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flnllm -Mom dttfroo i bl far or o.i
Mfroiociigo.
Tho Texna veterans huM thoir
an
pual reunion thin year at Toinplo.
Oreat earn are acraiu entortain
Jlmt the new Kmporor of Germany
will not loner survive. Queen Victo
ria ia on a visit to her gon-in law.
Kav. Horace Bishop in advocat
a duily church paper for the Sleth
diit church of Texas and brin
aomo troni ren-ious in favor of th
idea.
Torn in to lx inflicted npftin t)
111!
with the baao ball cruze. Th
nlmfinrr rink ia a thioir of the na
arwl if. ia in bo honed that base ln
ill
will soon Leooma bo. LagnDg
jjonrnal.
Amen, brother.
Qen. Boulanger has been elect
ed to the French Chamber of Depi
tics, and again certain asinino Amer
irnn fditniH ate ftHsfcrnintf to thih
shallow sensationalist tho role of an
ptner riapoieon ine
Amf.bica is the name of a larg
pnged weekly, published at Chicago
the initial number of which is hofor
ob. It claims to bo independent, and
J'devotcdto tho advancement of din
tinctivoly American ideas.
havo been nnable to '"keep th
run" of IcKiHlalivo proceedings.
if
anv. We think our members should
keep tho people Informed by lottors
to home rPPf8- " pertninly woul
not bo too much t6 cipoct of them.
Matthew Arnold, the celebrated
English poot, literatonr and critic,
plied suddenly a short time since
ap od 65 yearn. He was ono of the
foromopt men of his time. Ho had
only rocontly returned from a visit to
Jbis country
Tho Farmers' Alliance propones to
establish throo branch exchanges in
Texas one at Fort Worth, another
Bt Houston, and a third at some
other accessible point, and Bolton
pitiaoiiB ara moving to Bocure tho lat
ter for that place.
ye havo boon favored with a copy
pf tho special odition of the Rocky
Mountain News, Denver, illustrated,
oad commemorative of the new con
nections of that city with Texns
and the Qulf. Wo have acanuod its
columns with intoreKt.
Will brother Canfield, of the .Sin
Antonio Express, gratify an anxious
public by informing it what has be
come of his great 6uit againBt the
'.Texas legislature fov imprisonment in
the Austin bastilo for having called
In oiiostion tho porsonal beauty.
dress and address cf our legislative
Bolonu?
Wo failed to notice at the proper
time tho recent suit of Geu. Adam
Badenti against the estate of Gen.
Giant for failure to pay him for his
iervices in agisting Grant on his Per
gonal Memoirs. Whatever nny be
thought of tho good taste of Badoi
in bringing bin suit, there can bo n
doubt but his claim is just, and that
tho book was very largely indebted to
Badeau's aid tor its popularity and
success.
J. n. Bides, fornit-rly Bates & i
fiocke,' (Petroleum V. Nanly.) and L
successor to S. M. Pettingill. will re fj
movo lis Newspaper Advertising
Agency on tho first of may to 3S
Park Bow. Mr. Batep, we believe,
is a worthy successor of the vetemn
Pettingill whom oil tho older uews
paper publishers remember so pleas
antry, and who, we Bre glad to
Jenm, fctill survive in veil-cat ne J re
tirement apd Tt
to
a
t!
The iimgniCcnt granite cnpitol lii
cot the State vrtnally notliirur for
its conftrnction. Cm Lot tie Stab
now well afford to fitrnlidi it in con
formity with it grandeur. Ihj the
mount nefe.-wary fr such fnnii.liing
two, throv, or cvon five Lun Ircl tlioit
Ban J dollara Austin St&tcnian.
It cost three million acres cf 1 m I,
the just piUiraony of tl.e !..odk-
poor. X au h prir c v r t-cfore
pai l for any one buil'br.g. And tr
ike legislature, a ilx,e, arc urge 1 1
W(
ixu 1 five hnn.lrl l'rfnsrl dj'.ti i
snore of the p'le' monf-r in f-rdir
io fai-oih it. RitW a cusl'j Lou -,
re aLoolJ y !
