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The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

s uf 1t d. Grain is the authorized
agent Of tsiis paper at Galveston. Texas
ANY aleegtiainE contract maac BY him Will
he iaily geeagnizea BY she proprietor, ~Es
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

GEN. SHERIDAN va
become the general Of a. ,s;ll
Of the URite.l States, y rn,;es
inspection through Texas. C
suppose Sheridan ever drinksa,,
bat Champagne now, bnt there
the STAFF Of this paper one NJ
tipped glasses with the general
those glasses contained some Of
Juan TNollig's finest whisky, i
Antonio. Sheridan is Jolly
IIrishman.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

BROWNS IRON IERs Is
! complete and sare remedy fpr
indigestion Dyspepsia MaIsFla,
ealnsss and Al diseases rsqaiF-
ing 4 true, slIahle ngnsalroholle
tonic It saliehss he blood, gives
Aewilfs b ihe muscles And tone
10 ne nerves
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

ssxASDRIA may be a city, but ii
I.iwfnlly dnll place, if one is to
renit BY the amount Of local
;o,,rs scraped together By the
gt,Jf,sli week for some Of the
n, bat old.timc village.
e0't,'A & Z what kind Of a place
where Rip yn, !, 'ho ,,he ,,laoni
sleep. ,oot ,ibatl
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

payer uit- John parish,
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

spE n. FsrEsat ST. Haltimsre
Dunng the war I was IN
juredinthc stomach ~ . piece
Of a she'll, and have suffered
fFomit iteversince. About four
years aeoigbr0nght on parzly-
sis, Which kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctcrs
in the city said ] could nok
live. ! Isni1ered fearfnliy from
indigestion. and for oyertwa
years could not eat solid food
and for a lsrge portion Df The
time was upable q fo retain even
liquid npnnshEnent. / TIED
BFoYsn sIfon Bilsessand now
zftsT taking two bottles ] an
able fo gcl up and 60 around
and ana Fapidly inlp4bVing.
G. DReknR
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

C &C rress asaociaLI0n Ell
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

eseartto Monterey II May
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

Bon IssnnsotL IS defanltiDg tax.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

AIn. y. 9. AIIenAA
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

sATlERpAv MARCH q, 1888
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21
Ordinances.
snp1sAson 10. s4s.

An ordinance to amend sections two ~
and seventy six (76) Of ordinance No. $40.
An ordnance in relation TO the constfuc-
hsn and plumbing Of buildings:
The CsnAsn Council Of the city of 81.
Paul Do sYlain % fellows:
Section 1. Section tws( 2)of srdinaaos No.
$40. An ordnance In relation 10 TIE eeA-
asrasdsn And plumbing Of buildings, sts.
10 hssssy amended b. striking eat Of
ssid ssstisn who're they ssszr In said sss-
tisas, Ne relieving words aid Axnrss. viz:
Exceeding 81 600 IN value" ssd the words
'1ahs sest vhsfssf 10 - exceed $1,e0e."
See. 2. Section ssvsaty-six (76) Of
said sYdixaass 10. $40. II hereby amended
By striking sut ell after, and including the
words provided however In said section.
See. .. This ordinance TO b In force
from and after It's publication.
Yeas. Aid. Dowlan, OOonnor, Robert
Fischer, Otis, Saith, Cornish. Jshnson.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21
Approved Sept. 20, 1883.

RsoIssd, That The plats Of an aaditfsa
b ~. Paul sallsc "Highlan' Park" rs The
same has bssa s1sn'red asa approved BY
tAs Plat Csnsissisnsrs aad City Engineer
Sept. LIST, 1883, be, and tbs Sane is hereby
accepted BY the city Of 81. Paul.
Ysss-Ald. DowlaH, Ceonnor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis. Smith, Cornish, Jshnssn,
Van Slyks, Starkey, st. Peter Mr.. Prssi-
delt-12.
Approved Sept. 80, 1888,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21
Approved Sept. -, 1883.

