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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-07-19
West.


J.H. SINS, a negro, who almost kill
ed Miss Kate Mcguire in the out
skirts of Louisiana, No., having
been partially Unidentified by his victim,
was taken from the Jail at Bowling
Green, by party Of eight men, and
hanged to tree by rope halters. He
made a full confession of his crime, and
admitted that he had served four years
in the penitentiary for similar otfense
at st Charles On the Western Indi-
ana track at Forty first street, Chica-
90, Wabash train crushed Stock
Yards street car into fragments.
Twelve persons were seriously injured,
three or more of them fatally.
The people of Santa Fe, New Mex
leo, began the celebration of the 333d
anniversary of the settlement of that
ancient town on the I'd of July, and
the festivities will be prolonged to the
end on the month. In regard to the
exercises of the opening day, Santa
Fe dispatch says: "The procession was
perhape the most unique and interest
ing of anything of the kind ever at
tempted by the descendants of the first
Spaniards who visited American soil.
The native Mexicans, the descendants
of the Aztecs, bands of Apaches in
warlike attire, the rare, modest, and
Oriental Zuni Indians, the military,
the music, and the firing of
cannon all combined to make the
scene one of the liveliest to both citi-
zens and strangers. Ten thousand peo-
pie witnessed the procession and fol-
lowed to the exhibition ground, where
addresses were delivered by Gov. Shell
don and other local celebrities"
In the suburbs of Cinninnati the
Thunderbolt express on the New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio road, which was
running rapidly to make up lost time,
struck huckster's wagon containing
seven persons, killing six instantly.
The victims, Henry Kracke and his wife
and family, were shockingly mutilated,
and the locomotive was sprinkled with
-four to hide the blood stains. A
masked mob in Grand county, Col,
shot four Commissioners and the
County Clerk. Mr.. Mills and Harvey
Day were instantly killed E. P. Weber
and d. j. Dean were mortally wounded.
The citizens have called on the Cover
nor for military protection. The suit
of E. j. Lehman VS.. The Chicago
Herald Company was decided against
the latter. The jury awarded $4,000
damages, the amount asked for. Leh-
man is leading merchant, and the pa
per charged him with having formerly
been q swindler and confidence man.
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bids are s674,OOO less than the esti-
mates of the board, which were
s3,l14,OoO, and they are $500, 900 less
than the next lowest bidder. The
annual report of the Chief of the Mail
Division of the Pension Office shows
the receipt during the fiscal year of
53,4l1 applications for pensions, an
increase over the previous year of &c.
Cos. Seventeen thousand letters were
received from Congressman.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
East.

A COAL train on the Rochester and
Pittsburg road, broke on a steep grade
a few miles south Ct the viaduct at Kin
qua, Pa. Seven cars and a passenger
coach went down at the rate of eighty
miles an hour, striking an approaching
coal train. Seven men were killed and
several others were injured. A lady
passenger states that the conductor and
beth brakemen Oh the broken train
were asleep at the time of the disaster.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-07-19

1t is learned that the work o. \. n
Texas and ST. Louis bridge over -.
Arkansas river is progressing sin IN
factorily. There are two NOR e. "a.
ders TO be sunk, one ten, ana I'll h
er twenty feet, when the bridge al.
practically completed, WIthoui 90 I.
through trains will be runI IL
schedule time by 1st Of August .ti-,
bridge is the only delay; eve; ,rIisss.
else IL in readiness for through -. -,
Ever side track north OF 'O-
Arr Is full Of rolling stock.
The Gulf. Colorado and S.ni -. !.
Railroad Company vii ereo. -. q
81 Lanrasas before Tire neA'
cost over s1GO0Ol
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Sonfhern Boon.

There is no dozbt that the southern
and southwestern states are in a boom
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-07-19

Az alarm Of fire comes In very
handy sometimes, especially if 1t
sounds on Sunday morning just be-
fore the collection is to be taken up in
Every man feels moved to
60 ont and save his property from in
PENDING danCer.-Loud Citi,e1.
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HuNORS OF THE DAY

