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Ex.Scnntor TIAMrmaMss Speech nt the
C1oslbtx kessloFl OF tho International
EIos.etury Conference, Paris. July =.
Atr. Thurman spoke "a follows.
The general discussion having closed, pro-
pose to submit bflof observations TN sumo OF
!ts points; but they will 10 llttte moro than M
expression Of my Individual opinions, With lltsfo
or no argument. Tho ilrst question propounded
IL substantially ~ follows;
"liaye tho tlinInutlon aud great oscillations
In vAluo OF silver that have occurred, especially
Of late ycasb, been Injurious or not 10 commerce,
aud consequently to general prosresity7 Ia 1t
desirable that tue rotation OF value between
gold and silver should be stablc1"
do not aea huw II Is possible to give nny but
an affirmative xusw0r to thess questions, unless,
Indeed, tho use OF silver az money IL TO Iu wholly
discontinued. and no oue here or claowhoro al-
yocates that. Although, according to tho 1DYto
ot gold nlon0m0tslltats, It might seem thAt II an
exclusive gold ourroncy ia tho best for QUO cou,..
try 1t must bs for all countries, yet do not IN.
derstand that any ono proposes to inaugurato
neasnrca Tor the uulrcrsal demonstration Of
alyeF, ealyer then. III greater Or loss degree,
ts sttll to ts used ~ money by commercial III.
1ioua everywhere, And this being adntttcd, nun
;,uvsuations ii III relative vsiuo 1nnst necos: %
earIly ny Injurious to eoiuMerEe and t0 general
oe osas hs :s :esSs e SS ;sa
possl1loy. Tho eject Ut M unstable md
greatly auetuattng onrrcucy upon dchtnss
aud creditors. ~ ono ta,n0 U the Injury Ut the
forn9r a!!4 At unother TO tho Injury vrth lat
ter; tho encouragement to production, the un.
certainly Ut eluptOynloAt, and the dlliiuAtIcs nf
cxuhanRe, 70 NY nothing nlors. are sutticlent to
demonstrate how great are tho cRlAlnitIea TINT
such cuFEut'ey il sute to inllfot, and how inl.
puratlYu u the duty VI 1avsrpuent to prevent
Or ut lvaat u mitigate thpu.
We ART next asktAl - Whothar tho uuctu atIons
IN tho valuation qt slyer qE late ysMss ure to b9
attributed ~ VII Increase Iu tho production OF
shat metal or. ruthsr, tu lsgielatlo,y" II seems
to nv very cear that fhtV uxSs cauAc4 IN N,t-
friendly !eulktI!t"1, and not ly Increased pn4due.
b1oeh. the moan prtee ot silver In tho year i8l5.
lu the Lold1n market. WA 1a.D1 Of siVue for
VI wold. aud tha mean prioe or ratio la lH1aI
, 1881-08-02
society jts' tsernaany,

TtHo was. aud not W fur ttaM one present
gencr!t!on. either. Whci. tho Court WAS siHht
Whtth t!lled Auy tnAM WtsrIhy Df the nulnp with
utter dlsklst. THU laERnayu &uwnrl ths person
who wuru tho cEow0 VA nlu!',yt t1c5snlibly al.
jeet, aud oy9rtth!uH III tho leuA KraYltmtatl ttt-
wisu. Evs!, 1u6n like .6u0tha, Wlulana, liersirr,
wcFe courtlurs ~ tho lenst cto4!tablo sai,se oi
who avenged himself tor biz hu.nIi.
st!Ona In very ui,dtIistiltd manner IN hls vri-
yAt corrusp0stloIicc. Which. published after bis
uli. ltke b,ltlnx water On ~! M,lts ncxt--soulc-
thing lu the style Of cariylc's "Reminiscences,
baretux the lAtter's thgrntltulc.
The Fruxsun Court, ntl stuck up In uniform,
was very sAl s1Aki atlG rccepuo1s, RuH din.
, 1881-08-02
A Serious Exchange urhaclao!A.
ikbtsf tEt{.h.} Ss,rx,

