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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-10

ScuTARI, June 0.-The explosion in the
powder magazine yesterday, caused by
lightning, killed ten soldiers and seven
civilians and wounded forty soldiers aud
five civilians. A portion of the debris tell on
the bazaar aud an adjoining magazine
causing great destruction of property.
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- Additional Turf Notes. Jerome Park

New York, June 0.-The handicap
steeplechase which ends the meeting,
was over full steeplechase course, and
eight Jumpers started, the winner turning
up in Spider. He won good race, a scant
head from Lilly Morson with Judge MUIR
ray a third, in I;2sl,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-10

SENATOR JOE Blown, of Georgia, lie PIE
pared to keep the we',t from The door Tor a
short while, at least, even though the pub
lie should withdraw from him its favor.
His income Is only 81 900 day, but he
could manage to get along on 1t, If II were
necessary TO practice strict economy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-10

MONTREAL, June 9.-LsCrossc, for tic
championship of the world between the
Shamrock., the present holders, and the
Montreal club, was won by the former.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-10

% A DIV For lnfaullle and Birth Ilu.
Dad L mors and Skin Blemshes use
Cuticura Soap, deliciousy pcrfumed Skin
Beautiiier, and Toilet Bath aud Nursery san.
alive, Absolutely pure. Sales, Isl and 1882,
I0r00lO cakes
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Guticura.
Skin Diseases
Fifteen Years of Suiiering-Body Covered
with Hunor-Had Twelve Doctors-Paid
Ont NhNO--NO Cure-NO Hope.

will now state that made a miraculous cure
OF one of the worst cases of skin dis asses known.
The patient is man forty years old: had suffer
eh fifteen years. His eyes, scalp and nearly
his whole body presented a frightful appear
anCe Had had the attention of twelve differ
ent physicians, who prescribed the best reme-
dies known TO The protest. on, such asiodide po-
tsssium. arsenic, corrosive sublimatc, sassapar-
lila etc Had paid $500 for medical treatment
with but little relief. | prevailed upon him to
use the CUTCURA RfsoLvgST blood purlher)
internally, and the CUrICuRA and CuuCuBA
aoAPexier ally. lie did SO and wascOmp lete
ly cured The skin on his head, face and many
other parts OF his body, which presented a
most loathsOme appearance Is now MS solt and
smt h as an infauts, with no scar or trace of
the discaS left behind lie has now been cured
twelve months Reported by
f h. BROWN, Esq, BNnwel. q c.
Reference, DR. II. BARR, Charleston, s. c.
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sgrHE DIRECTORS oFrHEyTRAvElDi
MEMS UNION will please attend a syci
meeting of the Directory at ISL Elm street. VI
morning. at 10 o'clock, By order Of the Vie
president FRANK WHEAT. Secretary,
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READ THIS
Spccial Onticcs.

HTArTENrloN, MASoNs.-THE MY
oers OF TANNEHILL LODGE NO. 81 AEn
~ NJ are hereby requested to attend a saK
communication on TUESDAY EVENING, JUN
~ 1883 for the election Of officers and ole
import'nt business, By order of
JEFF. WORD, WV
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-10

The Ship Laborers society OF Quebec has
adopted resolution that eight hours shall
hereafter constitute days work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-10
LADIES! sE M1ER' 9'iii
isa Miraculous Combination of Black II,v.
Iron, Erigeron and all the Most
Noted Womb Tonic,

Cures Painful MENsTRUATIoN wi,bou.sa
Try it and be convinced.
Cures Excessive monthly FLOW in ana u
two periods.
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HOSIERY

VIII be the next department TO which n.
call the attention of the reader. Hare ' WY w
found line of goods complete in eye,v ",a y
a "a we will let the Judgment of the cr. SelI
decide as TO whether or not the prices s,S .E
sonablc, and feel assured that their Sas,I "a
"iIadd TO our reputation for popular pri S,sA
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CottonaLinenLaWn,
Atvsrying prices, but all ara
handsome Goods And chesn

Has also received an addition by a r0Oo..
rival OF Novelties, purchased at astonisaa,, Y.
low figures; ana consequen ly our pries w ~
above goods are lower than the Lowest. ' Oa lie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-26
NO MAS INCENDIOS.