They tell about u girl III the west
ern addition Ia san Francisco who is
- thin that when her beau tries tn
hug her he has To wrap "a towel around
her So n To have something to squeeze
against.
inauisitiveness rebuked: Mistress
Ito applicant for cooks positionl !:
"Why did you leave your last place w
Applicant YOU'RE very inquisitive,
marin. I didn't AK you what for yer
last cook left you"
Talking about the jaws of death, -
exclaimed IA Fifth ward man, whom
one OF our reporters interviewed the
other day, who is living with his
third scoiding wife. II tell you they
are nothing to the jaws of life :"
Madame comes To inspect the cos
tune of "a tainbourine girl which she
has ordered for the fancy ball. at is
ravishing, but my husband-will he
not find the-train IA triile short ,"
Not at all, ma,iaIne;;" replied the
nodiste, latter | shall present my
bill"
Miss Miller. of Ferris, Tex, chloro-
formed her fathers dog and eloped
with the young man whom her father
had forbiddenthe premises. The prob
abilities are that about year hence
she will conclude that her life would
have been less miserable il she had
chlorOformea the young man and
eloped with her fathers dogs.
She was of those nervous fidgety
sort of women who get up on a chair
Ia thread IA needle. and when she
swallowed "a lively fly with her rasp-
berries on Wednesday last the neigh
bors thought that Fourth Of July had
arrived twenty-four hours too soon.
Freedom, during the primest days of
kosriusko. never shrieked with great
or velocity than she did.
\ sweet girl: they were looking at
the painting. Its perfectly lovely
said she: "but what makes the ami
mails look So queer" they don't look
natural one hit" 'oh," said he.
"they look right little way Off
They are foreshortened, yon know"
YES" she replied, "they TO look
short but there aint four of them,
George: at least ! cant see but three"
George says Clara don't know much
about art, but she's such sweet girl.
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by d
sense of weight in the back. loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient To suppose he has some af-
fiction of the kidneys or neighboring
organs. AT times. symptoms Of indi-
gestion are present, ~ fiatulency. UNI
easiness of the stomach, etc. A moist
ure, like preparation, producing n
very disagreeable itching particularly
after getting warm In bed, il very
common attendant. Internal, Exter-
ternal and Itching Piles yield at once
TO the application Of DIR. Bosanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
Tumors, allaying the intense itching,
and affecting permanent cure where
all other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the sys-
TEN produces disability. out try it and
he cured Price 80 cents. Ask your
druggists for it, and when you cannot
obtain il of him. We will send II, pre-
paid. on receipt of price. Address The
DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co, Piqua,
Ohio. Sold by Oscar Seitz.
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Free OF CHARGE.

by calling at Oscar Seitz's drug
store, you can get q sample bottle Of
DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung syrup
which will relieve the most obstinate
Cough or Cold, and show you what
the regular 80 cent size will do. When
troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dry Hacking Cough. Pains In the
Chest, and all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, try q sample bottle Of this
medicine.
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1888.
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When Ladies are Attractive.

All ladies know Their faces are more
attractive when free from pimples
Parker's Ginger Tonic is populs-
among them, because il banishes i'm
purities from blood and skin and
makes the face Glow and the eye spar
kle with health.
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1888.
HiRPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE,

AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY
10 PAGES.
Suited TO Boys and Giris Of from sir Il
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Vol. ". commence November !, l0o2
The Young People has been found
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Ii has . distinct purpose. tn which
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lnviQorstin0 Food

For the brain and nerves, Is what we
need In these days Of rush and worry.
Parker's Ginger tonic restores the
vital energies and brings good health
quicker than anything you can USE
Tribune. See other column.
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Nothing Short Of Unmistakabl(
Benefits

Conferred upon tens Of thousands Of
sufferers could originate md maintain
the reputation which AYERS SARsA-
PARILLA enjoys. It Is Q compound Of
the best vegetable alternatives, with the
Iosiides Of Potassium and Iron. all
powerful. blood-making. blood-cleansing
and life-sustaining- and Is the most
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lous, mercurial. or blood disorders.
Uniformly successful and certain. it
produces rapid and complete cures Of
Scrofula, Sores. Boils, Humors, Pim-
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disorders arising from imparity Of the
blood. By its invigor,ting e6ects it
always relieves and often cures Liver
Complaints. Female Wiaknesses and
Irregularities, and II Q potent renewef
OF waning vitality. For purifying ths
blood Il has no equal. II tones mp The
system. restores and preserves the
health. and imparts vigor and emfKy.
For forty years II has been In extensive
use. and Is to-day the most availAblo
medicine for the suffering sick.
For sale BY al druggists.
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M7AA vesk.nsde Of hsme by the indussri-
$ O.. s' 8: :: e {: 8! A. q! ~
yea Mos, ve0ss, bsys and gish vsatsd every.
whsrs - 0sek lss - NOS b the time. You
can sesk y eeaFe uo., OF give yesr ytese time
Dsariy = Vsil. Ne eoseAs MI - aahs ssorness
~, y ea0agiag = sees Csgely ssses aad terms
-; ~ - - ~ -: - s'''''ssy.
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Coasu mptioa.