Rsossed, That the Bssrd Of Ass Gem
nissioasrs Be and they are hsrsby author
ICED 10 plrchase one chemical hrs sngins
Of 200 gallons capacity, and - sensrass
for the delivery thsrssf ~ ssen o the On.
gins house at the ssrnsr Of Eighth ana
Minnesota streets is completed.
Isas-Ald. Dowlaa, OCennsr, kebsrs'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21

By Aid Smith

By Aid Smith
Resolved, That the grade Of the alley in
block 30, Rice & Irvias's addition from
Sherman street 10 Elm street, 90 indicated
BY the red line On the accompanying pre-
fle recommended BY the City Engineer,
be, and the same IL hereby adopted.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlsn, O'Csnnor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Smith, Cornish. JsAnssn,
VA 6lyks, 6sarkey, 81. Peter, Mr.. Prssi-
ds4t-1a.
Approved Sept. 20, 1883.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21
Approved, Sept. 10, 1888.

y AID. Sniih-
Resolved, That the grade Of Pleasant
avenue frsn st. Clair street to south city
linits ~ indicated by the red lire on ths
Accompanying prshile -four sheets) recon-
nsaas1 BY TIE City Engineer DO and the
sane IL hereby adopted.
Yeas-Ald. Dswlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Saith, Cornish, johnson,
Van slyke, starksy, st. Pete, Mr.. Presi-
dsHt-12.
Approved, Sept. 20, 1883.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21
Approved Sept. 20, 1888.

RsseEced, That the Committee ca Police
BE, and are hereby sutAorissa 10 have the
cid pat.sI wagon rsnoAslsa 20 - 10 adapt
its lss 10 the carrying Of Irissasrs 10 and
iron the verkhsuss. Lnq.
Ysas-Ald. Dsvls., OOsalsr, Robert,
YissAsr, Otis, Saith, 0srlinA, Johnson,
va Nyks, sArksy, - Pssss, Ar. Prssi-
ISot-13
A.~~~>k 9A~& a 1aoR
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21

purchase of another chemical Fire Engine
of zee gallsas capacity to be used on Day
toms Bluff as soon as the one now in the
Department can be located in the engine
house, now being erected at the corner of
Eighth and Minnesota streets, and here
with submit resolution for same.
Third. Yoar committee recommend that
the Beard of Fire Commissioners be au-
thorized to purchase lot on Dayton's
Bluff and in the Sixth ward, and to erect
engine houses thereon and put into servios
fire company for each locality, and here
with submit fer your adoption two further
resolutions to the end. The estimated s1-
psnse of the lots and buildings is as stated
in the rsspe ,tive resolutions.
The expense of fitting up the town hall
In tho Sixth ward for the engine hsuss,
wsuld be nearly half the expense Of . lot
and permanent structure srss6d for the
purpose, AID when 80 fitted up il woald be
sramp3d and insenven1ent and its use -
such must be snly temporary, whereas the
property can be sold TO COED advantage ~
it now stands for at least t1,9oO. which
eould be utilized In the erection Of new
and entirely suitable building.
The same IL trss Of temporary build
ing en- Day tons Bluff. In our judgment
quiIsd in beth places
= AL Of which IL respectfully submitted.
I'd saa CHAa. \. 04Ia,
ChaiHnaa Csnmittes On Fire Depart.
neut s es.aF ga.N
Adopted. tSss rssolstiens.
OF osanittse en- Hass and Bra&gas-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21
By Aid. Cornish

BY AID. Uernlsh-
Resolved, That IN order be drawn Oh the
City Treasurer in favor of the Beard of
Directors Of the Alns Hoass and Hospital
for the sum Of Ave hundred forty Ava
and tive enc hundKedth dollars, that being
the CitJ's proportion of the expenses of
said Board for the month Of August, 1883.
Ysas--Ald. Dewlsn, e'Osaaor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, smith, Cornish, Johnson,
Van yko, Starkey st. Peter, Mr.. President,
-12
AppYeysd. Ssptenher 70. 1889.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21
Approved Sept. 20, 1883.

