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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-26
A. Kahn & Co.,

ode Brain Yta,a unb Beii Commerce
26,3,t3M StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-26

llnteroffieier. -uSa, ia, nit
benz Maul finb Die gintdbrigen INNER
hornb' 'ran,-ba beriteb'n iie Nles; aber
es 1T elm GROCER llnteri6ieo stpif6en
9iarr66e unb Praris."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-26

B@unier 91edmare Departenient fur
Gamen fam mener In Qualitdt, Wiuifern
cher Breiien ibertrcfen trerben.

s@Gin iebr sroBes Eager bon 8aum=
pclI. .@inabotas unb Seeriuders, ierner
cine pculfanbise auswabl ben Semen
Epile Du Norb 3u 10, 129, Is unb 20
Gents bic Durb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-26

: Gebliimter unb punftirter W}ul
in @elb unb @eiB, gei6mafpoa uno
bilig bel 9. Wta per.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-26

s@Ginise stad BraGeler unO Sn.
grain @arpets finb nod pOrrdtbi8 unb
Iperher ,u Sem DOrter 9cfpreiien rer.
snf,. Meun beiude uns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-26

B@llnler 9errensRleieers, Gurniibins
@cots uub put. Department III ausers
telen unb uniibertreffbar in Aualitdt unb
Nufun.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-07-24
WHITE OAKS ITEMS.

j, j. Light i, now at Ncwha j, Cal.
A. h. Lee and Lloyd Schc!l arc in
town.
Chas. A. ROBBERS post office address
is Mogan, Texas.
Joseph Stcck and homas Wallace
were in town Sunday.
J. w. Kelly sold some of his sheep.
Failed to learn particulars.
1t il reported that the Delaware
Gold Mill will soon start up.
Mr.. Eugene Finn, who has bceu sick
for few days, is much better.
J. o. Nabours, mana ger Of tho Carl
1910 stock ranch, was in town Monday.
+. AZ. Chapman, one of the OLD
timers, is now at Pack Saddle, Texas.
Elmer Albright represents promising
White Oak. al the Plaza hotel. .-Optsc
The "boys" took out $500 in DIV
Gulch, las; Saturday, in less than two
hours
Billy Robson has sold his cattle to
Mr.. Samuel Siane, aud is now dcliv-
cring them.
Mr.. Peter Murphy, an Old resident pt
Of NGgai Canon, is here, on his way 10
Kingston, y. NJ.
We were shown some beautlfui gold
specimens from tie new shaft on tho
Ectta that has just bccu taken out
Paw! Wagner, G. Y. Cul.so sud
Billy n'Erltn pulled out Saturday
mouin., with n wagon load Of sup-
plies, to find ranch location
The Democrats Of this precinct all
join in thanking the man agor of the
Industrial! Bujldin. Association for the
use Of their commodious town hall.
last Saturday.
W. II. Hood is the name Of our new
tonsOrial artist. A first class shave Is
cents hair cut, so cents shampoo 50
cents or The three for 81. He wishes
to state 10 the stock,nen, farmers and
iniuers of Lincoln County that lie will
be found at Reynolds old shop, at any
hour, day or night,
NJ, Whitomau, the pioneer ncrchan:
Of White Oaks, is receiving goods
almost daily, which he is having un-
loaded at his new building, Mi.
Whilomau is western man, aud
knows what western people want Ia
the mercantile line, lle guarantees
tina, he " i'll not be JNpYRsoip. Give
him cali, and get prices. II Will
save You money.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-07-24
NO. 33.

of good men, who will make nasty
fight when compelled to.
The latest news from The Penasco
country was Tuesday, aud we learn
that there has been no further trouble,
but that Sheriff Poe and party had
gone up the river, probably in search
of Nick Booth ard one o. two otber,.
Although it is God send 10 the
country to have such men killed off,
ii gives The county and territory bad
name abroad, which is dcplorcd by
the Penasco people, as well as The
county oil large.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-07-24
ASSAY OF MEIAI6.

Ten per c"at. disco IN mris on all hit4 amoYut'
ing to 3il. Il: the ahoye named prices, il any oue
month, twenty per cent, on hill, Of SIS. in ANY
Que moa,h aat tvcu.y Rrc ger ccu-. oa bills Of
;51, Ia any o4smonil.
Partie. havus work deus ii my Office, G,ii
confer a favor Up,s mo w. r-.crvius part nf Iho
ruLvGNIlhn sample, AMI it ia does not agree,
within a fraction with any relinblr ayers work
ii the t,ited states, the more will h, refIniel
l7-.jm0
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-07-24
THEIR SOCK FEET.

