tlio wnlU only n
wonmu. child nml nint Hwrvnnt worn
tpartHl. Yet It cunt tlio victor nt lentt
1,000 of hU LnivvAt iiicii. nml ltoma
his loftk lit pl.icfil m hlli ho 1,01X1, Tlio
dead licroel had uct)inplllai tliulr ol
lect. BanM Annn wh wwikciitnl mid do
Iajcd and the youni; Mate wiw aved,
A gwatr horror followed wwn. Col.
Kftnnln. after IwrnltiR tlmt the ndrance
t'xiwdltlim loworuf MatHiiiom Hml iwn
defeated, at toni ttJ h rrtn-nt fnim
Obtlrtntn,
VtMuifr,
OKrHi Jt. ,rr....
totfar Cnitom. Colly lor.
HO0lETIE.
Demliitf Ijdifo No, 13
tVllltbald Urr
A A. M.
thousli Yorktown wieured our notultml
Indrttidiic4, New Orleans and the lut
war with Oreat Drltnln really completed
our notional emanriimtlrn. Of all battle
in modern times these two mulled in
the iuot oompUte and politically do
eUlee rlctorlnv
Quebec ended LAtln domination in the
far north. Ban Jaelnto endivl It In the
touthi Wolfe and Houston were the
alpha nnd omega of a louit utrugRlo for
reco (upremaar, Washington nnd
Jacliton trero the arbiters between tho
to crest brnncb'of the mlma me,
Ute Colcta rirer by an orerRhblmlnir
force under (len. Urfett, The Aluerl
cans fought braroly for two duya, then
capitulated on n gnaraiilca that thvjr
should t trratwt as prlnonvm of war
and tent to the United BtnU On the
fillh an order arrived front Kauta Anna
that they should bo shot, tour physl
clans and their ruinUtnnU worn iwrcli
the remainder. W7. were inarched out In
e'parnied deiaehmenti, nml nt winrUe
on I'ftlm Sunilay, March HI, tho awful
maanacro begani Tint "YiiontcfloV' tan
Indian reglinoiit from Yucatan;, to wham
meet .Ird 'ChursilHyo of muutb,
r tv. a .
t.oul Altmin fJecty.
Uemlnff Chapter No.fl F. & A. 11.
raei 4 b 'Ihnnday of mouth.
iFJeliuman.K. II. P.
teaman Field Socty.
Denting Council No.! F. it A. M.i
tnetl lit nnirnlriy of molill). i
J. Jt. Ileuill V. I, 31,
Louts Aliman lUcorder.
McOmriy Oominandery No, 4 mee'
J;nl Thursday of month.
0. II, Ju K, O.
Heanmn Field Recorder.
OUtmCii' bEUVlOEB.
MelhndlitChiireh: Buiiday cho.tl ir
a. in, PieHchliiK U u. in. and 7 '80 i
in. Prayer im-eMmr WedneMfii) 7:3'
p. m. Koijt. Uoihiium. ';iior.
Uopj;rfjrnlloiiiil Uhnruhi Preiiehlu
eyervmiidat a- 11 a, m and 7:ll0fi. it.
BHlidar Huhool 10 a in. Pram meei
liu? Friday 4 M m. I'muiminliiM U
tiuhday id Jauunrv, March, em.
A. M, PlfRS, Pallor.
Kplfcnpal Church j Vow helnic erenM d.
Tiie tiwstruction. atrango to ty, mih thowork hod been entrusted. Ilrod by
moat exactly tun umo at wow uneans t0,, upoM t,p ,,rWCrti tho unarmed
and at Ban Jacinto. dMpltotnedlirerenco.,,,,,,, rUl(flw, up(,:, ,)vir ,urdmni, n
nthenumberacngBedi but at New Or-, wm(. CMl wrenched Ihii arms from
leans onoduUf the Ameileaii force aid tlieut. ariil iimiiy bmka thmtiKH tho Hnt
not (Ire a shot, while at Ban Jacinto only j ml. k, pUnmcd ami shot dSwn by tho
one man failed to take an actlre and , caValry Yet It Is liellevrd tlmt twenty
bloody tnrt. . ecTen escaped, of whom n few lived to
Tlio history of e unta loading to Sau rfnct tw states.
