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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-07-05
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


RECEIPTS-Wheat, 2,500 ctls.: flour,
SO, OOO or. SKIS: oats, 200 ctls. ;spotatoes,
700 SKIS: eggs, $500 doz.
FLOURISH Francisco extra, best, at
$5. 00@5.30; medium, $3.50@4.50; shipping
superfine, $3.00@4.25.
as out of the market, for their purchases
are so small and SO few that they occasion
scarcely any observation. Millers move
around more lively in search cf choice of
ferings, without obtaining much satisfac-
ton, Prices are quotable at $1.42A01 .475
y ctl for good shipping grades, while lots
suitable for milling go from 81. .461@1. 80
Buyer 1884-1OO tons, $14sA.
Seller 1884 900 tons, S.. .4OI, 700, 81 1.4O3 e
etI.
Closing prices were:
No. white Bid. Asked.
Buyer season 81 46 81 46
Seller season. | SO 39a
t BUYER 1884 84... 521
BAGS AND BAGGING-There appears
to be good demand for wheat bags. We
quote Calcutta, 22x26, standard quality,
at 7A07sc for spot or June delivery. Wool
bags are nominal at 36@39c; potato gun.
| nies 14(0145c apiece.
| BARLEY-Prices are generally pretty
well sustained, and, from present appear
ances, there is not likely to be any inter-
mediate disturbance of consequence in
rates now current. The best qualities OF
Feed change hands at S23(gSoc v ct,
while No. z grades range from 773gSOc u
| ctl. The inquiry for Brewing is still
rather positive, though buyers are not
eager to close sales. A strictly choice
article is worth 873c R ctl, while most OF
the trading is arranged within the limits
| of 9O(d9oc u ctl. Over z,OOO tons NO.
Feed were recorded as follows
Buyer season-1OO tons, g5c.
| Seller season-lOO tens, SIC.
| Buyer 1884-2OO tons. 91c y ctl.
CORN-California yeilew is quotable at
$l.6O@l. IS for large, and $1.65 for small;
@1.55 U ctl.
TALLOW-Good to choice rendered, Oh
| @7c; refined, S4@83c tY ID.
| HOPS-Quotable at 10@16c, y ID for poor
to medium. and 18@22sc for good to choice.
APPLES-Oregon, y bx., 75c@$1.25.
| HIDES-Dry. y tb.. usual selection. 100
| 2Oc; dry kip. l9(92Oc; dry calf, 20@223c;
salted sIeeTs, 90 IDS, iic.
|, ,o111a1 1AhD-EasIern renneo, 10 Io-lo. sins'
l1gt1aS aGoN N1ner a proeispns anoahSed. anon : a.
oAAnaGM, a. on a. 81 A-io eanS' ooz''
[. orG, Q; O., ?i:so, & SI'I559; $1,000
DphJ Ti'a ao1., ot Stegsooi 5oc;t :. o..h,o :.
@ioYTSgu. @nsYWnT &S pS1 'U e,o ooaoo M -
"o @Ao.ooSs@o'oo "
oon. -
LSTUFtS-Ground barley. S24.0O
| 0zo.OU " ton; OIL CAKE meal, OLD process,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-07-05

THE Picnic SEASON. Oak poisoning is
prevented by applying Camelline for the
complexion
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-07-05

Catarrhal New Treatment whereby
permanent cure is effected In from one to
three applications. Particulars and trea-
tise free on receipt of stamp. A. 81. DIXON
& Son, 305 King street west. Toronto, Can.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-07-05

A recent cold or chronic Catarrh yield
promptly to Papillon Catarrh Cure. It
does not irritate.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-07-05

A sewer-pipe is the pipe of piece-sev
eral pieces in fact.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-07-05