So Some !!tt!s sime saso T. A. ltIte nsrs!ct
up suhe prodtahlo Iuinll,9 Investments. liz
At.lsF ~ bs tc4dy to tako H4yausux1 Ut auy Fnrt~
siJ,NNQ ii 1uyesnmcnt bonds. anu one Or Two
0thsr thM,sana i0!lass IN tue way VI pocket
tnuncy. Alr. lttldlo WIS n vcntlen.au Vt soolal
hAb!tx, fDld Or tuxklnK new agalqa txuees, aud
INT iuttIHcrent. ~ soalnR everything 1hsrv waa
~ " seol III DonVsF, ana h. tprG1t VI! at,ont
L. having Fool t!nlp. unu evening, however,
tho nsAiH Ao!cct u lle yis.t psu*ssd upon bis
ntad and BY pat4 biz hote hll1. put biz *sD.uD Of
Idly conveyed by earllaR9 ~ iha uulon dpppt u
shirt tlno DetoFa the Laaavilto train was tu pull
Out.
II 50 happened that Sir. Joseph Chcenay. u
travelling Representative Of sevsrul kutlaAs Cisy
a4,d 81; Louls egatess y nrMs nat .nado arTa',Ae,:
, 1881-08-02

ha reached tho Union depot about the SANG
looked, tho twin brothor or that hetnnElng 10
tho Ihtter gentleman. In some strange way
thn :, RrltAhcks wcro changed. and Mi
fnrc he ti+coverrtl tho ,nfstnke. Tho only thing
about tho nrIpsnck to tnicnte that II Ind Nh
ownor was tho card Ut II. i. t(,Itl+nn Of Kansas
city. Flying back to uenyer. str. Rddlc rcnt
n,it DISPATCHES I'll every line, n4klnH frantlcai!y
for "E. 4. 1Indson." hut no E.r. Hudson could
lie found. When Sir. Checncy went to be1 that
night ha lookeh Into h!a gr,psack for night
shirt and found tho sh0,0n. lie went down.
staIrs. tetegr&pheh tue frntIttO Riddle Ia Den-
rCr. and QrarythfnR was male right.
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A limp FOR DEATH,

with hta vito and family at No. 70 Chlcago Nv.
enue, attempted to commit suicide ut U o'uipok
yesterday afternoon By jumping out OF tho
third atoEy OF. hin resldnnee. lio struck tho
sidewalk somo thlrty-ttve feet below, and wrs
BADLY injured abOut the ribs aud his left shoul.
der. Dfs. Clark and Simpson, who attended him,
think he may rtcovcs. Mertzen has been suffer-
Ing from co1l.u1npaon for somo time. and sud
iny ia bed yesterday. 1Io jumped for the witt
dow, shouted good.hy to bis wife, and sDranx
clear out from the easement,
, 1881-08-02
THE OHIO JOURNALISTIC TROUBLES.
&pyeta1 DIspateh 10 1xs Chie4ee 1fIbuns.

TOLEDO, O., Aug. .1.-ThEoush Mr. !. u. brown,
formerly tho Assignee Of the old Toledo Com
,nercta1 Company, II ii !earued that, whatever
may be the arrangements bstweon tho two
Coshooton publishers, one OF whom, Mock, had
bis former pArtnsr. Search, arrested. there u no
present publlshs11 OF the T<legram aud CV1l-
iercidf Also. there 10 ~ 0eca4lots tor enforcing
the pr0v!sIpns at tho moEtgaNao on the colb0utal
to the notice OF Aeek by the ateps reoent!y
taken to rtale tho mortgage at cQshocton to
comply With y form og law.
, 1881-08-02
lllNEhllE STARRING.