JaclnU Is of common knowledge. It fa ; n,0 had twwa flaw fast. On all sides
too late to reopen the tedious wmtrover-, ,j-a TPXnn fnnilllea (led before the In-
sy aa to tho relaure r RhU ana wrongs or Tmcni u,p ntr foltowlnir. burnlnjt nnd
Anglo-Amerlcaii ana mspano-Atteo in i .lestroylng. The"gocniment"dl!iotvrd.
nnd fled wildly to the timber In the tear.
Their left, already thrown Into cwfnalon
by the Tcaait urtlllery. won liroke, but
the eentter uxh! tolfnibly llrm till the
Tmxbiu were tut them.
There wna no lime to reload, Tim two
Hum nut with a murderous crnali. TIih
Mexican trlHl tint Imyntieli the Texan.
Imvlnff no bayonets. uIuMmI their spins.
ThcWbrofeoii. they eulplled their ptatola,
then drew their Iwwle knlvea and Itewwl
their way through Mn tb'h. Rrnto of
tint MirrlvornriHiUoof tlilsconiiMt ua "an
hour long." In tact, it did not exceed
lire minute, It wits man to innn, clubbed
Utiii to bayonet, nnd Iwwle knife ngnlnst
iwbcr. The whole Mexlran lino gave
way, and over all the dreadful Held waa
heard only the Texan yelli "IteiiieiuW
the Alamo! Vengeance forClolhtdt" And
from the Mexicans screittua and nrlesi
"MenoOollndt MetioAlamol U.J win
Maria, pltntadl Pur el amor de Dion,
uledadr
The retreat divided apparently Into
three columns. Those who ran aouth
and aouthwest into the tipen prairie
wero luoetly taken alive, A aectioti ran
more to the left. Into the mlro mid hum
mocks of the bayou, and nearly nil these
were killed In the heat of vengeance.
The cavalry Rationed westward only to
Hud Vimo's bridge over tho west bayou
destroyed. With tlio yells of enraged
Texans rinsing lu their caw, they
plunged down tlio steep bank. Many
were drowned or killed, uut enough m.
ca)tcd to carry tho nowa of tho calamity,
C. II HA.tK
W. KHo
c.
HE. d6 CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, IN
Furniture,Carpets,Upholstery,Wallp8per
INVITK ATTENTlOX TO TIIF.tU 8rK0lAT.VrlK8 OF
IHAMBER
Parloi Suits,
Sideboards,
Wardrobes,
SUITS
tnw.n nnnne
wait i nsuuri
U iH H- 4 ll IM SM K Mt ,.
T AftlMniv f I r ftnC itorrtrftln l'hKll?l
L-UwlVU Its' VJf iClOut-vJ iimi.,rMwi-r.ATMi vr
Texoa.
We need not follow the laborious re-1
earche of Yoakum aa to tho French
right by La Salle's occupation of 1089. or
Hubert Iiowe Bancroft's rendition of tho
Franciscan records at Querctaro and
Zacatecas. Were not ten thousand ar
ticles on tho dispute printed In the United
Staten between 1819 and IS45, and Is not
tho controversy spread over 4,000 pages
of The Congressional Record? Onoe It
detracted a nation and spread sectional
controversy from the HL Croix to the
Bablnc, It Is enough for us now to
glance at tho map and aee that the end
waa Indicated by nature "lloo ernt In
Fatls" tha Rio Grande and not the Sa
bine Is the "ssientilla frontier" of the
United Htates.