To the needs of the
tourist, commercial
traveller and new set
tier Hostetter's Stoin-
ach Bitters is pecul-
iarly adapted, since it
strengthens the di-
gestiya organs, ard
braces the physical en-
ergies to unhealthful
influences. 1t removes
and prevents malarial
fe er. constipation,
dyspepsia, BEAUTIFULLY
stimulates the kidneys
and bladder, and en-
riches az well as pun.
fies the blood. When
overcome by fatigue,
whether m entail OF
physical. the weary
and Siebilitated find Il
q reliable source of re.
newed strength anG
comfort. For sale bj
all Druggists and
Dealers generally.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-07-05

HnEAHWAN An oil fish OF rich and delicious
nN favor. Superior to the finest i'm.
UR CANDLE FISH ported 3ardines Ask for them
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-07-05


The experience in the treatment of Cancer with Swift
Specific rs would to warrant US in saying that
will cure this much dreaded scourge. Persons SO
afflicted are invited to correspond with U.s.
believe Swifts Specific has saved my life had viz
tuay lost use OF the upper part Of my body and my
arms from the poisonous effects of large on my
neck and from which had suffered for twenty years
s. s. s. has relieved me of all soreness and the poison
is being forced out of my system will soon be well
W. r. Robson, Davsboro, Ga.
Two months ago my attention called to the case
of woman afflicted with cancer on her shoulder at
least five inches in circumference angry painful and
giving the patient rest day night six months
obtained supply of Swifs Specific for her She has
taken bottles and the ulcer entirely healed up only
very small scab remaining and her health is better
than for years past; seems to be perfectly cured
REV. JESSE Il CAMPBELL, Columbus. Ga
have seen remarkable results from use of swft's
Specific on q cancer. A young man here has been
afflicted five years with the most angrylooking eating
saw, aud nearly dead The first bot
tie made wonderful change and after five bottles
taken, he is nearly quite WELL 1t is truly wonderful
M. F. CRUMLEY, NJ. D., Oglethorpe Ga
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
ETHE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8 Atlanta, Ga
NJ v Office 15a w 23d St. bet 9Th and 7th Avenues.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
q 4 eS M~IIerIet.
Yhe8e Der 3dbne.

Wdbrenb IS feitffebt, baB quite pnb
i9le9te 3abne gum srOBen Tbeile seerbt
finb, f6nnen quite bur9 8erna1ldHtsung
bod let1t perborben perben. Ni9t nur
bic @eiunbbeit, ionbern aud bes suten
9lusisbens uesen, iolten bic 3dbne in
m6slidit sutem 3uifanbe erbalten werben.
Nidts e~ntifelt einen iunsen Wann ober
elm Mdbden msbr, als in 5olse BON gers
na9ldKisung gelb ober i9pars geporbene
Sdbne; ie bibi9er bic betreffenSe Yerion,
INN 10 %auifulenber lit Der Seblsr. @ltern
iinb IN bieier Be3tebung oft gu tabeln.
Sobalb elm &inb fem %permanenten Sdbne
betommt, ionte ibm gelsbrt wer6en, baB IS
minbeitsns einmal tdglid bic 3abnbirite
unb @aHsr ssbrau9t. Dies tSnnte benz
&inbe in ipdteren Sabren manden Aerser
uub uieaei5t man9es 2eio eriparen. Der
@ebrau9 elmer ni6t ~ iteifen 3abnbirtte
IN Waiier setau9t, Morsens unb Qbsnbs,
1T 9lQes, mas bic 3dbne bebirfen. Sest
ii9 trosbem Weinitein an, 10 wirb etpas
gaitilieifs (bie peiBe lit am beiten) auf
bic Sirite serieben, nm benielben gu ents
fernen. Wenn mebr n0tbig lit, bic Sdbne
In sutem 5uitanb gu erbalten, lit subereites
tie Sreioe zines Der beiten 3abnpuIuer.
Wtan permeioe aae 3abnpuluer, bic in
irsenb elmer Weiie fOrnis iinb: einise ents
balten pulueriiirtes Bimitein, melder TO-
wobl BEN Weinitein, wie bic gmaiae ents
fernt. Beim @ebrau9 Der girite lit es
ebenio pi6tig, baB iie AUDI an Der &ifieite
Der 3dbne unseuenoet pirb unb ~anitatt muir
quer ben 3dbnen entlans gu biirften, io0te
es tbeilpeiie aud BON BEN @aumen auf
unb nieber sei6eben, nm etua 5wii9en ben
2ibneu iieenoe Sbeile Su entfernen. Nie
sebrau9e man metallene 3abuito9er; elm
9olsipdbn9en lit ielbft better. wie bic 10
bdifis benutten 6ebertiele. Wenn Sduls
niB an ben 3dbnen bemerft wirb, sebe man
,um Sabnar,t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