1t is said that $1,000 people die an
nually in the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
Of the country one death in every
three is from Consumption. This can
lie and should be avoided; our people
are too careless about an ordinary
cough or cold, and other symptoms Of
throat and lung affections that lead to
this disease. You should arrest It
while it IL in the germ. Two or three
doses of DIR. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. II does not dry up .
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
It. but acts directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phlegm and morbid matter that accu-
mulates In the throat and lungs. 1t
Allays all irritation and renders the
voice clear and distinct Sold BY
Oscar 6eitl-
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ACCEPTED A POSITION.

The young men of the country are
still accepting" positions. Business
men of all kinds are Overjoyed to Sc
cure their services. When one man
resigns" general regret is felt by the
proprietors of the establishment which
he leaves, but there are sounds of en-
ment where he has accepted u po-
sitiOn."
The other day young man entered
an Arkansas newspaper ofiice and
said to the city editor: by the way.
| have resigned my position at Jack
sons and have accepted a position
around ut Hilkin's. Wish you'd
make q note Of il; just throw off 4
little article. you know-something
To make a fellow feel good"
"All right" rejoined the city edi.
tor with a merciless grin, "but first
let's understand this business. ! have
just received orders from the manager
not to allow anything hot the strictest
truth tn go in our columns. Sester-
day I left out the most interesting
part of a sermon because il did not
read like the truth. You see the en-
tire country IL undergoing change
I'll investigate this matter of yours
aud publish the truth. I was in Jack.
sims the other day when he told you
that he would give you two days to Sc
cure another place, and that if within
that time you failed, he would give
you what il termed the resignation in
commercial circles, but which in "A
newspaper Office is known as the
grand bounce"
"Weli, I'll tell you. We had fall
ing out. Don't say anything about
the resignation. Say that have ac-
copied position at Hilkin's."
"All right"
"Will il be i'm the next issue:"
YES"
"Wish you'd save about a dozen
copies of the paper.
"But you know I'm instructed Ia
adhere strictly to the truth. Iester-
day while ] was at Hilkin's you came
in and declared that you must have a
place, and when Hilkins said there
was no vacancy in the store, you de-
clared you would work for ten dollars
. month. Hilkins still declared that
he did not want you, but after per-
sistent pressure he agreed to keep you
one month for your board. and that
il you suited him he would keep you
at the same salary during the busy
season. Yes, I'll write 1t up for the
next issue, and / have no doubt that
your many friends all over the country
will be pleased to hear of your.success,
and that the commercial community,
will congratulate Hilkins
upon the acquisition of 50 valuable
factor of trade"
"Well, say" remarked the young
man, "you needn't say anything Just
now. / don't like to see my name in
the. papers, anyhow, and / only came
around because thought you wanted
al the news items you could get"
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Two Good Books

Caar.S~rf Information 70, ne P,opi> 1901 Things
Worth Knowing, comprising the history and mys-
CSeiopedia; or Explanation Of Words and Things
connected with all the Arts and Sciences ilastra-
ted With over so engrsvings nicely bound ineloth
gilt. size about by inches and nearly tvo inches
thick. Rstaiis at Il So sample Of either. iseesss
only, for 81, or both for o. Address z Brent 4
Co, South Bad Leblanc
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Tno;, life = sweeping b, go .,uI
dare h,furv YEA die .pin stita-
'6S j mighty anI sublime leave isLiuI
To- conquer time 81 wr.k in tuaT Hsu town.
a. OUTFIT ft-. 20 rI-k. I,,fNthiu- ~ isrirai
no; required w viii tuTf ID yHr .sHrE'i.r.r..-
MANY are making fortunes i.lII.- taIkH l.u. ID
n men, aud hoy, n Il girl, Sos s., 90. sf IaE I,tl-
rr, IL Won want business u vii. .Ha Tan ..r-.
great pay al the tth- uIiir ..sr Ilt... ".-l- o.
HALLEIT y GO, F"rii trd. Main.
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From COL. L. 7. FOSTER.