By Aid. Starkey-
Resolved, That the grade of Forest street
from Rsss street to Case street as in
disatsa BY the red line on the accompany
ing profile recommended By the City En-
sinssr be and the same is hereby adopted.
Ysss-Ala. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Fischer, Oils, Smith, Cornish, Johnson,
Van Slyks, Ssarksy, St. Peter, Mr.. Bresi-
asnk-12.
Approved, Sept. 20, 1888.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21

By Aid. Starkey-
Resolved, That the City Clerk is hereby
instructed to advertise for proposals for
the construction of foet bridge on Sixth
street over Phsisn's creek aud Trout
brook from Kittsea street 10 hoffman ave
nue. in aosordanss with plans and speci1-
cations on file in the sfees of the City Ea-
ginssr.
Ysas-Ald. Dovla,, OOonnsr, Robert,
Fischer, OTIS Saith, Cornish, johnson,
Van Slyks, Ssarksy, 81. Peter, Mr.. rrsn-
dsat-13.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21

Ress1ced, That the plat Of Martins re-
ssfanssHsnt sf part Of lets 1, 2, Q and 4.
Of block Ii, Of Drsvn d Jaskssa's addi-
tisn 70 West 81. Paul, - approved the 9Th
day Of SsltsAbss, 1888, by the Plat Com
mission, and thsrssttsr axsainsd and rec
omnsndsa to be approved by ths City En-
ginser, - And the same il har4by accepted
and adopted by the city OF st. Paul.
Ysas--Ald. Dswlsa, O'Csnnor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Saith, Cornish, Johnson,
Vas klyks, Starksy, g. Peter, Mr.. Presi-
asxt-12.
Apprsvsd Sept 20, 1883.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21

Also,
Contract Awarded
The Board rspert shat they have awarded
Jehn Beldthsrs the contract for grading
kendota street. from the right of way Of
the Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis b
Omaha Railroad to Seventh street, he be-
ing the only bidder and his bid being
deemed reasonable, and he reliable md
responsible; amount Of bid 81 500; bend in
the sum Of $3.50 with John Clonan and W t..
B. Marshall as sureties.
Award approved by the following vote:
Ysas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Smith, Cornish, Johnson,
Van Slyke, Starkey, st. Peter, Mr.. Presi-
dent-12.
Also,
Sidewalk Order Returned
The Board return the order of Council
for an eight-foot walk on Aurora avenue
and ask that new order be passed for a
six-foot and q three plank walk, etc.
Adopted, order rsconsidered, and new
order passed. (See resolution.
Also,
Wabashaw and Seventh Street Paving
The Board recommend that the City En-
ginser be allowed $4,000 to enable him to
com plsts the curbing on said Streets, etc.
Adopted. (Sso resolutisn.)
Alse,
Sewer on Fifth Street
To the Common Council Of the City Of
st. Paul:
The Board Of Public Works have had
under consideration the resolution or or
der of the Common Council approved Au-
gust 10, 1888, relative TO The construction
Of sewer On Fifth (5th) street, from
Broadway 10 HiaAsssts street, and having
investigated The proposed inpssvsDsat
respectfully report Vat said improve
Dsna 10 necessary AID proper, that the e.
dastsd sxpsase thereof 10 1S,S7S. ere
half Of vhioh nssd not bs paid into the
CITY Treasury hsfsrs ths soltrset II let;
that real estate 10 30 assssssA therefor can
be fslnd benefited 10 the extent Of The
costs and expenses necessary to be In
CURED thereby. that said improvement il
not ssked for by petition Of q majority
of the owners OF property TO be assessed
therefor, but We herewith send . plan OF
profile Of said improvement and an srdsr
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21

ResolUcd, That an order be drawn upen
the Treasury in favsr Of ". 4. semsrs,
City H,Einssr, fer the sum Of tive thou-
sand dollars, the proceeds thereof TO be
applied in completing the curling On
Wsbashav street, in accordance with the
request Of the Board Of Public Holks.
Ysas-Ald. Dovlan, O'Csnnor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Smith, Cornish, Johnson,
Vaa Slyke, Starksy, 81. Peter, Mr.. Presi-
dsAt-13.
Approved Sept. -, 1888.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21