F6sforos de verdadera seguridad i
legitimos de la marca Espada, Sc han
en- el ipico dep6sito de esta
Capital "El TELEGRAPH. SAN Justo H..
-. AfEL6N &tlo. 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-26
F0TOG RAf'lA.
r eIicianO Alfonso

preUaad0 en- Ia Ferad It.flloS2
cspn de Ponce con lienciogs
honor16ca Y MedoBia dc plata
Sc ofrece de naevo al ilnstrado pn
blicode esta provincial en- todos 10,
trsbaJos de sn profession.
Tetnan 80, frente al Hotel de ID
Estralla. lis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-26
IONICO GLNITALES.

lCelebres pildoras del espe-
cialista DR. MORALES, contra
Id debilidad, impoteneia, esper-
matorrea y esLerilidad. Su
uso esta exento de todo peli-
gro. Sc venden en- las princi-
pales tarmacias de la Isla 4 So
orc cajs Deposito, en- Puer
to- Rico, 3arlnacia de Ledesma
Iiermanos. DR.. MoRALES, Ca.
rletas 80, Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-26
VA LLEGAR() N

En- el TELEGRAPH Sau Jnsto II
Sc han reeibi,lo los siguie ntes articnlos
,Jnbon aznl Ingles superior marea
Medley.
Arroz Hamburgnes superior.
Velas aie composiel6n conpletas {
incompletas.
Cerve2a superior marca GIobo en
barriles.
lden fdern. marca II. Paoli en- ca
iaS.
t'as " I.nz Dianant. legitimo.
llierro .alt5ss~lizaslo, liso '-r,ss-ala.lo
: talTSFeras y horuillos de hero gsi>
valizado.
Aiaquinas de coser lie catleneta, ],
ioble pespunte.
('aniAs lie tierro de varias classes.
Toto i aprceios m6ditos.
o6 S. ,Hehm h Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-26
Al un clos de Europa
GALLIEN PRINCE
PARIS - rue I-ar@yeste. SO PARIS
UNIe0s y xcLUSIvoS AGENTES

The proprietors of the BoIetfn
MenantH have the honour Of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. GALLIEN
& PRINCE who are the sole
Agents for all Eagitsb q Freses
ADVERTISING.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-26
unguento Holloway,

EsGs al4rayileee haisaguu sans !ntaiiblemen-
x heriias aaaguas, Jas iiagas, J los ala3e-
lie psefaas De pecho Por nfeaiade 81 inliaen-
ID ~ lticeras vgsi.elstas tofnan nlay proato
aspecto eonvaleeiente y deSap apareoen. la
n4s aeJa. este itagpeat0 fefrige4anle, de pre-
hIcig sna clHa ForfecsA dc las afecciones de Ia
lit3, los eDnstipadas, las to5es y elftamatis
alo, ann cuando SO ha apelado en vano To-
.es los lena&s Temeaios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-26

administration dn BoIetin Mer
santI ! rhonnenr de prier Messieurs
les Annonciers haneais de vouloir bien
sxmettrs Ieurs ordres de Publicite
Nm. GALLIEN a PRINCE qui
sent les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
ae &C Journal pour Ia PnblieitS Fraasaiss
- lHelatss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-26
"A MIGOS DE TOOO S
pilD0RaS HOLLOWAY.