Wo atLtowlcdgo rtci ipt of "Pub.
dtK." from Loth our represcututiyeB
in tho legislature.
11 G. Sillier, who died iu poverty
last week at Brooklyn, was
- . . . . .
liusbaud of Mrs. I rank Leslie, btio
U.lt .lm. wan divorced, uii'l innrrio'
hu Eiifc'liliuian if.iuo.I Ciu t r, tuow
id Anicrira hk Trunk Leslio.
called a convenor, to .cot at
Waco. May 15th, to consider what
1CUUI1 Wim luciuuvin wb
the pendiujr political campaign.
I . . . . ,. w. .i
lUii fiW AnlODlO lllljen 0um
the arnuitUl of lliui.ilton. tue mnr
. . . nol.t0 voun!T
I oditor of the Sword and Shield, of
InokBon, MiHHisriipi i. Thia is Lifc'Llj
characteritttio of tliu Timoa. It ar
guea that Hamilton wa not guilty,
lutoiuiHO u iurv ho found. Hut does
not tho tho Tirne-H well know tlio fal
luc v of this ort of logic T Has it for
gotten thai a jury in San Antonio
found that Ben Thompson watt not
S'nilty of the murder of Jack Harris ,
richt in tho face of the clearest
oroof t And only tho other day tho
miscreant Tom Vainell, as flagrant
i murderer as ever went unhung, of
which the clearest proof was produc
ed, was lv a jury only found guilty
uf murdor in tho second degree.
Everybody kuows that there is no
evidence of guilt or innocenco in
what a jury niuy decido nuder the in
fluence of money, or a public senti
ment manufactured for tho occasion.
Wo nro somewbut surprised to find
in the Gato City, tho new Laredo pa
per, an editorial attempting to oast
doubt on tho well-known and unmiti
gated crimes of Tom Varnell, and
speaking lightly of his victims, be
causo ho was recently found guilty
by a jury only of murder in tho soc
oud degree. It winds up with tho
old saying, "tho mountain has labored
and brU'ht forth a mouse." Tho
Gato City stands alono, so far as we
have noticed among tho papors of
in It.i'u utvln nf pnminent. illO
LUAIini .1. .ni J I
following, from tho Colorado Citizen,
oxpresfioa but faintly tbo universal S
sentiment. of good pooplo
i
Tho groatest judicial farco over en-
acted in Texas was tho conyiction
and sentence to nino years in iuo
Koniinnfinrv nf Tom Vainoll. for tho
horrible doublo crimo of murdoring
a father who attempted to roscao his
,1n.tl.fnv frnm Viirnnll's hellish lust.
Oh, Justice, Justice, whither hast
thou liown T
Carl Schurz has rocontly extin
guished tli6 small remains of his rep
utation by coming out in a lecturo
nlogistic of tho lata Emperor of
Germany. Carl camo to this country,
claiming to bo an exile and martyr
because of his republican principles,
and actually got a groat doal of crodit
as such, to. which his last demonstra
tion proves ho had no just claim. Ho
now applauds Kaiser William because
ho secured Gorman unity. But how ?
Solely through tho iron military des
potism controlled by Bismarck. Ger-
in unity in a free confederacy of
States, as tho Amoriean Union, would
im
ileod have boon a grand consunima
ion. Uut Uert'iaa unity enecieu uy
turning Germany into a military camp
il placing her pooplo under the iron
heel of dospotism, is surely not n
thing that any truo friend of liberty
or
humanity can applaud, much less
exult over.
Carl stands self stulti-
Itied.
" We Germans fear God and noth
g else in the world," said Bismarck
a recent speech in' tho Reichstag.