Eddie Rander, II ysatt OF xge, living with his
parents II No. q; Ceutre avenue, was stabbed
twice sn tho back, but not seriously, ats o'clook
yesterday afternoon by ons OF two young cow
herds, with whom he and h!s companions haa
some dif1iculEy OIL the pra!ra west OF the corner
Of Sixteenth street and Western avenuo. lie
claims lhny himself, Charles Hchn,, Otto May.
nun, aud u 10y nun,ed Crowley were ATTACKED
without provocatlon, hut Capt. ODonue!l. who
visited the scene, thiuks they wcru tue ~.
and one, a bug uu1ned "GixRIp" Ausphy, WINS
hually captured " hia home uti Wright stretf,
uoar cRuai. Kee1e, who It'd tho cutting, hes not
yet bpsp caught.
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He 0vef4lId 1t,

LKFFNHEf9tt
Bill AlchaelB, a wuoaChopper. Is now tncarccr-
nteu In the Nevada County Jail awuttir, trial for
10 prison hn said to one Ut the conrtcts, IKneas
that hcathcn will tlic, 80 tho best thug can DO
" It. plny OIL crazy" Thon ho set up Il lot,l
howiinR, and fur several days and nights ho 1ale
tho prison panloinbniMn with his affected wiltl
rawlings. Now he Is cnutlhetl In sttnlt' Jacket,
fer r. sealy Il n,at!ac % iIls attempt to Sp!s,i
weakened by hnutnul intoxIcnuon that his
mental FACULTIES werD thrown Into n sense'ess
WtirI. -
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FIRE-RECORD.


Another 1nfamoua attempt to set fire to the
charity-houso known as tho Institution Of tho
"Littlo Sisters Of tho Poor" at tho corner Of
Throop aud Harrison streets. was mado at 12:E7
o'clock this morning. BY some tiend who poured
kerosene oil upoo tho she'd connected with tho
still alarm TO Patrol No. 2. brought assistance
and tho beazo WINS exttngulshctl ntter a loss Of
ablo Inst night no clew 10 thoperpetrators OF ths
Outrage,
, 1881-08-02
FORBIDDEN FRUIT.

Nr. Abel A. Kawson, d wcll-kt,own mcmbcr OF
tho grocery guild. was hoforc Jusrtce Hammer
yesterday. charged with having taken lupruper
liberties with hIs blooming innil servant, Miss
fnm!ly WAS nway. lie adulittel having III run
tnkcn SONIC toler1Iby innoccnt liberties with tho
hanl,naideu. but beyond this he had M intcn-
afternoon.
, 1881-08-02

NEAR EAST SAGINAW, MICH.
5ptetat Dnpsteh to 1nt Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. l.-This morning
a bourdtnR-houBe, tenement house, supply store,
and barn containing quantity OF hay on tho
mill promises of j. A. Natcholtor l. Bon, eight
miles down tho river, wcro destroyed by fire.
Loss about 81, GU; partially Insured.
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twenty nine years lafGr. was precisely the same.
Juring this perIoh there were sonc ft,ctun-
liona not very Ernat. hn~ever. and
years. We havo tho strik.nR fact that the rc,a.
lion was t5'ii to l.-brsnN utmost exactly The
le9nt r,'latinn tlati IL j TINT I'us ex,stc.l tu
now exists " tho stnies Of tho I'ttsn UnIon-
!ine rtng tho tWensy.nlne & ysnfs M aixss ,ns,,.
10 thu 4 other metal should havc i..t vana ... as
compared Ntsh tue 0taos wo..!l sccm taat y
rciat!vo vntt,o WIS precisely ths snmo In lyEt
shMt u was 70 lss5: nut II, ss3 neRett. M!n IN
A'nerital and Europe. Ii1at c,ufsn ~ ~ ieFlenuon
tflhutttl tlo tIouo!ary tfolh!ea wn'cn th;9 Goia,
tnrencc bus tnrt t9 Gt,t!sgr: ~ ~ tho nntt.Ns
statas ny nuts of Got,xrcss M o. ls' a., ana is..
nt."r ln!s., 1t sss9rn! years. a VIZ c1rrrcte;l:
yot tho eninnk0 OK fgll lcRal.ten si!ver is
Scandinnsihtl stntns have Getntno .Rnid mona
inntnilie. *htlo the STATES nl tno Lntan uhlnt1
IT, "ys v %oy nt bns III bs SeTo y %,
1f lcH!aiauon T,nionncti atat uishoi,1rn. Us tall
IN vaiin "as lneyaln9le. anu INC oEiy tnhttGf of
Look ut tho facts. ~ 1s13 the T. rc!atton between
gold a'id silver was lhn' t1 J.. Ihch commenced
tne aex.saGoa ni wn,Ga @ nnva ~ an1 ~
w. h. l9.M: n Ply. 4o;; ~ tnS oS 1ss;' s,'
4 ~; ~ lo'o' 4'"' Ill 4ot'' to''"' aau III aooot
wi Wa - ever i resu,. moro directly. traeesb1e to
III caneot Ihg next lueauon pfopounoeu -
LIS: = y Or Is u h2t: proDaue .nat 9r srsat 1
tlnt.sl il1. tn!ntnE1 81 eelis Gt tno tWo MHtas,
naslng IL. ieGn-.sii9er tsGuS' .S' IL unm9fn
to opSar 1Sr unIi np each nsta sssSIf,y
tos nnspltto. o. least very EseHt. N tne sniat'ye
,s vae "i tno metals WoS.d DC , ontatnear II It
By Typographical twhcn an o.!; Tint shere e
sonu h.19gHMy ~ W. ,,stGSs, .;t Htene Htens
, 1881-08-02
AT CLAYTON, IND,