aiitooe- de- i,erson,.,. va toa.s d, pa,re- B.
do, recolieadaa bthes Ps.,iotas como a
.eisI rcs1aHratlgs. &c h ,ai 4pyss IS epnsee,
rsi ouras as.iss ~ a3.leel iaos ati c0sa9ou.
lei iilg9io isi e2gseo ela ioe r,teser y de
'or inu l1us. eeEasayta "a arfiAon'a, ia
.eat. ,sess $ Is e,:. ...4is3s erpasaa'ie lie Ia
ea taaa inaparas sertsleeieato aoaapS
t,HltAls y sisteni5 ar i0so jandn in tono
! lillahle 3 h erganis A.lap eneral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-26
PARA 1884,

Acadia de recibir la Imprenta
del sBoLETN IS cIases de AL
MANAQuES para el prdximo
an0.
Is un surtido que satisfara to-
dos los caprichcs por su variedad,
belleza, amenidad Y economic.
Entire era diversidad de AL
MANAQUES 6guran los exfo-
IiadoreS dc fodos tamahos, otros
mardo e'eganies vol6menp.
nu.fa.us de Chi i,eanteS calicaiu
ia, .!e ingenIo>lsilno texto lre-
1ario. rnna hos iluS'rsdo> con ar
tistico~ cromcs dc colores ! lca
ua,tgaloS por admirabies cubitr
tas. -. En- fn, no eS possible
haecr na detaliada cla>ifi. aci6n
lie ese immense snrtido de AL
MANAQUES que ofreeen,os a.
lnh.ico.
Ii juzeara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-26

Los olu
en- onlrlaee
inttuei,t IL i
otnenIal Ia
l. scXo.. -.
rlats 20 ira
t,legan isln,a
y eabritiila,
nosedad, ga
faJes, tlras
XII tiil1i ratioH,
Para cal
ieN, pahuelo>
En- persl
otro que IL ~
Para Ger,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-26
N0li de fos prtsqy rrr,enfes q,le hene es'qtiecao

sefci los -rsso$ IA ciase dc papcl
~ quier "a De 50 ~ wtclente .
g cajetillaa tot
TABAt Us ELAG0R -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-26
IA DE PTO RICO.
IN FRANCISCO. 81.

te acrcditado e>tableciniento sie,nrre soli itos
yoreceJores al p,ibioo enSgenerul, acalan Dc
1epales merealos manufactured, de n,-~44s3f
de mayor noyedad que Ia modsc5f. niveitado
rntrara especialidad IN senDreros de toda,
IA, lana algoddn, cam;sas enaguas bordadas
O melor fabrics, -<1lasta el dia el,nntes da seda
il diveisas ella es agremanes y 30 lda, li,tilns
iadina~, mantillas yelos, teas escocesas para
s calzado e ininidad de atticuIos de dific
4. casimres panos, dagonales, ela.ticotnes, ,lri
,as innumerahes altculos mas.
me acreditado va e establecmiento exstt
! n las mportaciones de este rano.
y rse oe la verdad tanto en- 10 manifestado como en-
Jos preci de yenta, invitan todos general sc
ia Visita dieho estabIecimiento duenos:
f. ARRABAL & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-26
NOVEDADES
I'm la
I'M PREM TADEL B0LET T IN NJ { nCAN I


Lamamo la atencion de las ptronas de gso <fa
dc vaadi>mo obeo acals de recihr N enana
e~tablecimieno
En- elos de elegane que garicuara obre to
h. los de u indoe ha,ta ahora imporado adenas de
ganca m6dico snden: economic
~m dado e mero arteo la exqusta fabrication de
oto pero que e asequiblesa rodas
a> urtunas
He -la-~-sas1on reermos:
de tocador para Cabaeros eenses
de teao caas de cas para eslo preco de-
81 rs hast pesos dc atemaicas pntlras gran
vaedad aretas de fantasia para feacones p&scuas
de adrez danas, inos enrefnos Pesascartas de a
forma emas modenos caprichosos general
rcos de esctoo pape de yaas classes para escr1br
ibuo gran yaredad de mbre para pare
flores vsto Surtdo complete de arnlos para Ii
de flores areaes cieno ormas de- eua
do para oograias propos para exponerlos saa 80
gbnetes notable dversidad de de cases n
hbros de msa pecosas tapas de nacar gaaas relieve
elgantes yinaeas ayudar ma sudo complete port
punaS pumas garantzado nta de escribr copa iii
nsore marcas franeesas ingesass caeras
eA ne de Rusa facureros inuensa coe
e artcuo de noyedad gusto fantasia que se rsax 4
prero- lmtados. ss
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-01-27
Our New west.