Bv Germans above mentioned Bis
marck, of course, did not moan the
lerman people, but only tho military
governmental machine which ho en-
inecrs in tho service of the emperor,
recent event has demonstrated that
icre ii very little foundation iu Bis-
marck s boabt, and that his machine
:ind in mortal terror of Kussin.
cause tho Princess Victoria,
iiighter of tho present Emperor of
iarmanv, wished to wM I'nuce
lexander of B iltcnburg who was clio
some time since, by the people
Bulgaria as their king, and forced
abdioutfl by tho Emperor of Ituxbia.
e donghtr Bismarck ii seized with
th
panic for fear of offend. ng Kusi.i.
HO
d
"forbids the bins." r otherwise
atns to tender hi resignation.
d- riot lok liko B.Kiuarcl4 s
Th
machitiO fcare 1 ntl.iu; fr'se in the
rU but God. b'.t r tly otivin-
cin
rly shor-s tljtt it tvir lit:- iw-r
f
r.iHi u-.orc th-n it lx
lli.UM.lf
h ie the .i'uti. H L tlierl.lrtir.o
won
..1 -r w"iil uot t-.ruc a c.ij.I. , ,
te
Li. ftr t-:r.- t.i.io I t.-u .;! v-i
-.L it l:is -n t'.ji.osl. 1 i n ', l.ir.,1-
t'..it ".-Tlin I i" i 1-. tit ri',.1:
I.U'ecfth? H :u .nl I'.-.l oI '.t
l.nonti t!.c ; i-v: n i r- t
i Ufti ri-'.-l tJ vh-V. r If w. -.. i
!l:C lil.ll!(. !' L r ,!t.Ti r
i ij'j ii.4fi.-0.ii Li ". Hi 1 ;r .hi
J tion in that direction. It U
rumored that ho would soon astonioh
tho OJuntry by writing a letter of
declination. Tht following news
paper item will therefore be read with
BI.Hal interu.t i
Fx St-nator Mr-Donald reached his
1 lit Iniliununolis the latter part
n I uf hint week. Tho Sentinel reporter
I. m . . i i i.:.t.
interviewea Dim iioujay ihklid wuil-u
1 1 a Tl
tho information was given mai i r
i.l.mf riflvdl.ind. while not on avowed
; 1. jK
,..,. , rnonl.l said
n, h Iia no
that the bulk of tho Democratic party
... . I i i L I .
nnrnber of Iudiatia Democrats were
Uot iwUnUcJ fui tho ieubOU tlult BO
important position had boen assign
ed to uu Indiana Democrat. The ex
Snfitor oxpresoed no opinion on the
Vico PitbidotU! question, but it is
well understood ho d jus not fuvor the
nomination of Gray.
lialloii KrtraeU.
Lieut. Biillou, who wrote tho slan
d.;roiia letter c.ncc rning Son Anto
uio, haa puwly retracted iu the same
paper tho worst part of his charges
in a monly way. Tho Lioutonant has
aeted wisely, for he wan under ar
rost, and would have been conrt
murtinled. As it is he has boon re
leased, and it is rnoro than probable
that notliing more will be heard of
tho matter.
Wo clip tue aboro from tho San
Auluub Lii'hl. Tho " namo paper'
it refers to is not, as might bo sup
posed, Lieut. Bullous home paper in
Now York, to which he wrote his let.
ttr, but only tho San Antonio Times.
which only of the papers of that city
published tho letter. The Express
and tho Light were too discreet
to publish it, knowing that in
the main it was bo full of truth
that if they published it thoir
charge of slandor would fall flat.
Ballou's main charges are not only
notoriously triv, but actually matter
of rocord in tho courts and the oftice
of tho attorney gencrul of tho State.