T. S. ROBINSON'S
GROCERY
CQNFEGTIONERY
Is located en
rino Street, threo doors west or
FirfltsNational Bank.
Hit Block ol
STAPLE AND FANCY
6 A. -flr-K .JjF? i
GROCER IS
Cannot be beat In the Coauiy.
lilt Candbtt are of the
FRESHEST AND PUREST,
Seal Assortment of tiwoetniciito
IN DE.Ml.NQ.
Doom always open, and
Orders Promptly Filled.
IT. A. BOLICH.
-DEAT.EU in
iloiliing
Mats
E0MS 5 SHOE
I Carry
JM WHHMM M oM 9
A Wxm Line
in All departments
And My block of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
Is the- Host Compete
IN GRANT COUNTY,
Having rTern th-h eteil
Especially fOr this StoTlUt
Fine Shirts &
Underwea
, M Every kind and all giiet,
hh AND TKBT PRICKS,
riUI.RaitMtdlMaHli. -jetf
JtBHtf
MAP OP THE UATTLtt Of BA.t JACINTO,
Suflloe It to itdd that In 1810 John
Qulnoy Adams and Don Luis de Unls
leneu the much almseil treaty by wiucn
rench(and consequent Amerlcan)c!a!mi
to Texas were Hurritndercdt and Mexico,
becoming Independent soon nfter, sue-
reedod to tho rlghtsof bpain. All Amcrb
can who located in Ttixa agreed to be
come Mexican cltlxens the condition
being exiireHMed or clearly implied that
Texaa wo to bo a state in a federal re
public. Uut even while Stephen Ausila
waa locating ills colony I'remueut uur-
bido (1833) overthrew tho constitution
and made hlmsolf cutperur at Augustln
I. Ucforo tho Tctan envoy could reach
the capital Santa Anna and other chief
hail overturned uurmdo (March,
and net up nunthur rapubllu. Oat. 4,
1834, tha constitution was proclaimed to
which all Annlo-laxans awore allcKiance,
and fur. which they contended aa long a I
thoru wa hope (if Justice under Mexican .
rule.
In 1833-30 (len. Uuerrero overthrow
President Pedntxit and made himself
president) In 18U0 Vice President Iluatn
uiento overturned Ouerrcro and becumo
dictator-pretddunt, but was soon over-
thrown uy I'edraxa, wik was in turn
overthrown by Hntn Anna, who nbol-
lilted the federal republic of 1831 and
rmde himself dictator in 1880 There
havo slnco been nine complete revolu
tion und many minor contests, but they
do not concern Texans who made their
stand against Bantu Anna nnd tho con
solidated empire-republic of 18M Hut
by n eerie of rapid movemenla and
bl(Hdy oattlee the Inst a mawacre
Bantu Anna annihilated' tlio "state
rights" party In moat of tho stole nud
In the other won tho allegiance of tho
people by exciting their hatred against
the Anglo-Americans of Texu.
uustumeuto had Iteguu tho work or do-
prlvlngTexasof her constitutional right,
tod Santa Anna now rapidly hoxtened It,
In 183J the Amerlcan-Texans, nuw Hum
boring 2V.000, preiured a state con dilu
tion and hdut Col. Hiephen F. Austin te
Mexico city with its he wa thrown into
Jul) to remain there till 18-1-1. nnd &tuta
Anna begun looatiiie Ixxiteaof wildlersln
rexaa. Uommltteea or aatety were or
zanlusl and lite ilony drifted Into war
rite ttrat collision was at (lontulea, Oct.
1. 1833 Tito Texitns captured (loltad
Oct. . and fought the battle of Concep
:ion on the 38th.
Nov. 8 a body of delegates met at Ban
Felipe nml organised n provisional gov
irnuieiil. with Henry -Smith aa governor.