Ger &nobIau9 in isinsr Inmens
buns sssen bas @ufbldben bes &inbuiebs
unb sesen bic Sunbswutb. SIM vWirts
tsmb. Wo9enblatt fur 9anbpirtbi9aft"
empfisblt Sbierar3t 6alber in Ssnp
(gSirttsmbsrs) auf @runb brsiBisidbriser
9rfabruns ben Rnoblau9 ais elm uorsiiss
Tides Seilmittel sesen bas Iufbldben.
Man nimmt mad ibm auf eineu 4iter WtiI9
spsi bis brei tIein sei9nittene Rnoblau9s
tnouen unb ldBt bieie Wiiduns mad benz
Gblieoen in einen nit einem Brett9en ,us
sebedten irbensn 9sfdB rubis I'M Staus
iteben, bis elm grtrantuussfaa portommt,
inbsm iie in Jolse Der lauren @dbruns um
10 raider wirtt, lie alter fe 1T. Seissn
ii9 bic grideimunsen beS Iufbldbens Bel
einsm Gbiere, 10 sibt man elm Yiertel biz
elm balb 2iter Der Sliiisteit unb wiebers
bolt bis CUR Seriteluns ale 9iertels unh
babe Stunbsn biele @abe. Nm Serbaus
unssibud9e leibenbe unb babsr lsi9t benz
glufbldben u%nterporfene Gbiere ioaen melt
wenissr benz 9sibsn ausseisst fem, wsnu
man benielben 3eitwsiie ieoesmal 3psi bic
brsi Gage bintereinanber tdslid 3weimaI il
Elm 0iertel Otter uon beiastem Mittel elm:
aibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

aus &uBIanb. Cine &~utbenitrafe
purbe pom ben Sff3ieren zines 4oiatens
&esiments In &aratlihp iiber einen Bauer
uerbdnst, neil beiien SunO einen Offsierss
bunb gebiHen bate Die our Gretution
beorberten adt &oiaten bieben 10 unbarms
bsrsis auf ben armsu &erl Elm, baB sr bic
Beiinnung perlor. - @inen mertpirbigen
aber fir bic Serbdltniiie in &uBlanb iebr
1aratteriitii9en 8efebl bat Der Gbef Der
8~etersburser YOli3ei, General @re1er, err
Ianeu; bic Better aIer Sotels, &eitaus
rants unb Sbeebauier iinb ndmlid anses
wieieu worben, bic Bortrdts bes &aiiers
unb Der Witslieber Der faiierli9en SamiIis
en- aus ibren Offentli9en Rdunen ;u ents
fernen, neil bic 8eiu9er nidt INNER ben
sebOrisen &eipeet Dor ben - bduHs gang
unfsnntli9en = Silbern Seisen, tnbem fe
Mot iofort beim gtntritt in bic &dume
unb beim Sortseben bic 9ite a%bnebmen /!
Sn Solse bieies 8efebls muBten aud einis
&c isbr quite giIbsr bss &aiierpaares uon
6en @anben Der Yetersburssr Sotels
eriten &anges abseuommen werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
Gin ihlifteS MIbfen