Some years ago the country between
he Missouri river aud the Rocky noun
.ius as regarded desert; al best Mt
" nothing but grazing purpoaes
hese plains cover an enormous extent
country, and there is now reason to be
eve that in the couse OF the next TWEEN
Tive years the greater part of it will
ecome arabic land, which will grow
.agniGcant crops. There are three
yencies at work eflecting this change
ne OF these is irrigation. The streams
hich issue from the melted SHOWS of
le Rocky mountains are being careful
utilized to irrigate large sections Of
nd east Of the foot bills. As is we'll
nown the Mormons have converted
le Salt Lake valley into a perfect gar
IN. Before they set up irrigiting
.tches Utah was in Appearance the
ost unpromising portion on the earti's
lriace for the growth Of agricultural
.ducts, but water applied tothese sage
lsh deserts changes them as if by mag
and makes them wonderfully fruit
i. Still another means OF utilizing
ESQ grazing plains is found in the
mixing of artesian wells. The water
hich reaches the surface by this means
gradually absorbed by the. thirsty
ii, aud the desert blossoms like the
se. Many OF these wells have been
)aned, ana in lime I'll ere will be thou.
nds OF them, each the center of an eli
,ost recreased district Of country. But
10 most potent influence at work it
10 steady extension OF population west
the rainfall. As tho country be-
,mea settled and trees ere planted, the
.ins become more frequent and heav-
r. II is believed IN time that even
enver will be subject to showers
Efficiently frequent to convert the ar
| regions Of its neighborhood into
uitful fields Horace Greedy pre-
icted that the time would come when
iese dry plains would become dottec
it'll wind.mills, which viii pump VI
le water out OF the vast depths Of th,
,tesian wells. II is claimed that tn,
uilding OF railroads has great deal i,
0 in attracting the rain from EastorI
ties aud water conrsess Dsnloresfl
fOnihtu.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-01-27

DR. Williamson, well known in
estern Texas, practioing ia Morelas,
Gexico, was murdered Ia NIorcas o. few
avs ngo. He wag called Go tie doc.
. night aud shot down by unknown
rties
eomanchc CHER Those 10 an
bundance of wheat still 10 tho hnnds Of
rmerd, and we hear of uo recent
Iles Of large amounts The average
own is much smaller than that Of laat
inter, and only that sown carly gives
whence of good yield,
-Casirovillc QaUh Mr. Goaing
stained a proprietary interest in tho
aper when Mr.. Ward assumed control,
nd he atill has that Interest, and will
present nj the next meeting oi ;he
,soeiation in Dallas. Underno c!reum-
,ances would MIR. GoslinR give up his
membership in the Texas Press asaocin-
on.
GalUestou Nous: Last evening
le numerous passengers on Conduct, r
Y. II, Georges down tram on the Gal
eston, Houston, and Henderson were
aga ed, "a few miles this side of Dick
ison bayou, with truly interesting
I'D beautiful sight. II was small
roup of deer quietly feeding in the
pen prairie few hundred yards from
10 track. The rumbling OF the train
,emed in n way trouble the boa ltiful
nd graceful animals, one Of which, a
Irge buck, was seen to merely raise
is head aud, with refreshing degree
I curiosity, not Rlam, quietly take q
lew OF the cars as tho train glided ON
ward the gulf.
- Gdl1esioa N6iDs, Jan. IL: The
eamship Arunsas, which arrived from
torgau City yesterday morning and
roceeded on her way to Curpus Christi
ufiug tho afternoon, bad on board a
oneignmont OF fine live stock. The
rst lot consisted OF one bail aud thir-
Zone COWS, OF hefamous Angus polied
l,tlc from Forfarshirc, Scotland,
hich arc pronounced by MIR, Alex
lardie, the gentlemuu in Charge to b
10 finest breed In Britain. L C cattle
ere out one hundred days from Scot
nd yosterday, having been landed ut
oston and shipped thence by rail to
ew Orleans, and arc the property OF
10 Dundee Land company OF Corpus
hristi. The cattle all have pedigrees,
ld will be used for breeding purposes.
"a the same steamer there were three
thoroughbred stations ftOm the stock
rm of DIR, Herr, near Lexing ton, Ky
IT,; 4 Mambrino Patcho1, two-l ear
ID; Mamhrino King, one-year-old, and
4 Almont, two year-old, which nre the
roperty Of the rexa5 Land and Catil,
ompany Of Corpus Christi That will
so be used for breeding purposes, and
ere in charge OF Mr. Ed. E, Abel.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-01-27
Bird Architects.