J. W. Itoblnson n lieutenant governnr
tnd a general council, Sam Ilouktun
wa iivtue cotomandcr-lrvchtef and Ste
phen Austin appointed commlsiiuner to
the United States,
Santa Anna was coming on by furred
marches vltli about 8.000 tuu. The
Texan took Hjii Antonio Dec. Mr.
Uean while nil Texa east of tho military
lae was reorgauUIng the civil govern
aient, and on the 3J of March, at Wash
ngton. on I he Prates, the ' declaration
of Independence'' waa Iwued. David U.
Hornet waacttoseu proviilonal president
ind other officer named. The early mir-;ce.M-t
of the Texant hail relaxed their
tuergynnd created it dangerous confl
denne, Volunti-er had arrived from tho
United State. Fannin. Ilonhnin. Crock-
fit and mmiy others, and dlsseiisiimt had
artan amoug commanders. Houston
jiitd railed for 0,000 volunteer, and was
busy attettinihig to nrganlte an nrniy.
CoL J. W. Fannin wits at (lollad with n
ituall forcv. designing n miireii upon
Mataiuora. Col. W. II. Truvl ha 140
hunt In the Alamo. There waa nn tin
certainty aa to ihe aupreme conimand,
ui 'heteiulU wire fwl
iliuiKton nnd a demoralized remnant of
ai army wn the only authority. Santa
Anna now divided hi forceni tho Collttd
murderer came on by the southern
mutoi (Innna, with it motley baud of In
diaun nnd Meatlxoe. started by the north
ern route, as If to march on Nacogdoches
and Ihe Sabine, while Santa Anna, with
a much reduced force, aimed nt llotuV
ion, Houston retreated from Oonralcs
to the Colorado, and thence to the Dra
km, thenrmy, mmtewhat swelled by ro
erults. waa once tuoro In spirit and will
uur to lluht, hut lloutttm' Idea wa that
the farther Santa Anna had to como the
weaker he would he.
Hero Houston llrst learned of the Oo
llad mttwutcro. but eouiH-nled the extent
of the dlsiwter from hUincn. Hecromed.
moretl up the Mtrcam and formed camp
on an Inland, while Santa Anna crossed
U'lowand (llnctitl liU course toward
Hnrrlsburg nml Wahliigton. Ill north
urn UlvUlun, under Uuotm, wa mlded
by the guides and went too fur north,
the southern, under Urnia. wn prevent
id by high water from pasolng the lira
to, and Houxton had for tlio lliuu only
Santa Anna to deal with.
With about 1..KK) men that general di
rected hi cour. burning HnrrUluirg a
! ho piuned, along ilte south nldo of llulfulo
, bayou to San Jacinto and his fate,
i IlousUm followed along the north side of
the bayou, crosaed and advuueed to meet
ilie Muxlcnua, who were moving up to
rms the Kan Jacinto Itnd carry dektru'
Hon eiuttvard. On tho SOth of April the
irmleHciime near eitch other and there
wero light nklruiUhcH.tho mult of which
I tomewliat oiicountKiil the Tcxun. If
' defeated, Santa Anna wa In n trap.
North and cant were bayou and rleert to
j the west some tullci wo another bayou,
1 with hldi. steep bank, and the only
bridge over It was destroyed early in the
morning by Houston' order. South
ward only did the Mexlcuii havo open
.round, nud not much of that.
Engravings,
Motalic Caskets, Undertakers liccds,
General Agents Giant Powdef Co.
Ajax Triple Force Caps, Best Brsmds of Fuse Ahrays on Hand
in Ash, Imitation Maliagony,
Antique Oak and Walnut.
Rattan Goods,
Office Desks,
Baby Carnages,
Window Curtains,
Chromos, Etc.
CcEstenlly on Hand
Etc.
Agents for tha Celebrated Harden Hand Grenada OM B) kail deceive mm mmm.
iTiTit'aUiTi'ia-ftirrftiTi
NEW GOODS! FRESH GOODS!