besssnets uns Dor siuisen 0o9en. Sbr
GENT mar 10 raub wie &binoceross5 aut
unb 10 seflett wie WurftfIeii9, lire ausen
uaren triib unb matt unb ibre 2ippen bats
ten ale Sarben, nur feline rotbe. Neulid
iaben mir bieielbe iunse Dame pieber, aber
wie gang unbers! Sbr GENT mar 10 tIar
unb Sart wte 9srseuan, tire 9ippen sIets
den einem &iri6enpaar, ibre Gusen sIdns
gen pie Sbaatropfen. 0o9 bieier san3s
ltnteridieb tommt BON sednbertem 3uitan6s
bes 8lutes, wofiir fe Or. Yierce's cool
den Medical Discovery" (soloene mebisi:
nii4e @ntbsdunal aebraudte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
ShlGfriafeit bei Sdue,

penn midt bur9 Wansel an Ra9ti9laf
ober bur9 llebersHen ueruria9t, 1T Elm
&ranfbeitsipptom. ST fte uon alsemeis
ner S3wd9e, &opfpeb, Qppetitmansel,
beIester !3unse unb blsi5er @sit6tsfarbs
besIeitet, 10 leibeit Ou fiber an @alistsit
unb baraus foIsenber Masenz unb Inter
leibsf0runs. Or. 9iercs's pleasant
Purgative Pellets" Gdmafbafte Nbfibrs
pia9en) iino elm suuerIdiiises 5eilmittel
fir berartise 2siben. sic reinisen unb
ldutern bas SIut unb erlei9tern bic 8ers
bauunsseO rsane.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

Oas anIaufen pom Seniteri9eiben
uno @ldiern gu uerlneiben, iiberitreide man
lie auBen uno inuen nit elmer biinnen Gage
BON @lpcerin. Spiesel werSen babur3
Dor benz Itbmen bes ie @ebraudenben be-
wabrt. Gerste unb Osntiiten tOnnen bic
tleinen Slider beis3abns unb10tuuos llns
teriu9un9 acknowledgment !oena9ltbem ibrer
Patienten beuabren unb ibrau9en basielbe
ni9t INNER ab5upii9en. Iu9 6eIomeier
t0nnen tire Suitrumente BEL ueblisem
8etter auf iolde 8eiie i9iseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
Eine biniae WauS.

Cine bifige Sons. @atte: pDu,
Srau, am Sa5restas ~unierer 9o93eit bras
teit On cine Sans Satin: ,Sei
bieier tbeursn 3eit cine 9ans?" @atte:
,6aif gu BEL ~unisrsr Stipulation nidt &c:
bort, baB bas Weib benz Manne seboriam
iein muB in biaisen Oinsen2" Satin:
,gls Oh cine Sans pon pier @ulben letwas
Bilisss wdre! Sa bamals, bel ~unierer
Stipulation bait On cine Sans biuis Bee
tommen. Sect ITS anbers."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
&in0erQeoqufeu.

Die pisridbriss WalIp unb Der 3weiidbs
rise 9ubwis s%antten f9 unb ieber erbielt
cine tleine 3i9tisuns. = Sn Der 9tebenitus
be borte man barauf folsenbes:. 9eiprd@:
Ou, Gut, bait Du mas sefiblt2"
v9tein."
sd aud ni9t. Wolen mir weinsn?"
v9tsin."
Damn wsins i'd aud ni9t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

@per's PiIlen iinb Elm bequemss Wittel,
bas man immer bel Der 9anb baben tann.
sic tnb iibersudert, lei9t e%in3unebmen,
pon unfeblbarer 8irtiamteit un6 supsrldis
fig ais Seilmittel. Sbre Wirfuns eritredt
fi9 iibsr cine sroBe NnsabI pom &rantbeis
ten, wel9e burd St0runsen I'M Masen
unb IN ben Seroauunsswsrtseusen berbeis
aefibrt merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

Better, edter frans0fi9er Trauben:
Brandy, %bsitiuirter Grtratt uon Waiier:
pfeffsr unS SmartsW eeb, unb Samaicas
Snsper nebit Rampbsrefens, wie iie in Or.
Yieree'S Compound Extract of Smart
Weed ,uiummenseiest, finb bic bsitmos.
li9su Ssilmittel sssen Rolit, gboIsras
WorbuS, Ourdfau, &ubr ober SlutfuB,
ober CUR Seieitisuns uon Sdnupfen, Sic:
bern uno Gnt,inbunasanfdQeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
Naturmi1enidaitlihe Heflerioner.