Nevertheless it appears from the
above that he was put undfar arrest
and threatened with a court-martial
in ordor to coerce him into a quasi
retraction. Clearly it was but an
ther manifestation of tho despotic
intolerance of freo discustion on the
t
part of the leading influences of
in Antonio, one of the clmrgos
irought by Bullou, of which corrob
orativo evidence was thus furnished
n
appears to have been done by iu-
ucmg thoso lngti in tliQ u. setv
ico to co-operate. If this bo ho, who-
ver thoy are, or of whatever rank, as
an American citizon, we nra heartily
ashamed of tliem
Tho act, by who-
evor dona or couniuti-incau, woum
have doiio discredit oveu to Bismarck.
After all, tho truth remains, and
. , T 1
San Antonio is suffering and will con
tinue to sulTr in tho loss of tho
better class of immigrants, and in
countless other ways. She cannot
brazen it out in this way. Let her
repent and reform, and in time she
may find favor with good people, but
not before
"When Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
goes to heaven sho will leave "The
Gates Ajar" for tho benefit of all her
good littlu roaders. Picyune.
V.x Senator Harrison, as crandson
of his grandfather, may bo tho choice
of Indiana as Kepublienn caniiunuo
for President, but the sons of their
fathers have failed so Bignally that
there is littlo hope of success for
.'rmid.soiis. Ft. Woilli Gazette.
Clnn Rnnlantrer. who. yesterday.
took pains to coiuo to the French
Chamber of Deputies in an open car
riage, received the applause which he
expected. Some of the French class
es would m.iko a hero out of a jump
ing iack if they could find nothing
else. Cincinnati Enquirer.
l?irnn Currier ie. tho American mil
lionaire, has hastened to apply the
sui plus gained from protection to
tho purchase of ft big castle in Scot
land. That's tho way tho American
laborer is nourished by the tariff. His
wifrps uro reduced and his masters
buy big estates abroad N. Y. Star.
IiKlicteil Saloon Men.
Tho wholesale indictments return
ed by the grand jury against saloon
keepers of the city for selling intoxi
cating liquors to minors showed ll.it
llint body heeded carefully thecln. -
made to them bv J.l.lire Auou.ili
at i -fining of their labors. The
action of the trraud jury is not view-
id at ull favorably bv the liquor
dealer, of tho city, and the Sin An
tonio LiqKT IK'ideri' Association
i-viuci-s a dispoMtiuti to coutht the
charges pnfetre.1 against their tuem
Imis. Express.
Hamilton Arq.iitb-d.
Jnckn-n. Miss. April 21. The
jurv in tlic celet.n.Ud iuurd r ch of
1'ofonel liuni::. n which ins let-
on tri tl nt Brii.dc n. Las ntnrxe 1 a
I v, rlict of tint Liilf t. (V n.-l l!an
,'..ti 1 I r,i r I! Jr., t.iii
lt fi'i m ti.. .1? ri I at the li-ic '
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o'. tin. tr .-.l !. ,;rt w o it f :1- :-Vtti-.ri
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TLi Scotih Oto Kno which you n
xoiitlv uikiitlmii-J iu aouueeliuu with ly
u.mo. U umnuf4Cturea l.y me ivwo
i. ,..f .-tiir,..l l.v lha Hootch O.tl
Ko.-. Co., W Fulton St.. N. Y.. M;
r.kuowatoth.dro,: UaJ. a. rrliubl.
bunant, truthrul Md. I ondn.Umt ,
i It any iraU U .t lilorty to tnk o.l mU
ftmtifin uudrr a different um.
Tb CowprtD referrod to tnto that It
tu dlicofsr-xl ty well-knowo pbjKloInu,
of Conii. tiout, wbocod hiiuwlf by
uieiMK, of a v-Ta ntrek of prrtlyt; ana
that it U protu-d from oaU alone, by din
filiation according to Dr. Ilm-klnnd'o forum
la, which they prlut on tho bottln. They
.wirt thM they bnr tboiuud of titlmon.