AT VIA 1TUNv IND.
CLAYTON, Ind, Aug. 1.-Courtnoy's Ivory
stahLo was burned, with contents, including
horses, huxgles. hatn9as, grain, etc. Loss,
5000, insurance, &2,0W.
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THE SONORA RAILROAD,
sAN FRANCISCO, AuR. 1.-Adyices from Quay
mus July Is say that tho Souorn naiiroa1 hns
running f,ttysovc,t miles, and e. 000 ties aro On
the ground fortrnck-laying.
, 1881-08-02
YIYtlL ItIsSTORAIYVI.
RECORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE
uessores NsrSoWs aud Rhysical Debility, etc.
Noxes Vt " p&Its, WV; WI III " alu

CAUTION,
An supostof IN IT. Louis, calling himself NY agent.
han sold &3ud Thu H1ls asn still M 4aa AFAe{j dam
x xs.4us !mltsGan q A!s9ta. Wal Nss!ofellvs. TN
ivfKya M slxn4lnro thsfoon. Whsa Joa buy Y
yuaF dsux9.4. YAA Linn fuf ! written guxfzntbs thaa
tin Af1iglH hA* t4qa purchased direct ltV iAs, OF
s. u sldEaMOND. ii. u. :
The Npuulne eau bs ha4 oe Gale + Ns0aki l'almee
n9nsss Gh!toFo: aud ~ dnl1xt.ts. VAN sCIlAACH.
sxHAt1 fur the drug trade.
ns. alEeanonA Aurpes " forfelt ElN fur any fall-
us& ~ euEu with Hlcurds Vital Hs4tor1tlTS {uuAef
III rpeSlA4 1.iste. a. ier sn5:hnf inpsIs y snian.
bare hvan el1sc.su xl4h!4 ths lxS& 1ta JsAkzs
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-08
The Star Mail Route Swindle.