specially report hat said Improvement is
necessary, and proper, that the estimated
expense thereof is 1904, one-half of which
need not be paid into the City Treasurer
before the contract is let; that real estate
to be assessed therefor can be found bene-
flied to the extent Of the costs and expen-
ses necessary to be incurred thereby, that
said improvement be not asked for BY q
Petition of majority of the owners of
property to be assessed therefor, but we
improvement,aHd an order for your adopt
len, if you desire us to make the improve
ment. Yeas 4, nays O.
Aug. 81, 1888.
WILLIAM BARRETT, President pro ten.
r. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Beard Public Works.
Adopted. See order to Board Public Works.
Also
Fourth Street Grading.
Te the Common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
The Board Of Public Works have had
undsr sensidsratien the resolution or order
of tbs Conmsa Council approved Ssptem-
Der 5, 1883, relative to the grading Of
Fourth (4th) street from Commercial street
70 Hoffman avssna. and having invessi-
gated the proposed improvement respsot-
fully rsPert that said improvement 10 nsc-
sasa1y and proper, that the estimated ex-
psAss tAs.sof II $2,O0e, one-half OF which
need net be paid into the City Treasury
before the contract is let; that real sststs
to be assessed therefor can
be found benefited to the extent of the
costs and expenses necessary to be incurred
thereby, that said improvement is not
asked for by petition of
a majority of the owners of
property TO be assessed therefor, but We
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-10-25
Mere OF Oar River.
Trom The ENtrA FREE PAsss.

A correspondent Of & Northern
newspaper wrote from San Marcos in
1873 Us follows:
The San Marcos River is great
NEUTRAL wonder, well worth going n
long distance to see. About n half
milo above the town it surges up from
the rocky base OF the mountains, a
full born river, as Minerva sprang
armed cap a-pio from the head OF Ju-
piter in classic fable. Fifty yards
above you have no trace Of its exist
enco-the dusty valley is as silent as
WIS the Highland pass ere the whie-
tie OF Rotloricll Dhu filed it with the
sorried ranks and waving pennons OF
his c]ansmen. Descending, after
passing several minor springs, you oil
Mt once behold the river boiling up
from the bowels of the earth, filing
large basin in The hills and woods,
and then rolling gIand2y ocoanward.
But the half has not been told; the
water is thepurest spring water, clear
as the very air, revealing every fish
md pebble for many feet below. It's
dep5h is seldom found less than mid
sides to d horse, while it is often TWEEN
IN feet or more. Il Gbounds in fine
slack bass (here improperly styled
trout and other fish. 1t affords am
pie power for I'll sorts of machinery.
ii could be used II irTiSating The
valley below, and could readily bo
conveyed to supply the town with
water During the driest season it
is not often known to fail on iota or
the contrary, IL Is sn.d to run strong
er in summer than in winter. This,
il is ccmiocturcd, il owing to the melt
ing Of the ice and snow 1T its f.I
FUh,tl1anean source, but where th2t
rs, is yet but conjecture BE that as
j: may. It is certainly m inestimable
blessing to q thirsty land ike Texas"
During the coolest days of winter,
steam rs froIa boiling cauld-on rises
from inc surface Of the water, as in
smaller springs
The finest view OF the river Is 20 be
md by gong on q boat on IT. upper
waters. Inc many-coluTcd flowers,
plant aud STONES o. the bottom give
on: from its crystal depths all the va
ryinc hucs Of the kaleidoscope, form
ny a fairy world Of wonders Of IN
com. parable 5-Iaty.
T.. ola Mlrlg- - indeed a Joy.
-'... .r5 blessing fs-cyrTmcrc, TO al
tn .pvc,y region Mound about.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-10-25
EXEMPT PROPERTY.