iuU, uot only of ienMu who ho Uen cur
eJ of Ihe wont oerioun nerrou-i disfMe. but
of thomund. of iihy.lei .nn. certifying to ll
Huccemiful u in prwetiee. They cUiiu that
it allay iu and cunnoii rontful loep, tbnt
it i a cortuiu and spnedv cure for varlons
nervous dinturbancea, aud brain and uorve
dinen-wi, micb tu lusomnia, some form of
li.mmitr. nenndula. rhouoitttinuraud arn4-
ysii; that it glvon prompt rliof to victim
of the opium, luorpbiue, cuiorui ana
ftTipatiton, aud all who euffur from me u-.e
of aedativM, narcotic, unodyur-a or itiuia
lants, euiibling thnm to give up tbulr habit
r..l nuMklllv attiia freedom without any In
un..;...,PO i.nur-. that it ii ft culmer
i ..I .1. im ' tho barit Of all
bruin aud iwnre Ixxii, curntiyefi, roBtora
tiven and tonicn: that it hi8 the most deidr
able (uiilili.-e ft a laxative, and finally that
be-.id.-s tlia virtues, it is entirely bftwilen
and its use is followed by no craving or ftp
potito for increase or loufc-er use. Tbcy
state that it contains a large portion of phos
nliorin in a sjluble or assiniilnble form,
which gives it great virtue as ft brain and
nerve food; and "nU-neavft," tue pnucipic po
culinrto oats, which dves it tonic aud heal-
in., nronortios. aud lartly, "lxskine," the
principle in the hull of oats, whiuh gives its
laxative qualities.
I aia fully pruparad by my own exper
:, .. In;tl. ri.n.r.rltiililfl feinodv. to ftC-
r-fut theso stutcmcntt as true. It has n
1 1 li t c n uu . u -
doubtcdly saved and prolonged my lite, aua
i ,
...rr,i..,l i,n, dlmiY-il miraculous relief from
ir..i.. It .tinblod me in mr very wcuk
condition to abandon tha use of morphine,
and bus Riven mo ontiro rolief from nor
XnnWmin. I roiitinue to
VOUnllDn nuu wvi i.... -
ueo it ns ft tonic and daily experience ib.'
boncflts. I ouly une it as a sopontto wueu
cough isaggwvfttnd by iuflainntiun result-
In" from cold. When a weak invalid who
suffers from a wasting disease begins tho
ukc of moriiUiuo. bis days are numl.ersd
aud uro days of torture as this nwful drug,
tli veritable Wucheiiid of the Phariuaco-
pocia, soon carries bnu into the chamber of
terror and death. I would not go bark to
the seemingly hopelosn, suffering condition
of mind oud body from which I v.-ca deliv
ered bv Scotch 0 ;ts Essence, without the
knowl.id'O of that remedy, for the whole
world. I urKe ull who milter from any form
of nervous disturbance, irritation, disorder
or diseaso to v.i" this preparation, and I
earne-.tly advise u'.l cousuiuptivos, all in de
olinii!R health, all who are losiiiR iu weiubt
and failiuj,' i" strength, to use it as a tome,
ami when necessary, m a sloop producer.
Physioinns dispense seditives, carcot
ius and atiodyuos vary roluetautly, and only
when their nie is Htronly indicated, iu.leed
anocossity. With Scotch Outs Esseneo at
hand to prevent and subdue all unpleasant
effects thay can now use those drugs with
less unuei'Ucuty and apprehension. Physi
oiaus will notobjoct to tho experimental use of
woll recommended preparations whioli tuej
Lave rfiiiBon to believe harmless when the
patient is suffering from an insurable dis-
finan. or ono which thf-v can alleviato only
by the use of severe drns. I commenced
the use of tnorphiue because it was strong
ly indicated and I had every reason to be
lieve I would live but a short time, All my
symptoms pointod to an early demise. At
length I became innit wrot. hed In mind
and body, and being too weak to give up
.luilv nllnwunee of moruhine. which I
bad to iucreas.) from timo to time, I was in
despair, whon I sw in the New York
World tho report of a London physician, a
dnWuts to the Int.:i national Medical Con
gress, and a lending authority iu diseases of
the brain aud nerves, strongly recommend
ing the remody uudor mr;ntion.