PLAIN AND FANCY
A BCl'NK lit Tim nATTUC
April 31, 1880; the eventful day dawn,
td clear and bright, and Houston de
dared that ho .'tit nn Inspiration of vic
tory. Nevertheless ho refused to move
In the furenoon "tho hour tho Mcxl
tans usually tako their siesta is
best." Till iiienitt the hour ntler the
midday meal. The Texan left was near
tho ferry and junction of tho San Jacln
to with Buffalo bayou. About three
hatrthsof a mile aouth wa the Mexican
line, their right on Sun Jacinto bay
I'liey had made rude bria.it works foi
Ihelr extreme right nnd left, but direct It
In front the way waa loft clear for tholi
irtlllery.
The Texani were 783 all told. Tin
Itexlwtn were, by the lowest estimate
I.OOOi by Ihe hlghet. I.DOOr tliodlder
nice rises from uueertnlnty a to tlio re
tnforcouirnu brought tlmt morning b
tl .. In.. i-.id i.n t i.y ititue'
and wero vIitII iiit tlii noui then Suit.,
Annn decldol to tit' a ivt nud uttu -k
tho Tcxun the next dity.
Iletweeu the tw.i urmle wit nn "Isl
and" of timber, which enabled the Tex
an to get much nearer their enemy Iw
fore lielng observed The ground rose
to the Texan right, and tlivru wit a low
ridge, In which the Texan artillery (two
sis poundcit) took position to open Ihe
Uttfci. At the hour they Judged the
Mexicans to be least watchful Hie Texan
moved forward slowly till they had
passed the tiutbcri then Houston sound
ed the cltarge and shouwd the famous
war cryi
Itemember the Alamol"
Along I lie Texan I Ine ran one prolonged
yell, "Itemember the Alamol Itomem
ler (lolladt Texas nml vcngeancel" and
burning with mge they rushed on tho
foe. The Mexlemts hastily manned llmlr
wlrb. but the Texan were within one
hundred yard und heard tlio word of
comitiaiid in lire. The Mexican volley
we splendid, but aimed high lnrt nf
thf Texun dropKtl to the ground as
tliey lieiinl the word, but their Una waa
tihj luoken. Tlie next Instant, every
iiun takluu aim, they deliveml a ittur
ilppii'i volley "Die effect wa awful.
. VVubte platoon of Mexleans wemtd to
I fit n lluf. Their right brv.Ve t once
RAM IIOUBIOX
Houston saw that tho battle waa won.
nud, bletxllng profusely, with an ankle
shattered by the first Mexican volley, he
tank fainting from hi horse. He had
scarcely retlved when the prisoner be
gun to oome in, and among the Hrsl the
suuve, courteous and cultured Almonte,
who had tipetit hls.outh In the United
State and spoke the language liueiitly,
The next day Santa Anna, In tho guUi of
a common toldler, wa drugged ttut of
tho tall gran of the buyuu, half doud
with cold and fright. The Mexican hud
030 killed, and nearly nil tho rest weru
captured. The American l wo 8
killed and So wounded. The liulepcnU-
ence of Texan wa settled forever,
One Texan lied from fJm lUld without
firing n ahol Hi cuptaln Interceded for
the man when he wa brought before
Houston. "I will pardon him," said the
generul,"on condition that ho will marry
into n valiant race ami cms the breed.
Till man volunteered at the llrst of the
Mexican war, and nobly redeemed hi
character.
The news of Ihe wonderful victor"
thrilled nil Americans, una to none
brought mure delight than to President
Jackson. Santa Annn was ocorted to
the frontier and made a lour lu tlio Unit
ed State, then returned, to hi uutlvo
land to ll.ure in many a revolution and
suffer hi Dual defeat nt Ktiemt Vista
and Hunmatilhu Exicllcd again uud
again from Id country, nnd more than
once Mmtouccd to death, he returned at
lut under the general amnesty, and in
1270 ended hi troubled llfo of 78 year
Kt hi old cstato ut Mango Clnvo,
Houston, born In Irgiula, March 3,
1703, died at Htintsvllle, July 35. I8C3.