Serr Bisrbimpf Tim Yinstfeits
Raui9): v0enn iest Der beribmte Oars
pin ielis nur a ein3issmal nit mir ben
sut'n N%ierenifeiner beim 2anbwirtb ueriu9t
bdtt', 70 tbdt er mile, baB Der Mff' pom
Meni9'n abitammt = net %umtebrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

Ser Yrpiaiide. Sunse Grau G@wdrmes
riid): vgl9, bore u emil, ME fiiB bic
Orofel fl6tet. 9iebff bu iie ni9t au92~
= Mann: vG9 ia, re9t i90n fnuipris
aebraten nit Sped auf benz 8au1e."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
GHr Sdweinaidter. Der 9uberbaue

Gir Shweine3ii6ter. Der Suberbauer
battle elm S9psin, bas war iebr maser uno
wolte gar ni6t f~reiisn. Oa fam er zines
Cages auf einen suten 9eoanten. Die
S9wsins iinb betanntIi6 iebr neioii9e
Sbiere. Der Suberbauer bra6te nun
einsn Spiesel IN benz S9weinetros an unb
omar 10, SaB bas S9wein beim 6refen
INNER ba binein ieben muBte. Son nun
an slaubte bas S9wein, es wdre nod elm
speitss S9wein i'm Stale, weldes aud
aus Dem Erose fridge, uno aus lauter Neib
fraB ss II 10 uiel ais m6slid, bamit ia
oas anbsre S9wein ni9t mebr bstdme. =
Se9s Wo6en ipdter mar beim Saberbaaer
S@weinsi4la4ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
&omiI&e Nusrebt.

Meuttsr (Sorni0: rslber Sans, Ou
bait ia wieber 909er IN ben S%trimpfen!~
Sans lin SerIssenbeit,) ySa, Mama,
ba tam i'd ni9t bafir, bic iinb beut' Nadt
pom Stubl ~sefauen.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

Gus Der S&ule. 2ebrer: v9eppenbeis
msr! Wie beiBen bic pier glementes" =
S~sppenbeimer: p@afer, 9uft, grbe unb
= unb =" - 2ebrer: ygtun, unb bas
uierts?" = Seppenbsimer i9weist. =
9sbrsr: Der Solsenoe, Sabnebrint 9Sie
bsiBt bas @Iement?" = Sabnebrint: bic
glementarl9ule."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
Ste i6nmrrt8e ode.
Yin bic Suaeno.

Ollie Gag e Stiitle peiter,
aue Gag e biBle 9'i4eiter:
WGnnle merits, IS 1T gar gut,
Wenu mans nit persefen tbut.
Sein Seri III aud elm gder,
Der adersmann bit bu;
Yfi9' uno pfeg' i'm nader,
Den Se9en Sibt Soft ba3u.
Das bein @sbddniB BLOB erfaBt,
Salb wiro bir'S cine idwere 9ait;
Ood nimmit bus aui in Sleil1 uuo Slut,
SIT oir's Elm beuesli9 gut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
Die @oIbprobuftion Der Der.
Staaten 1T aumdhlin NON AS 600 900 in

