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HOME NEWS
60 and see the balloon ascension,
Call at SAN MARCOS BooKsToRr for Nov.
~,umber of NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW con-
tanning Ingersoll's reply to Black.
Nixon PENN has been heard from. He
could not get'here at the time appointed,
but will come Nov. I'D, sure. J.
The MEDICAL RECORD with full report
If President Garfeld's case and il,,stra-
tiops at San Marcos Bookstore.
EtrnrsopY should remember that Briggs
entire remaining stock MUST be closed out
Inv the end of this month. Go at once If
you want to secure share In the bar
gains offered.
Gov. RoBEars' new book on Texas, for
sale at the FREE PRESS Book and News
Stand.
Persons desiring to got up club for first
class city weekly paper should write to the
Cincinnati Weekly Times advertised in an
other column.
WE have received from the publishers
the Southern Musical Journal for October.
1t is capital number of this excellent work.
Only $l.25 year. Address Ludden d
Bates, Savannah Ga.
Wood Wanted.
Such of our subscribers as have expressed
a desire to pay in wood, will please bring
it along, as we wish to lay in supply for
the winter.
In our notice of Gov. Roberts new book
last week, inadvertently ommitted the name
Of the publishers. 1t is issued by the Gill
bert Book Co., of st. Louis, who win fill
orders for it.
SWINE OF CARDUi" four times day
makes happy household.
For sale by all druggists. .
The Austin Fair was not so successful as
it would have been had the weather been
more favorable. During the races horse
stumbled and killed both it's rider, and itself.
The riders name was Aiken.
We invite the attention of our readers to
the advertisement Of Bell & Bros watch
makers, opticians, and jewelers., of San An
tonic, the leading house in its department in
western Texas. Give them call when you
visit that city.
Col. R. o. Love was shot by his neph-
ew at his home in Bianco Co., on Tues
day of last week.. One of his legs was
shattered by the ball, amputation was
thought necessary, and he died soon after the
operation. Shooting said to be accidental.
Barnum's Great Show
viii not visit San Marcos on account of the
high price of feed, but Fritz Lange's is
the place to go for good square meal, at
reasonable price. Also Fresh Oysters fish
etc., served to order. Call at '.Fritz" Res
taurant south side Plaza.
oNE of the most transparent advertising
lodges and humbugs of the times is the ''as-
ronomical' pretensions of the Warner
Observatory" $50 called of Rochester N. Y,
intended to forward patent medicine en-
tarprise. The manager asks the insertion
Oh notices from the newspapers free, on the
score OF benefit to Science" and we no
uce In many cases gets them. TOO thin.
Will Sell On Time.
Mr.. c. L. McGehee, whose splendid prop
erty we have been advertising for some time,
INFORMS us that he has concluded in view of
TIE stringency of the times to accept suit
able offer m q ;plv ~, x,,,a Tt,:s 10 an I'D