From the Palestine New Era.
The San Antonio Express of the
9th. and the Evening Light of San
Antonio of May 2nd, seem to be en-
gagged in the delectable business OF
sustaining and defending Brady the
second assistant postmaster general
and his confederates against the de-
nunciations of the press of the conn
try, for the robbery of the govern
ment and the people of the United
States of some millions of dollars OF
public money, under the false and
fraudulent pretence of promoting the
interest of the star route mail service
The Express in it's article character
ICES the exposure of this fraud by
the 46th congress an unwarrantable
attempt to destroy the star route
mail service )" and says ''the accusers
were content with a verbal arrange
ment in speeches in the house and
senate, and sought to remedy the
professed evil by striking at the life OF
the star service" 1t says further, "No
democrat opposed any investigation Of
Gen. Bradys Office, but many nota-
bly, senator Maxey and congressman
Upson-did oppose destroying the
principal mail service in nearly the
whole of Texts and the great west
simply because certain congressman
alleged corruption on the part OF the
second assistant postmaster general,
and it adds NO more grave charges
are now presented than were present
ed heretofore. and it vii be time 10
believe them when they are proven;
but il graciously adds, possibly as
saving clause against the full deve op-
r1ent Of the enormous swindie now
promised. the significant words.
.thouzh where there is 80 much
smoke il is reasonable to expect TO
end fire And we wish 10 add that
that FIRE will conc. and all too soon
no doubt for the comfort Of the un-
easy rsscAls WHO perPetrated the
enorneus star route sv.n5les- m the
form II The indignant vTzth OF an
outraged people agsinsi TIE persons
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES those Who
attempted 10 defeni tbs Infamous
sebssse of star rouse robbery OF tSe
plbsie treasury
Tbea comes the s-tiele aIla1sd %
n the repuslieEn sbeet shed Of san
Autorio. Tie Ersziag Light II
s.ys. -Jaaee tPso1 is sOund On tie
s.sr rou.e -asi seT-1ce he very
r---eriv Sete-1sd tasl ssrvsse sss-1si
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-08
Unyaillng Of the San Jaclnto Aonu.
M ments

The Gslvestonions have completed anon
ument in honor Of the heroes of6an Jacinto
which was unvailed at the Pavilion ON the
night Of the 2sthult. Aposm. in honor Of the
occasion, from the pen Of Mrs. Mollie Moore.
Davis, was read and an address deliver
cd by Temple Houston, youngest sonof Gen.
Sam Houston. both meritorious productions
We copy below the spirited
POEM OF MRS. MoLLIx MooRx-pAvIs.
"Come to the bower,"' they sung,
Immortal spirits crowned with flame,
On yonder heights Of radiant bloom
From Freedoms deathlesa aaelds they came,
From mountain pass and prison gloom,
Dyed with the blood Of Marathon,
Drenched by salamis's bitter sea,
From where the sun OF Leuctra shone
And from thy rocks, Thermopyle
"Come to the bower" they sung,
The old Palladins cased in mail
Whose standards sparkled to the morn
And peers and princes from tho vale
Where Roland blew his mighty horn,
And Scottish chiefs from Bannockburn,
And English knights from Ascalon,
And sturdy hearts whose memories turn
Toward Bunker Hill and Lexington
"Come to the bower" they sung
Come join our deathless thron4and glow,
Like us, while earth nd heaven shall stand.
But yesterday the Alamo,
Unbroken sent its glorious band;
And Gol;al, from reeking field,
Passed up her heroes! Crowned with flowers,
Behold MS Come with sword and shield
And bask in Fame's immortal bowers!
BY San Jacinto's peaceful stream
The warriors heard and shining far
They saw the splendid morning CLEAN
OF one imperial, changeless star:
They followed where the cleaning led
To hope, to peace, to victory,
For from beneath her martyr-dead
Behold a nation rose up, free.
So now around this hallowed stone
They press, the living and the dead,
And banners on the air are blown,
And quick aud stirring orders sped.
Houston and Sherman, brave Lamar,
NIllard aud Hockey close around,
And TO- with steady swinging tread
A phantom sentry PAGES round
Goliad Alamo! Hark the cry!
Amid the rolling of the drums,
Hark the Twin Sisters hoarse reply
Upon the battle breeze that comes!
Stand back! for rank and file pass by,
A-wearied in the sunset sglow,
And in their midst they bear on high
The broken sword of Mexico.
Texas, thou Queen of States, whose crown,
Wrought by the hand of heroes, shines
Like some prophetic sun a-down
The glowing futures magic lines,
Arise, and with imperial tread
Draw near the consecrnted place
And bless thine own, thy mighty dead,
The saviors of thy glorious race.
MoLLrE AIooRE-DAvIs.
Galveston, August, 1881.
This was the song sung by Texans at the
battle of San Jacinto.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-08
NO42.