Texas has no doubt, the most liberal
Homestead and Exemption law OF any
State in the Union. The following is
the law
Sec. THAT 1.-The homestead of a
family, not 90 exceed two hundred
ncrcs OF land (nOt included III city.
town or village or any city, town or
village lots, not 80 exceed five thousand
dollars in value Mt the time OF their des
.inntion as IA homestead, and without
reference to the value OF ANY improve.
ments thereon, shall not be subject to
forced sale for debts, except for the
purchase money thereof, " tor taxes, or
Tor labor and materials expended
thereon.
See. There shall also be reserved
Tor every family in this State. tree and
exempt from forced saie for debts, the
following property
All household and Kitchen furniture,
all implements Of hu~band'y, Ill. tools
and apparatus belonging 10 any trade
or profession. all books belonging 70
private OF public libraries. five mich
COWS and cH,Vef. Two yoke ~ oxen. two
horses and one wugcn. one carriage or
buggy, one gun. tTcn;y hogs. twenty
head ot sheep. all provision, and forage
on hand For home CONSUMPTION, all sad
dies. brides aud larErs. necessary for
the use q the family. pr, horse. saddle
and bride. all wearing apparel, ali
tools. arT r4'us and books belonging 10
private libraries.
None Of the above property c.n he
taken for debt, AMI in case ~ The death
Of n married m.n. - T. III - =r,ri ioJ
the hcHcf; NJ h.- -.i.~ al children.
aud Is not suhisc; "a Ia ! a;- lrsia-I
the estate
We will Just add. that or'niorl dirar
widely ~ 70 the merits and sound p5l.eT
q the above lsw.
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Being entirely uIi,irs 20 my aif.-e. imTrs-
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Gle URGE 1;S.

METHODIST -Preachibg at the hethoiit'
Church every Sabbath. Rev Buekner Harris Pastor
sunday School at o'clock, -. Cis,H inre"us
PRAYER Meeting on Wednesday.
PROTESTANT RPiSCOPAL.-- Servic1 l.i sun
day each month, at l0h o'clock. 4. ~, and 7 r. NJ
Ist ~. Marks church,, by the Rev M A''eh'
APTIsT.-Prcachng at the Baptib' church
On the nN, and third SUNDAY" III ench month";
Elder n. Hatcher. Pat'or.
CATHOLIC SERVICES 4th sunday In each month
Rev Esther Norandi, pastor
fThere mr.. al.o Presbyterian and Chr'''inn
Churches and congregations, hut ihey have at pres
ent no regular pastors
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' Postage prepaid on all the above. Any other pa
per or periodical furnished at rroporiionnte rates.
We will also .cnd any OF the above singly. or any
other paper or periodical a, publishers price, tree
pfchSrge.
The many losses caused by failare. robbery Of
and petty thefs out ofthe mails. make It absolute
y necessary TO send by postal ORDER registered let
yer draft.
The safe arrival Of all publications guaranteed
II after 9 reasonable time any subscriber fails 60
receive the publication sent Tor. notify by postal
card that the IL any, may be promptly cor
.-cied.
Our responsibility ceases whs< paper arrives
With dates correctly credited wieiis evidence tue
publisher has been paid.
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Sesa'zE'aIEss.

sun Marcos Lodge No. IA meets Saturday on or
b.for. iull moon. A. C. Dantofih W. ". ALDER;
Hea'on secretary.
san Marcos Chapter No. 100, meets Tuesday IN or
before NIL moon. p J. g. Smith VI. II. u, T.
Albert Heaion. Secretary.
Hays Lodge X. Of II. No. 1888, merts snh and 9Th
Fridays Of each month. j. v. lIutchins, Dictator.
r. J. Peel. Reporter.
IOOP Mountain Lodg" No. I'D meets every
Monday night. II q. Janos, y. u. Albert
Heatoh' Secretary.
Perkins Enoampmrnt No. So msc.s ITt 3rl and 9Th
Friday Of each month. }. Ward. q. r. Albcr
HcDton Secretary.
Ordcr NJ Chosen Friends, Basil DALEY, c. G.
Albert UeatGn, Secretary,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-10-25
STATE NEWS.