youngstown, ohio, May 10Th I-si
DR. ID. J kE>DstL " 'u.-I bsI very vaiaa-
bletsnhlet"nisu colt which prE-i very hish'v
Ia. bad large bone spastn ca aEs jpIut adj .
smaller one ON the "insT. which tuAis him very
lame. had him under III" 'hai., Of Two N-t.f-
mary surgeons, who failed t. euro him I 49,
one DAY reading tn. advertisement pf kExp.tfr-
SPAWN CURE Ia the 'hirsgn Llpfsfg. determined
NJ once to try H. ami got druggists here o. send
Tor it-theY ordered three hattlss I tapk thsm
all and thought ] would give h thorough trail
used u according 10 directions and by ths fourth
day the colt ceased ." b. lame aui she lump hii
entirely disappsarsd, ! used bat bottle sat
the colts limbs are free from humps and a.
smooth a. any hor-s IN the STATE. ~. i entirely
cured. The cure sas r.markabl. that let TOO
OF my neighbOrs have th. remaining too t-ttlr-
Who are new using ~ Very R.-psetflliy
l. y FOSTER
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WHAT Is GOOD FOR BEAST Is
GOOD FOR MAN.
Read or It's effect on Human Flesh

Patterns Mill. Washington Go, y F.i = L.
" j. kESpAtL. b.-Desr sif-Th= particular
case On which used your k.uiaiis spawn ,ur-
vas malignant sntls sprsin % sixfs.f months
standing. bad triei many thing bat IA vain
Your ksndslfs SPAWN Cure put the foot - ~.
grvund again. and for IN. first tim. since hurt IN
. natural position For farliy linihisnt u s,c~is
anything se ever used
Your truly. REV NJ EFLL
Pastor N. 2 Church. Paiteu's aiiis, y Y
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!

On FLESH has
pest nmer ever used for deep seated pain Of long standing OF short
or some are afraid to nse it og human e simple because
good for MA and know from Experience that KENDALs SPAWN
child Its
wonderful on human flesh and and
inced.
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Bsk~uasi. vi. Dec n. Is-,
y. J. EESDkLL a C,-..-n;---I ri-h n IA ray
testimony IN favor % your V.iuasIe infus.nt K-s-
dalr. SPAWN rur-. In the spring Of is7s sliyp-a
't- i-- ant sprzia-i nv rizh, limit a; the k.es
pint "a, very lame and at times suffered the
ult-t eNcrufiafinc pain ! sore a bandax~ % 10
FOR gr~f year, ansi tined most everything In nv
reach. hut cogid find nsthins that you'd slss ne
permanent rsief Nh-n I ov-rxort.d n zoe "A
para NE very much. Ia April. les, b>xHn 70
ihinA ! .i'"Hld - cripple for life hot having
some II ksndslr. spawn Cure though vo,ti 10,
~ used onr-tbIri of a .otti- and snp-rienc>d
relief az once. The pain ten mo and Ia. "a
tf"s isi ni" since f..i v-ry srrf-fal - ysa .sd
Supid recommend snssils SIaviB ur. 10 an -
suffer Nth spratIs and rheumatism
1nnr- fr4ly MRS . hDt-TEII.
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1888.
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Its stories, poems, and essays are by
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ume will contain many brilliant nov
| elites.
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KENDALL'S
From REV. r. n. GRANGER.

Prc-ffing elder Of ~. Adams District
ST Adams. VI. Jan srh, l--0
DK. b. J. Kendall 4 Co.-G-at--In r-piv 10
your letter will say that my experience 9th
kendalls SPAWN Cure hA. been very .atisiastory
indeed Three or four year ago | procured a
bottle OF your agent. and with " cured q hor.= ~
iam-ness caused by SPAWN. Las; s-a.sn my
hors- became very lam. and tarned him out Tor
. lev weeks when he becane b-ttsr bat ~hsn I
put him ON the rad b. grew wor.. xhsu dis
eovereda ringbons xss forming procured bot
tie Of k-nislIs SPAWN Cure. aud With les than
bottle curel him 80 thai h. j. not lame neither
can the bunch H. found
Respectfully yours, y Y. GRANGER