% money y being tAkea IN ths
treasury BY means = inlhmg4o -
thoss IN New York whieh nado -
Mayor Tweed = refugee 6S0 toGoio>
In foreign landA nd al>agwoe6D
Not and . ielon. n
Il was our intsntoa - IN
readers . few samples ofths -
Of pay 10 thee PET ~ rouee eoqlyo9 :
q made BY Gen. Byady. Bat the
article hAs bsooms longsr thnn ~ b.
tsudsd We viii only gin two o.
three - samples.
The route hon vidh 10 Ia Yogas
was let out when thrs ~ oo0pet
ing bidders d o8390. Ihe pay on
this route was soon aftse in0qneed By
order OF Gen. HEady, vloho9e belng
open 10 comreting bidn, y to,-
57kOS. Itwould Iequlfo : note for''
ger 10 tell Why TIE sxtzA Nv u1n,s
were added.
The route from Bismarck 70 Togt
Keog, let out at eAS5Q W. fais'
ed BY Bndy TO &C, 1000.
The route irom Phoenix 10 Pres
oott was let out at ESQ, and NJ rais-
cd by Brady to ea1 650:0A
/ The route from Fort Worth - Eort
Yuma was Let out at 3l0A AO0Q and
was raised TO t200, 900 without thp IN
crease Of . single trip Ind = vs are
informed without any increase o.
speed. All by order Of BsAdy and
without competing bidA Does any
one ask for proof that these were Gross
fraudsi The star route ring WI do
well TO keep quiet at least for the
present.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-08
MANHOOD E||''z!''|z q

How Lost. How Restored !
Just published, a new edition Of Dr. Culver-
YeIl's ceicbvated Essay on the radfcitl
cure of SPEBMAToRRHOEA or Seinina, We, kness. In.
voluntary Seminal Losses, ! P'rxScY. Mental and
Ply sical lncapebty, lmr redneits t. Marriage. ETC.;
also, CoSsUMrTios, EPiIrrSY ant Fir'.. induced by
self.ndulyrnce or sexual rxtrayagance. nc.
The celebrated author. in his admirable E.say.
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years. success.
fui practice. that the alarm ny consequences OF
srlf.abuse may be radically cured pointing out q
mode Of euro at once simple. certain. and eifectns
by means of which every sufferer. no matter what
his condition may he, may cure himself cheaply,
privately. aud rddfcdHy.
Ez.This Lecture should be In the hands Of every
y nth aud every man In the land.
Sent und,r seal. IN plain envelope, TO any adj
dress, post. .pdiL on receipt Of TX cents, or Two
postage stamps, We have also n surc
cuvc for 'rnpe WO,m Address
THE CULYERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
4iAnn St, New York. N.
Post O1ice Bux, 1856.
July u, 1881 vlo-n3i-ly
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-08
(,EEl'RCgu ES.

MISUNDERSTANDING at the Methodist
Church cvery Sabbs'h Rev. II 4. Thrall. Pastor.
Sunday School al 8 O'Clock, a. al. Glass meettug
or young Aen's Prayer Meeting At . O'Clock P. u.
FRA, er Meeting on Wednesday.
notwithstanding at the Christian
Church OH the second aud fourth SaLbaths IN each
mouth. D,
Observation-Disclosures nt the Presbyte
rian Church on the second aud fourth SaJ-
bn In each month by the Rev. W. l.. Kennedy.
PROTESTANT EPIsCUp SERVICES every
fourth sunday In each month at l0ii o'clock, A.
H., and 7 p. N, at st. Marks Church.)
BAPTIsf.-Presching at the Chri.iian Church
IN the frat and third Sundays IN each month, By
Iider II. Hatcher.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-08
p,,nrIsHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
ISAAC H. j U l. l A N,
ro whom all Letters should be Addressed.
OyrIcE-Eust side OF Plaza.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:

Bu,iness Cards, one inch or less, one year. ts ot
card. 10 Business Oiret tory. one year, ~ "
Legal and Transient Advertisements will be
,h.,eed One Dollar per square for the hrst In
ssr,icn. aud Pity Gents per square for each sddi'
iional insertion. A .qua'e 10 the space ot ons
Inch. Fraction Il squares will be counted ss 'ui'
squares. .,,,, n. ,h.,..a ten
,en,s per line for the arst insertion. aud eight
.,n,s rer line for each additional Insertion.
Announcing candidates Tor ONCE. county, 6.oo
FOR Disiric' or state Offices, ...:......:.. lo"e
obituary notices Of over ten lines charged ~
one.balf advertising rates.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-08

uEaTTy,S ORGANS, ~ usrfli stops. i've
sci. reeds, eniy fGs. ftisos ~.
M. sFiIlu.ira.ed csi.iogne. FEsr ADDRESS NC
atty, Washington. }:
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-08
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL.

cosansssnAs-ers pisraicr;
Hon. Columbus Upson. Of Bexar county.
ssrAsos- 1i.s pIsrsior;
lion. W. II Burgess, Of Caldwell Co.
ssr1KssrArvrs-stru DISTRICT;
non. J. @ Storey, Of Hays Co. f.I
Hon. ~. u. stringisllow, of Caldwell Co.
pisrsicr oousr--isrn nisrxicr.
Hon. L.. ". Moore, Presiding Judge. LaGrangs.
riuGs oy uoIpiSo cousr.
HAm.--2i Mondays In March snd sepiembsr.
covArY oSyiosss.
Ed n. Xone. Jndgs County Court.
Nd. J. l., Gresn. County Clerk.
J. N. breckenridge, County Attorney.
n X. Narber sheriff. ]. q. Davis, Drputy.
'u'',es Of The Peace Pre-. No.
y. ~. Rowe, -"
. ]. u. Patterson. County Treasurer.
~ s. Portsvn, Assessor.
Joe, q. Eve, Surveyor,
John :. M,lone' coI'r rrssiHo' Nc, l.
retrr sehiIidt, 4.
Ar. brooks, -
Tis.s or noLnIso Cousrr Am PASSOVER couHf...
Criminal Couniy Court--lst Monday In eaet
month.
County Court for Civil and Probate business
u Monday III January, March. Nay, July September
md November.
Coinn,is,ioners' Court I'D Mondays In February
Nay, August aud November.
Justice Court Precinct No., list Friday In each
month. San Marcos.
Precinct No. I'D Friday In each month NJ. City
" SD 4" wimberley'H Mill
Z" /" 4-4ih " Dripping Springs.
Town oysieEss.
Nayor-0. r. Brown.
o. Hutchison, T. r. Fourqursan. l..
! ". Mitchell, 8. n. Mcbride, VIM. Giesen.
fArshsl-r. N. Prince
Council meets the first Tuesday In each month.
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Sau Marcos Lodge 10. sta meets Saturday or or
before full moon. I'D ]. L.. trsen, wv. Albert
liea'on secretary.
San MLrcns Chapter No l2a. meets Tuesday IN or
before full moon. d. 2. hopkns v. u. II. T..
Albert Hru'or. Seer tnry.
Hays Lodge X. OF II. No. 1GGs, meets ?na and 4th
fridsJsm each month. J. v. hutsbins. Dictator,
w. l.. Kcnn'dy, Reporter.
Star of Hope Council No. ~, U. =. T J. II
COMBS, Pres. Frank Grll,ti, Secretary.
10. o.. r. Moun'aion Lodge No. Ia meets every
Monday night. e. II. RoaI,N y. O. Albert Heaton,
Secretary.
Perkins Encampment No. 81 meets lat 3rl and eth
Friday Of each month. I'd. Il. kone,C q. p. Albert
tleatvn secretary. .h..