|
The indebtedness Of Galveston
county is 1856, 3S2'35
Colorado now calls herself tho "Fu
lure Great,
The Reporter claims II population
Of 5000 for Abilene.
Cotton worms ere getting GwaJ
with the top crop N Victoria county
The town OF Meridian w..lbo 6nti6
fed with Touring mili, ila.aad U. O
street car
The Waco officials are gong t.
Fort Worth TO examine the now
street payemonts.
w. T. Stallworths store Mt Wilder
vile, burned last week LogHSS, 600,
insurance $4,000.
The school Mt Swectwatcr opened
with the largest number oi pupils
ever registered at that place.
Range cattle are doing we'll in al
parts Of Northwest Toxus. The grass
has cured 80 well that puts on fat
ike corn.
Wichita Falls is Just Il year old and
hes system Of FREQ schools equal to
the best in the state, SO says the Her
aid of that place.
At Arson in Jones county, last
week, cenlipodo seven inches long
stung Mr.. Bagley's little child, but
without fatal result
Owing to the severe drouth, many
wells have been dug, yielding IN
every instance, m abandnnt supply
Of good pure water.
Lots in the suburbs OF Ben FicIliin
that were selling month ngo at !S2G
cannot now be bought for lcf6 than
500, and business lots IL proper
ton.
A man named Kirby has recently
acquired from the state Of Arkansas
a deed to forty acres OF land, COM
prising some of the best business
portions OF the city OF ToXalkano.
Once more the buffnloeG are making
their appearance on the plains oil
Texas II protection 10 given from
the wan.on slaughter of the hunters
they may yet incroase and multiply.
A number OF prominent cattle
raisers of the North arrived ut Den
ison the Other day, bent On a tour OF
through Texas and the
selection of cnttle ranges ana farms.
Mr. Reese Butler, Of lalo Pinto,
lged thirty years, is the Youngest
in the state He is tho
.ncicnt progenitor OF y l5-pound boy
5he offspring of his 13-year old daugh-
jer, Mrs Webb Crawford.
Emil Nowmnn played . practical
oke by passing Advertising notices |
or greenbackR, and &ftcrward rotrIn- !
ng the money, but az the United |
States does not allow any practical
oking of that kind, Newman found
limself in the hands Of United
,tates deputy marshal. tie was
aiken to Dallas and put undcg o $3.50
ond.
The number of 1.-Two stock Of I'LL
inds in Texas according to the last
eport, amounts to 14,20O, 767. or
his number there IRE over 100000
orses, 3,725,000 oxen, 68i, 600 cows,
,615, 900 sheep, and ovor 100000
ogs The increase since 1881 shows
early 100000 head,--Color&do
Upper.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF, To AND
FROM BAN MARCOS POST OFFICE
"" iva Pm
q" San Antonio arrive at 22o P ". olose
At 400 p. N ~
I.nljnv. arrives al u NJ, closes at l246. ?. N
sboye mails arrive and depart daily. ~
DIanco, via wimbPricy-deparis Monday ana Friday
MGA NJ Arrives Tuesday and Saturday a"
TT. N. -.
General Delivery from q A. NJ. 10 ~ H.. and IRON
Up. A.to5P. ". ,
pa.,oG,co ooeu an SUNDAYS ono hour after distTbu.
ton Of mails. ,>, e, a,
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,uayn,,s pl,s. Comforf.r, 10 The slcA.

SWayrs Puts, Couii"i'.'. 20 Ihe aioh'
Thousand, die nom neglect 10 property u'N'
Imnp,e Tpod Conftptiiou, lrsprpsiE, AAlaFi> Ap,
poi.xy, liver, Kidney, Heart bsrsse, pfop.y' ava
kheumaiism nut 20 the debiiileai hnTaenrn Nl'h
such serious sickness, We eou'eirnlnnsly ise9m,
mend FwAYsg's PILLS" which contain inedlelhA'
ptopettIrs possesed ~ 20 .tL ~ f0m,dy, sent W
mai tnr aEt, nos ~ 30 pitts boxes 81 I'm nsmpD
Address DR. awAYSR soS. PLiladelphis, is
QoIA ~ nFuggslg.
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a.. Thirty DAYS Trial.

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.,,J pr Dye's Criebfs'sd RlrctTo' Hollsio Belis
and Kleeirie Appliances On iIsl for iltly day. 70
men fynunr ~ Hld' who ar s'ct'd WIN nrtv'u'
Debility, l1s, vitality sni EuGFed troubles, guar
sultr,bg speedy end c,InT '''- t"-iprsllen OF Wsh
cured, q, ,hiriy dsYs u'sli SLOWED lah ~