Doves, in the construction Of their
SITS, display great apparent carelees-
ess or want OF skill, The coarse sticks
bat compose their nests are so loosely
hrownftogether that one would hardly
elieye they could holdtho eggs. This
evidently provision of Nature to
ecuro the young from vermin, like the
ractice OF the woodpeckefs laying their
gigs ON the bare wood. a similar i'm
reflection. Of structure marks the nests
( larger birds. But Why should Ger,
eih speciea be endowed with this con
ervative Instinct. while ia Others it is
atiiely wanting7 by careful obser.
alton we may tindaa reason FOR Il.
NE woadpeckera lay thoir eggs on the
aro wood that yermin may not Ind a
.arhor In tho materials OF nest; hut
lhen q WIN or ehiela aloe iakas pos.
esslon Of ope ~ these Yapated hollows
hey an " With materials lhAl afo fittod
o harbor svarms 1T Vermin. but each
" these bisda feeda on tho niunleal
rawling insects, and With its micros.
opie yltiqu can esaNy destroy ni that
inter- their abode llilseH Fiag7
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-01-27
SAN SABA NEWS.
ADvER11s1Na RATES,

az All advertising bills due and payable after
nr4t Insertion.
Hs-Adv,nisomants tor less nAn tbroe moiths
apeeisi rates.
l,s-L1oal notices IS cents psr kns Cor tint lnssr.
hon. and ~ Tor each aubssQuAnl inssp,lsn.
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n 49, -. -
en'if 10. Vi'o iasV ~ ,.,l' 80 w ~
Slslhiecy ~ h1gsul 'a.a 5 US my
tiasv ln wv IN ' -o' u. W
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snereoy uohe oou1''S ,itJ WIN tuo
proper pr9seo,'9a 81 'u oJu' s.iinab
l's peen uuio IN Us 5UVJ ~ pnion
o6o'noi wv "a, III III l,,,i,j,,a1 ~ ~,
ye1I' w, Nc ISi'E "a S. " vac -
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uutu nySl0iaH' .,,oii "ns l'''eo q. 10y
- us lad in ~ -, nan ',i'
tu NH; IL, Nv 'o vA' tho dis,SDrSo ~ Va,S
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IT. HI" '',t n,r ohl;,o,inns ~, t,o
~ 5y elotns t,v Tho yorS ,,otariol al
49, '.,,s9s 10 o,1 j;rortod h..
80 ~ A. 80 ~ b.rr , -s;,L ~
lut sso ,t a; ;t -, ~ rcSi ,rnrt u" 'o
49,, -; =, VI, ,be yolIo faSar at
'-', III ,,Io,,,ro ot,, IN
-,i'nas.i ,'5 nv -l,lieet;ons tn tbo
nolion.i i,ear1 ~ LraitS 5,,r;rg o'-,b
,'sornf nynJr,i,, s,,oti,,,, ,,,d csneoi,Il,,
I ~ Dr pcoo,is of thot hoor1 M Nev
/ O1ssns ,,,i,o,I, ;,,Sorr,s,ia, md
/ Iii ~ 'f7''' 49,
''HPlcE OF COMMISSIONER OF INsuRANcE'
\ STATISTICS AND HISTORY
Inc present incumbent, IN addition
10 other duties, haa prepared Il book
containing . description OF Texas with
Ia great deal OF care and labor that Is
I Nil I,o'snh,nittoj iar ,o,r jnsnost;on
/ IT, ,ircniotton "s ',ro,yioTslv ,yov;Jod
! for b9 law Viii il ia believed Five The