Hi life closed amid the lurid clouds of
revolution, nnd when a troubled peopto
illumed indiscriminately all who opposed
tliciui but no temporary cloud could
obscure the deserved fame of tile Wash
lugton of Texas. He was twice presi
dent of Texas, twlca a member of her
congress, and twice her senator in the
congren of tho United Slates. Tho
sound Instinct of manly men bids theiu
roMeut the founders of commouweullli,
whether by military or civic taleiitsi and
Houston, uniting both, rank with Itoin-
ulim and Lycurgus, with WmihinKtou
and William Peiiu. With tlmo and de
velopment, men two more clearly the real
grentnee of such men' work nnd the
Inslgnilicance of theiriJIegcd fault) and
so It I that with the marvelous Krowth
of the Empire Stale each revolving year
anus nrigiitne to tne iinio that sur
rounds the Hero of nr.n Jneiuto,
J. 11. IlKADUC
SRC
EERIE
Demine Drug Store
supply the feiftfi'
HHrlnt; hiiiight tli Demiug Drug Mutt, will he peaeif In
of Dfiiilnir mihI tlclftll) wiih
Drugs, Medicines. Stationery, Tellet Artiiie
PAIN rs, OILS,
And ercrj tiling unnerally kepi lu nllrsi oluis I) ug Biorivi' re'ionnhl pileetr
Pure Drugs and Medicines Warranted
t3rrri rrlpli n uarefuily coiyipounded nt alt hour.
SUGAR. COFFEE,
FLOUR
ALT MEATS. CANNJ GOODS,
-AT
Tony Clark's
Uew Grocery
V
& Bakery,
On Gold Avenue South 01 Floe Street.
Thompson's .-. Hotel,
Opposite tlio Dopote
ON THB EUROPEAN PLAN
A. II. THOMPSON, I'mii'iifiCTi it
Call on Thompson for thtap Railroad Tickets.
Having inoriuighly renovated and relti
ted the room lu llm C'iik.Meniriy
Illnek, fnnuerly ktiuwu a ibu
Vienna, we liNvn laid III a
Fresh Assortment
Of Qoods, ami feel sure wn will please
the Public. Out
Bakery & Confectionery
I.n lending feniurev
n m: a u Ann smorair.a
Promptly Lollvred.
CLARK & GO.
HANhAft
cattm; i'nrAY.
SIM. HW.STKIS
Maimger.
O. W. Ml I.Kit
I Secielary.
MIMIlHEa.N.M
n tlminti n lilpknti
ie k, llhwk nai'ge
How Lnnef Ar )!1.
"Tlio lotciigo inakor die, but the
lotoiigu uover," wild Robert H, Hose,
it wuultJiy ox-merchant.
"Yenr ugo," lin cotitliiticd. "nil lot
engrst wero inutlu by luiiid. The dough
or oaato was rolled otitn n piutry cook
roll out Iiih work, and then ttani(H.d
by liiiud Into tlio circle, nourt ami
lluitiondt bo dear to tho juvmule oyo.
thoiw dityg there wero umiiv lot-
Wuilntulll
liurio brand, N A N nn left thigh.
cooita liKiiTiiKim.