Ho doolartd Scotch Outs Essence to be
one of the most important discoveiiosmade
by medicul science, that it was the most
valuable of ail remedies' for sleeplessness
and all nervous troubles, that he himself
U3ed it lr.rgoly in his practice almost to the
entire exclusion of the old drugs, and that
its use was recommended by the French
Academy of Medicine.
Upon this I procured a supply aud ob
nin,rl instant relief. I have since bad no
trouble from want of sleep or nervousness,
nor do I apprehend any liaiut or appetite oy
reason of nnv use of tho new remedy, as I
am satisfied from practical tests, as well as
the assurance of others, that it does uot cre
ate any.
The most unpleasant effects I have felt
from its use, are slight heidnehes aud dis
tressing ilre .mis. resulting from excessive
dooe. To avoid thtso troubles one bos ou
ly to rod'li-c the dose- I havo now given
aiu.-rer. tli t" nent r.t tuv gioa nirxune ami
tf-pi rii-nce. and ran ouly say to tliem, Cro
aud do likewise.
I out well awa:e of the danger of us:ng
ukimwn r 'ptntions, aud partii-uirly.
l,n r.,r lirim fuuI nerves, ail of which
so far as I kuow, contain tho mot d.mqer-
ous dnis.-s. an 1 niaiiv of which m tb-ir
lir nt virtue to t oewue, wbn-h Is a ter
.le iniii J. ii. J i.u-vc poisou wiiru improp-
1 Tt .1 .nivr.ini Kf:!i tit ilte-
iwn-e with the wrviccsof phyu Lm. Host
vp eoiiTiun.iuy a-e iii'-mv-ivi q
know i:iH what to cure themselves of
i. v k-iow not Lnt. wlii. h is to sav the
I -.. h ii--.r .l..u rrm. c iitii. It is sife.t
m.l 1.1 t . r .fr- i 1 Ih. nirvst ivittiOTiiiiMl
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,1(ftril nlT pm).er 1 ur M "0w"('Br"
uearuw, - . whro
blinded by pridn, vanity and evil doaireft to
..TyT.o-lly; but I was cured by the Oreat
'Wat sinner who tun.,,! to Chrl-t
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au. iouiiu iiium-"." -i - --.
aWsi,.k nuto death., here la. -. -
I say to mil, "Us ana u
Absolutely Pure.
. i A mnital nf RUritV,
pellilon.ith .h. mulliiudrol lorvli.'hor vrclKht
alum or phrnphMe pow.itr..
Kont BiKlMO PouH On.. 108 Wull St.. H- T.
THE HUNT & BOOTH
NEW HAY PRESS.
SIMPLEST, CHEAPEST
ASD
BERT IN THE MARKET
FOR THE MOSEV.
Costs Only 875 !
Scud for circulars to
HUNT & BOOTH,
S;n Antonio. - - Texas.
Hiffke&t Market Prices Paid for
MAI AMUliHAiri.
nir S3, 3ia
NEW AEHANGEMEKr !
Would rosjioclfully inform his
friends and the public that hti
h:is removed his
Grocery Store
To larger ijuarters on tho east side of the
Pnlilw, Snnr.ro .where lift will continue to -letA
in Ktuplo and Fancy (.'.roceries, Fruith, Cm-
dies, etc. one mm u cull nun icar.i nis
prices.
He further begs to give notice
that in connection with his
Cirocery he has also oi.eued a
NEW TIN SHOP
in the came buiilditiR, havinj pur
chased the outfit of Mr, Owuby.
B.'ing hinnolf a pructicalT inner, Mr. Wolf
will Rive his personal attention to all orders
in this Hue. All Job Work and Kcpairinj
will reccivo piomot attention. Gntteriuf
and Roofing a Specialty, batisfuctiou guar
anteed, fblCtf
TUB TIME AX D TUE PLACE!
m beqs. s mmi,
(Succei-or5 to Orceu A Co )
HAVE A 3IAUMF1CEM STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
-AND-
GROCERIES.