Ote 9oloproouttton Der yer.
Staaten 1T aqudblis pom $45 ,OoO, 900 in
1877 auf s2s 600, 900 IN 1888 berabses
sansen. Oieies tommt unsefdbr benz grs
TRACE @uitraliens, Der ii9 wdbrenb Der
lebten 10 Sabre nidt riel uerdnbert bat,
slei4. Der grtras Der ruifi6eu Wiuen
1T IN lansiamer abnabms bssrifien. Sie
ein5isen 3dnber, beren @olbausbeuts in
Der 3unabme besriffen 1T, inb Columbia
unb gene3uela. Cine ein3ise Mine bes
lestern 9anbes ersab wdbrenb benz uetsans
geuen Sabre prd9bares @olo I'M Wertbe
pen so, SOC, 900 unb nimmt man an, buB
ienes 9anb In ieiner gntuideluns raid
uora1 9eben wiirbe, penn bas bortise &es
sierunssweien ii3 IN seorbnetem 3uitanbe
befdnbe, mnb per benz 9atbe ieIbit ni9t
INNER Mufftdnbe brobten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

Ole Eragbarteit Der Obits
bdums su bef6rben. Die 9erliner
@artsnbmlseieaidaft bat einen Yreis auss
seiebt fir Elm MitteI, bic Trasbarfeit Der
Obitbdms gu bsfOrbern. Oas Mittsl bsss
isnissn, Der ben Yrsis srbisIt, bsitsbt
barin, bic Sobenhdde, ioweit bic 3wsise
bes Baumss rei9en, I'm Wonat Ottober
NIT elmer bannen Gage &O4ialja ~ bsitreusn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
Gin inter Ehemann.

Gin outer Gbemann. rIber Sen
Maier, mas weroen sic Sbrer 6rau iasen.
psnn sic beute Mbenb 10 ipdt na4 9aui'
tommsn2" = Maisr: yOa Jag i4 weite,
gar ni5ts oils v@uten Gbenb~! Iaes
llebriss iast meine 6rau ieIbit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

Gut g%etrofeu. rals i'd pom SoteI
meg ubr, ma Der Simmerteansr chen
meg sesansen, Der 9ausbiensr meg &c:
bas Stubenmdb9en wesSes
lauen, Der Yortier meg 9 a 9 unb
infolsebefsn waren bic Erintselber wess
q%efaIIen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
Gbtcd9O,
Wtlwautee
& ct. Yanl.

Sic b.Nst uuS sefabrt Abr 400 BEETLES sti.Hbabu In
Roro SQiuois, 8iSeoRRu, Rinneiota, Soma uns Dotota,
unb ba TIRE Sauptltntsu, Swetsltutsn une Brbtnounseu
ale sroseu 9eiddttseeutren ees Roroweiteus uuo oes fus
men @sitess rrret4su. pustsnt Re naturssmab BITE Bsst&s
auns .Sbort sixe- uno III BITE bette Ssuts ,pii4eu:
gstsaso. Milpaa,ss. ct. gaut uHS yetunsapets.
GSieass, Niipsasss. Yortass. saGroNt anb sStsoaa.
gbteaso. Riiwautss, Ortonptus. abHsan u. eueasaIs
GStsass. wiIuautss. eau Claire uns Sttapat<r.
9bteaso. Wilpautes. Bauiau uus ysniu-
9steaso. WiIpautss. Beaver Dam, sons sa sae uns
Sibtoib.
gbtsaso, giIpau,,s. @au,eiSa uuS oeonsmopse.
gbteaso, 1iIwautss. veastion unS prairts su Gbtsn.
Gbteaso. DaIpautss. OpatouHa, Rantais u. 5artsaHlt.
gbteaso. Saoit. Sau,sutls uns WinIaI psiut.
gbteass. glsin. saodforS uuS DUBUQUE.
gbteaso. Clinton. 8of Sslanb, gssar 8aptss y. Saua.
9bteaso. Des Daoiuss. e0unetI 8luHs unS Omaba.
gbieaso. canton, Siour sitp. SiOur Saus uaS D%anttou.
ekieaso. weiIDautss. albert esa uuS iasIt4su Yiuutios
ia gtssueeu.
gbteaso. RiIpautes. Yaaiou 9itp. Rit4su uns CLANS
bulatu.
8od SsIans. Dubuque. ct. gauI uns Niuu.apolls.
Davenport, galmar, 81. paul unS minneapolis.
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-09-18
Deadener.