Hons omnd
mint ss cow
lirsml lit, est i
inti tiiotuaur n
hill.
lu. east nt
nrmnx.lt utiles
i' mi met,
KhKsV.gsi,
d
lu
vuire iiutuur. Uut into tho trt. n, tut
into every other Industry, tint Inventor
liiiiud hi wuy, nnd lit a few your
.nude to ninny lubor saving niuolii
.4 to drive tho workmen into t
trade. Today lotciigo making i tint
plicity itself. Tlio Ingredient utv
tiiruwii Into n largo trough, and a
Kiieudiuir imicliinu convert them
into u Hue dough. Tint I put Into
tnu luzeiigit iiiitculiiu lu nuuiitllie of
uftv to a hundred douiiun nt U lluio,
litu iimclihiu roll it tutu llnu aticots,
cut it into any noasiblo pattern, ro
vulve tltu dough between tho sliujies,
einuosae the loictigv. pnuU tiiono-
gnillin, llllllllia iir lliiinm Uruu mvui,
or write nuclt pit'tttuul fioutmice us '1
liivo vou.' 'Yes. diirllntr.' '(Joiuu olf.
pleiiHo,' unit thuu tiui"U ttiein oil' to
drvliiif bourd uud rings tuu bell to
aiiiinuiieo wliaiiouuli bourtl I covuroil.
'i'huv nm dried in huL'O erutca. uud
then cleaned, polished uud barreled or
boxed by it third niucliliie- Tho en
tiro cost of uitiiiufuoturo 1 no ullglit
it lien tlieso niucliliie uro ciiiiloycti
tlmt k lit txiksihla to turn nut iluUhod
lozenge ut ix (ruction over tho tioet of
tlio biigur. Under audi conditions U is
luiitotoilhlo for liuud loor tccwnnieto."
-JMew xorg mar.
When tlio current In ctetlrlo rati
wgya pasea from the car wheel to tlte
track, it earn n coiiidderablotiicreaw
In friction ttetwwn the two. Expert
opinion accnm to lavor tlia theory that
this nddltlmml tWMnncB due ifja
IIkH weldjiiK.actlfiH caused by Uw
mi generatw flio ourrebt.
MMIIAUKUOITT1.KCO.
a. Ltrtiunaa.
Msnnxar
litnftleyi
lixinliiir, K. M
llcRnlalitlDI
nexs, on Uppet
WHUWIBV,
lliir-ebmndi
.8 L nn lbs left
snoiiiaer.
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lAhKIIAItl'M UIUNU.
I'OttofflCBI
Doming, M.M
ftUIIRM :
, I'tdtr (Jrov
Muuntslns an(
esuprina.
fst , t'ouuty
..WW VIVU
(.oa imt lilp,
JltNUV IIOIATE.
I'oitnfiU-e.
DsistilR, N.U
nnae,tls mils
IIIIUI UOWIU
HUOKKTE WNB MVK BTOOK OOIirAVy
n, A. IUXT
flimimUl Mi
Ml MI9
m,m
sxir.'.imii.nQi
V.'oilitluli
l(StlKMH ti
, o. Tu to
Legal Tender Stable,
NTLSTJ "WARE NOTON, Proprietor,
SIl.VEIl AVKNUK,
DEMIKO M, M.
SINGLE and DOUBLE TEAMS and CAFRI 6TS
Ladies" and Gents' Saddle Ho res.
Outfits for long-distance tri s oh skcrt acik
INTEHNATIONAL STAGS LINE
FOU-
Las PaJomas, Mexico
Loare9 Doming Evory Tuesday r Thursday and Saturday,
at 8 O'clock, a. m.
oFFirn at the s'ioue of i.iM'Ai eh, uoiaeo (ompa?
(Faro for tho Round! Trip, 5 00'.)
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Trees,
Vines,
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Shrubs,
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Aud l'latit Samo If iletlrrrl
PBIOES IOW and STOCK FIBST-CEASS,
tnttniirouufes sdmcitjid.
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A. T. & S. F. R, R.
reral.bss the best rouw to any point Iserer ffortb
IIICAOSBi l has a splendid rosij bsil laid toftlis west psrt wllb .ml rsllsi
IIKOAUI-R' ltlisstUHiiessequlpweot-ieisxBf -liiy coeHs and fullinsn sl!. ow
tnro uibrexulrp..enBtrtrlB. nKCAtfoKi Toiuist siespmx esrs re itimi.
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