mos accurate and extensive lnlofma-
ton u al parts Of Texas That has over
been embodied aud iurnished to the
/ puppe, a..IN.
he' AavIngl been placed ~ charge oil
inc puphc properly OF the tWo houses
OF inc legislature, has undertaken to
hHVe 10 placed IN the two nous prepared
Tor ! taq lggSllaiuIe ia the ,einpp9r4ry
oiiis2', '-''v w. n,e yoi
iSro "a c5mmence iis s noa 1,i' Tbprc
! ba,lbeen M nnnron,,ni;on made M Tho
loet eooaion I, Jefr . the evnense oi
tbia nrenarntion for the two bonssa in
\ tdvspee of their meetin-. An nroyione
eTnar,enre ebows tbat sncb mn anuro.
,,riatio5 abcnld bo md az Cr hsfore
tbe ndfdnrnment III eysrv session of Inc
fiboislaf{ife. ana f1rthor' tbat n sbouId
be made t5e eneoial dnty Of ammo n1r
Ftien,ar AIcer 10 have Il done
He bae nlso eiven Ills attention. IN
AID rof no gove,nor Ia tbngs,biect ~
IEf IVA WEIGHS Am MEASURES, 4 s
Sncblas yera wooded fnr a,r,dard.
were onplied for and obtained from m,
Trnitod g,oloo I've wb;cL rr,oaror'
l
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s az Nt 81,
eI'imoN W li oneer33' lhe attempt
70 'lAe 2o -s'l2u " tHg ROAD ana uso
/. 'or que Dgnel' oil l 'i.. al5te' Gltlonl
ll i,'9 i i. ''ll's roYiSe0 W ''Yhheo'
"9 ,n! nave icon worse man useless.
'l's luI ,,,n OF dispute Is nos comm
~ ~ .-'lo iite.p Pleue on Ialttoau' o1t io
.'i19 90 " nYihp'', Uuu involves iIrBe
.nllt1sI "n''p suouii Pc setpet IN
Si,s W. I,i %, 'i,v,i ~ o,gn l's,sla'
In, tl'n y. Eg ,I pIoPuLil prot,cq1 s1e IN
i 80. .. suV h.a'V' "'ii9u 'ibny VI leB'S-
iI''1u IVES ~ yes, " Iu'",'o' in tnp het
oi l9oo' unaer Nni'h th. loan was
'--''S' r.,,,,,,. ..,.,,,.,,.,.....,..
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u "a FV9u'r9u uy tue oAaftar OF by
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GH'I9 6ouetal'yl ! eiu iilg9iy Indebted
W 5n1 courtesy auu alu OF INC present
anu loih'r '''orhey'BeneraA Oh the
s'"'e'
,,,-.t-f r1L As fLuMs'
Anes- eu''ltlnte luautulons nave
Deeh wen managed IN proportion 10 the
nlVan9 lneui9heo Tor tnet support nnd
Sr9oUsi en'HIE. n9hl' me greatest
i''N on udt 'l"H,e means ana appliances
,'f3 peen III tuo luhaho heYium, Az
l"o AA5sl9uS oil sne Legislature } nave
Pie'eU'Pg tAp ih'ngialiioA rehhn8 TO
ouo luAner OF leAa'le' tlIAt nave peen
tA'en euro oil III jana and other places
.ot tlo WahV o. accommodations lor tnem
" luo iuuH,lu asylum amounting 10
leYeru na .niulIrsis 9sep time' ! made
an e i.gll'a appeal 20 eet ample appfo
l,llp''ons 20 remedy TINS Owl ~ once
AAppf9pt'A''ons nave been nude, bnt
.nu5 uA'e "oeu lot3ll! AiNVeqpate' M
Iuoy nn5o Du5h uaea' ma nave oeep
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! HYDROCARBONS
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1883-01-27
GOVERNOR ROBERTS MESSAGE