The republican leaders of Ohio
must be an intelligent lot. They did
not know that ex-senator Morrill, OF
Maine had been dead long enough to
be resolved into his original dust, and
they wrote him fearful letter, asking
him to come to Ohio and deliver
series of lectures. The letters fell
into the hands of Mrs. Morrill,, and
her reply gave them mild reproof for
their ignorance, and cold comfort In
their work in these words:
II am surprised and shocked to re-.
ceive such communication. L
thought every citizen of this country
knew my husband was at rest. I am
in mourning for him, but as much as
1 mourn his death, I thank my Father
in Heaven that he called him home
before the party he loved so well and
did so much for had so disgraced it
self as to nominate 90 wicked and
corrupt man for the highest Office
within the gift Of the American peo'
pie, as know and my husband knew
James g. Blaine to be. IL he were
alive be would not support Mr. Blaine
or any such man, even at the bidding
Of his party. CHARLOTTE MoRRILL
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-09-18

IT has been remarked that here in
Texas we have no need of political
speeches, there being no doubt as to
the result of our national and State
elections. This is measurably true,
vet a certain amount of this sort of
literature is essential to the enlighten-
ment of the people in political affairs,
hence we have recently given con-
siderable space to it-more, however,
than we shall probably give hereafter
during the present canvass. We feel
that we could by no means afford to
omit nor our readers to miss the
admirable speech of Mr.. Hendricks
which we give on our first page. 1t
is replete with sound reasoning and
common sense, REINFORCED by good
temper The San Antonio Express
upon it as follows:
The speech of Hendricks, was one
of the most conservative and convinc-
ing of any we have read, SO far, dur
ing the present campaign. 1t was
common sense, not buster reason,
not wholesale arrogation of all the
virtues for his side or denunciation
for all the vices on the other. Such
speeches do not excite the mob to
extravagant displays of enthusiasm,
but they make all men think. 1t was
not a plea to have democratic Office
holders, so as much as to secure the
adoption of democratic principles and
methods in the administration Of the
affairs of the people. He declared
the purpose to be not solely raid
on the offices. but a reform Of the
government administration. 1t was
an appeal to the reason. and not the
passions or prejudices of his hearers.
Such speeches tell with the people
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-09-18
Austin News.

The Austin special reporter for the
Express communicates the follow
ing to that paper of Tuesday
Judge John Hancock has returned
home. He says that the democrats
may make up their minds that Jones
will develop much strength in the
state, and need not be too sure OF
rousing majorities in disaffected dis
tricts. Judge Rector has written a
letter to Chairman Paschal, officially
declining the nomination by the
republican convention.
The letter says: II cannot, in
Justice to others than republicans who
have supported me during the three
months Of my independent candidacy,
or in honor to myself, accept such
nomination"
Said a leading republican this after
noon: Judge Rector is a free man
and can do as he pleases, but if he
declines to accept the nomination
rendered by his party he should not
expect his party to vote for him, and
for one I will not. I shall shake
hands with Joe Sayers and do all I
can to secure his election"
Mr.. T. J. Ely, the engraver whose
artistic work on Texas Siftings, while
that paper was here, made him well
known, was buried here yesterday.
A short time ago Mr.. Ely was in good
health; but, strange to say, while he
was yet in fine health, he said he was
soon to take sick and die, and his
prophecy of self-ill was fulfilled.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-09-18
RlaIne,s Tribute 20 Hendricks.

In his Twenty Years in Congress
Mr.. Blaine says Of Thomas A Hen
bricks: He was but thirty -one
years Of age when first chosen. and
his record in the house had not pre-
pared the public to expect the strength
and ability which be displayed as
senator. He was in the full maturity
Of his powers when he took his seat.
and he proved able, wstchful. and
acute in the discharge Of his public
duties. He was always At his post,
vas vel prepared on all questions,
debated with ability. and rapidly
gained respect and consideration IN
TIE -euste.