On the morning Of the l4th, Dick
Davis, foreman Of the ranch, went
after Nv. T.. W. Keenc. They started
aul were Joined by Messrs. Mcbride
-" ~ urd El,Nvd. TDey soon struck
~. .rt uai yc.uEt 'u.." "'et .ts
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-07-24

Dur correspondents should address
communication - l.iD, ON. y. u,
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-07-24

ssaifo following account Of the recent
killing on the Pcnusco is correct ana
true statement Of affairs, rs given us
by parties familiar with the history of
the case. We will siuply give a brief
account Of the killing, as told Us, aud,
although quito long, It will be found
interesting reading to those of our best
citizens who are always glad to hear
of the country being rid of such men /:
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-07-24

Ny-. eo.o. r., "s. o,.. e
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-07-24
Supposed to be Murder.

Mr.. J. NJ Wilson, Of Tularosa, very
kindly writes US that the mail carrier,
from that point TO Lus Cruces, Ionnd
the body Of an American, laut Wed.
ncsday, the 10th iiiSt,, who had been
shot. The body was found between
san Augusti'rc mud White Water, aud
says it is supposed hc was murdered.
The Total Wealth OF Lincoln County.
The following item will Oc fouud
interesting reading for our Taxpayers,
rs it shows the total numbcr OF horses
cattle, ,ands, Sc, aud total value OF
Same I'OLdl T'otoI
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DEPAaTnExr Of EIsAScE, !

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INSTRUCTION.
For Young Ladies-city.
" A pEERI,FS AND

For young baules-VisJ'
MISS V. A. PEBBLES AND
wi MISC A. X. THOMPSON
will open A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for young
,aIIe. and children WEDNESDAY, OCT l, 1884, at 81
EAST 67THsT, NEw-YoRK
Desiring TO receive only those whom they can comofaop
,sat and personally superntend they will limit tho day pup
20 s.tv For the same reasons and having regard 70 "
standard and discipline OF weordered home the numper vi
boarding pupils win be limited to fifteen.
The course OF in strucon will embrace all the studes m
cludeI In thorough English education Beyond TINS inc
French and German languages will be practically taught oy
eminent mas and French Will DO the language OF tno
school A..
The exercises in casthenics will be general and lessons "
elocution will be included In the course
During the year there viii be lectures on Art His'oy
Astronomy, and Chemistry a.,
To carry out their design the rule will be sau classes e"
studcs and In the JUNIOR department daily recatons I'D
each study.
The recatons will arranged a. TO give each day pup
one OF more study hours the school, IN order TO relieve tno
pressure OF work at home.
A hot luncheon VIII be provided for those who may Dc
sire II. -.
Miss Pebbles and Miss Thompson will be at nome on s'
September Before date address all communications W
Box 199 Equitable Building, New.York CITY.
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OCEAN Steamers.

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Surerb accommodations for all classes OF passengers
CABIN massage $50 500 according 10 moailona
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For massage CaOin Plans BOOK OF Rates, &C., sppyo
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G,tuatlons 1Oante6-females.

AN educated and accomplished young lady
"A desires to raveln Europe as COMPANION 70 o sum
mer or any period OF time best New f0rk roen''
gwen At present address Box 629, Hancock, Mich
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dress r. o story st., Cambridge, Mass
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR svc THE IIEn , N 7 EVE
n Work. TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al M 80 IT.
uPioWN OFFICES No. 22s Br1sdwsy Sd ddrner
81 corner T. S17 fhd
sye near slIeths and AZ the HARLEM M TO
Third ave- corner One. ny v"
ID m al regular onIce rates q
rI,EACHERS WANTED.-Ladies; Higher
English and French, Methodist; Piano ana sp pne
In,seonalian, Piano and Singing, Presoyte ranl FD
0rgan and singing; French German and Phlnlnzi
prncnsi for baptist school, Higher Engsh at
and Art Crltlcism superior native French lazy lor e'
college. g.. sov .cbooI near etfv ,
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u,EACHFRS WANTED. - Gentlemen for
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aIao for mechanical drawing and for col dept hans
for natural sciences 5000 FOR drawing and penmanP %
nuhc school $500 one music to South seyeraI pr
teachers for pnblic schools Also very many Otes ~"
Tarions other departments. Apply to .,v.L
A. LOWELL & Co, Ii Astor place, NeW-io'N.--
WANTED. A teacher or theological student
w 10 take chsrze Twelve schooboys and spent
with them In country Indicate age salary tt sob st
u''N ~ " SCHOOL, NO. lOS WeSt oSlh-st'
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For Both sexss-City.
CIRCITLARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
N. free 10 parents Please give particulars ~ mlhIAh
COYRIERE Il Co. 81 East l1th-st, UNION SQuaEe
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-09-04
Died.