10 inc exclusion OF otuCf mAltCIi we
mako room for Clie message Of Governor
n,L,rtg to tse Te,islntprs which CON.
l''Drl'' 10 ',u 'i's - o', NV ',.,
yenea az Aus.ih on wv V'i' q '"u''"'!'
This is one of the obleat state papers
that has ever been promulgated by tno
i've ~ the oreat state Of Teyss.
w W. sa-a - I'll, a. n.to for
"o INV ' 'tO'0e'
publishing the ncstlg2' as we could
not End any thing moro Interesting 'o.
all Texans.
M ,be go,,o,obIe Scnotc.c0d Bouss
~ w 1871 Ho' W. mos jn j5e Lf9jsiq.
~ ~. 80. a''i 4 ,scn,Iis,I,
~ '. Xxx ,,,,,.,,;,,, ,gr,o
-. ~ ~ ~ ,i,o come In tb, coui.
pJol''o 49, W. = 100 100 hoji eoyer,,,ont
va ~ - ,-,,'nrtant ,,nriod ~ lhn Lis'
~ 80 :, i ~ G,o at,ic '.
voe. fslire5.r;lizsna 6,d a.spfeJ
- .;se1 ,..,rou,,,,.rgrr ngcncy. thnue
II, gov6rnmeut IL ibcir own liking. nc.
',,,na Ia tl,n will mi thc aoioritl,..un-
doy tbc nouors. lmilationa aud rfslric.
lions Of Tic contribution.
,Tbe bies-iuos Of pood government
bova. hoen r.onred by their previous
efrorts and in itsenioyment they are
nov, a sofief;sd people. An exuberant
nTosncrity flls tbe country to overflow
tnr NJ tbe ,irssent time. The glowing
nro.pcdls Tor sits future advancement
~ Xxx clcmentsof oreatness. are equally
encossanoiur ITS progress during tho
lass teu YEAR has been unprecedented
in the annals Of states. on the continent.
If hae in tbnttime. EMERGED from com
n,raeve obscurity 10 a favorable appro.
citation tbronebo1t our sister statos, and
tbronobont the nations of Europe.
ME foundations for much of tLat mo-
otsseyeto laid before was elected aud
became ovorncr of the stale. four
,cnrs AGO During my two administra
fions ii7e nolicv pursued. WIS plainly
marked ont Ii was the practical re-.
io,1, tom of all the governmental
orsro+,nna in existence. with such addi.
,iong civ os wore in accord with the
sn,rit. OF tbe pre. and as we're prompted
NJ baleyi.tin4 condition OF The ooun-
tr, ma its pressing wants.
fl, fla n1r.nit az bot nol,tv there
hos Il, '- n he main n haImonions go.
49, - hr tho ia,;sIs4nre ami Na
t>cneyn oi6eere sanctioned by The
,snersl oonrobatiou of the people. It's
rr.snl,. IN an ehnrL a lime bnvo been
renrl yoiJo
TIo eJvolofem taxes have been ro.
5s,,,d ON afty To thirty cents on the
.nc 'bnpdred dollars worth Of property,
ma tl,8 ccenpa,iop taxes nearly In the
me- propottiops An overnowing