Are Now Offering
SPECIAL ATT1UCTI0XS !
At Especially Attractive Frict-6.
call and.sek r.
EXT DOOR TO H'.iST SAT'L BANK.
DENNY BROS. & ANDREWS.
Sua Marcus, Tux.
W. H
ROBBING,
i. - l m
Z tr" , w j
THE OLO RELIABLE"
U ATCHMAKijK
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Ul-VUa.Ot rtlUUUO, JjTjVVXjIj-
RY. SILVEF.WASE, FANCY
G03D3 AND K0TIOX3.
:nrt M'E OF Til tLAZk.
.H icat touted n repm'Hl-
ei wot I to tjirt n:Vfa itrtn. or
if .'I'iift tji
r jr. j
FOR SUrERIOR
JOB PRINTING
CoUI TO lrI
FREE TKHSS OFFICE.
North Ride Pla.
, CARDH .
. DRAFTS .
. CIRCULARS .
. BILL HEADS ,
, NOTE HEADS .
, RECEIPT BOOKS ,
. LETTER HEADS
. STATEMENTS .
. INVITATIONS m
, CHECKS .
. NOTES .
. TAGS .
. ETC .
V
THE SAME FLY.
liul lhl tlnio it l jidio', I'hiMioii mill Miwen'
lri Triiiiinlnit, Kreuoh liartwn nt i oi-ntJ, .inrrii
KI0IU6 Hue 01 ra-B. tDluroiueri'u nuuc our.
CONTINUES TO MOVE
But I am Still at
Whore I expect to continue to keep a. good stock of
SADDLES and HARNESS
Such as Everyone Wants.
I 1 T n.nt:.,,. in 'sin- K-v... oll f of nrA iv-inlrA nr mnrft I
J-. tt. PORTER.
SiN MARCOS, TEX.
' Petlert In All Klnd of
SKIriQLES, SASH,
Whit3 Pins Weathsrbsarc'in?,
Whits Pine Beaded CeilE,
EVEIITHISG IS 111EIR LIXE ALWAYS OX HAXV. J
Lumbar Dressed to Order.
OFFICE AND YARD Near ths Railroad JDepei I
ED. 3. L. G1.EE.V, J. W. UEUXDOX.
pr.iT. VICE IdUI.
E. L. TIIOM.VS. Ci.nit.
First National Bank
Cip:tal Stoc Pii Up, - 80X09.
ksMr'uid C2?;;2l, - - 250.000.
j lf;.'. -f X"rhaitTA. Fi-.r. lurUTtoti mm
MkKClOkl.
1 ffr.TTi J O Trmrs.
K rrr H v.w. 4 .ymM
l-. i. 1. .. . y ri'r
! old at;) siFi:s .
Vrlnimerl tv I'liiriinrut-J llcli. Value r WtUiel fcf
- mi snii'i'ii ni it coin. L.irgo mia ri.n ,
.u .uii,p.
DAILEY & BRO.
the Same Place
DOORS, BUNDS;
' .. if
411 Orders Promptly
orl
M. T. C HAST A IK.
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ir i ftTTT?fl rrtf rn if irffTlFJT
MttreHw U All Kmd AttcrtJ
Siz D.l UairriL
wi r .. . - i j i rn1
it-iim ..wjt, .,lirr w " -
Same Hn4maV.
Wrt tm'i-4 Ur r.4 rxmrf tW L.
Lmw m'T tl mxMc Htm mi CWr
Smi J farces, Texas.
.rrf
PRINGESS TE
Hat for rrtt th morimi mmWf H ft
tit 1rgrvK ami fcrr mnt nrp "
rom&JMnaT
H. HAf?OY Sl CO.