JOHNsoN-0n Monday the LIST inst, a
their residence In this place. after linger
ing illness. Mas, MARY Il. Jonssos, wif'
Of Frank NJ. johnson.
II Ia with peculiar regret that we record
tho above death. We were not personally
acquainted with Mira johnson, but having
occasion to notice in our daily rides TO Of
fee the settlement Of tho family in their
new and pleasant home, with an outlook &C
promising to the little household, the sur
roundings were such as to elicit especial In.
forest and sympathy, now that the light Of
that home has gone out forever. Such are
some Of the sad vicissitudes Of this earthly
life. But though husband and two little
ones have suffered an irreparable loss In the
death Of this faithful wife and mother, her
good example will be light to their feet
and the memory Of her Christian hope an
anchor TO their souls in their journey
through life. For we learn she was a firm
and devoted Christian, and member Of tho
Methodist church for twelve years, though
unable from physical infrmity, from which
she had long been great sufferer, to be q
regular attendant at church So her sor-
rowing relatives and friends need not mourn
as those without hope
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-09-04
The number of scholastic population In
each school district in the county, as re-
inrnad To Qonniu Indna.

The County Judge has made his distribu-
ton to the different districts based upon the
scholastic population of each district, and
has given each child IS 20.
Judge Kone favored us with the above,
and further informs us that the School Trus-
tees have all qualified. It was not decided
when the Free Schools would open. The
State Superintendent recommends that they
be opened simultaneously and all close at
once, but the Judge said it was not thought
practicable to do so in this county. He
said that here in San Marcos no steps were
taken to start another school in place of
that of Prof. Richardson, which has been
suspended in consequence of the i'll health
of Mrs. Richardson.
P.S. In order to aclearer understanding
of the matter, we should have stated that
meeting of the school trustees of this county
was held at this place on Monday. and some
of the results are set forth above.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1884-09-04
The Boom In San Marcos.

Considering tho total failure Of crops last
year, and the prospect Of . very short cot
ton crop this season. the manner In which
our town has gone and Is yet going ahead rs
not little remarkable. A large number OF
good aud handsome buildings have gone up
during the present season, and We were told
on Tuesday at the undergrad of Christian a
Co., that they had never before had so many
orders for lumber as at present Improve
ments are ia progress IN all parts OF the
town. and the buildings we are informed
arc nearly all substantial frames, instead OF
the box or balloon concerns which have
heretofore so largely prevailed. We believe
there Is not vacant house In our town,
whereas formerly at this season there have
been many 'to let" Apropos, our men OF
means should take the hint and 20 10 work
and build houses for rent. It requires but
little time and comparatively small outlay
in this country to erect buildings, and there
is no doubt many more would be occupied
at once, IL We had them.
Upon the whole the outlook for the fu-
ture Of San Marcos was never before 30
promising as II is now.
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Card From Capt. Kyle.
KYLE Sept. 9th, 1884.


EprroR FREE Press Having been a
constant patron of yours since you first en-
.barked in the newspaper enterprise in this
country, gives me reason to hope that will
be given the privilege through your columns
to request the party who replies to cores
pondent of the Star vindicator, La Perique)
to give the many reasons, why was so
Objectionable to San Marcos feel that
this is due me, from the fact that those
who are not acquainted with those many
reasons, many conclude that, L am not
orthodox in my democracy, or that may
have perpetrated some dishonerable crime.
Mr.. Julian, no man can charge that one
murmur of complaint has escaped my hps
since nv defeat knew nothing of La
Perfumes communication until saw It IN
urint. Deeply Inundated by defeat. l did
hone that by complete submission, rest would
he given me; that time might work forget
fulness even Of the ingrAtitude OF some
Who deserted and Others who staid and
str1ek me. A for our county officials !
Am a. ready - any one to defend them
against charge Of ohciAl disboues'y-
L1rs not o0mplained, but o0uh- ! hare not
charged, Bat o0ud that they were % CON
ple.ely buIldossd By my competitors forces
4,sr--that It Vas pitifal 70 look At TIE
mi t.TowsaH ertbem- From reports thAi
have rss-hsd ne aBos cur lssf p-1DAT1ss'H
is possib.s thz; nay eEuTass DE oo1niy tais
fa-l Il viali1atioz q nysssf s-Dotrey
FEss ErLL
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The School House as q Sign.
An exchange truthfully remarks:

An exchange truthfully remarks;
"There is no surer sign Of lack of in
telligenoe and refinement in a neighborhood
than dilapidatcd and slovenly school
house; its benches hacked with knives and
stained with ink; its doors unhlnged, its
floor covered with dirt and its windows open
to sun and rain. On the other hand, IL you
see school house neat in design, freshly
painted. in repair, with small turfed yard
filed with beautiful shade trees, you, in
stinctively infer that the families of the
neighborhood are enterprising and intelli-
gent. If the school house is what it ought
to be, you are likely to find in it compe-
tent teacher and we'll behaved pupils In
such neighborhood, moreover, you will be
likely to find the farms well taken care of,
the fences trim, the houses in good repair.
The town which neglects its schools is on
the high road to ruin.