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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

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Nc oo'e"lah county voice 'ays -
" t. ''"'n rom "'n' we r'g",n "a re-
'''o'0 S'"''e7' t"'' 'N''o n"s "''"
s'o'' '"'snia""seuhcn' III co"uu'''ns
'no 'o"nu- ups DO" g''os on ]" ,''
Oo'''"uo 'i'or country W h'''e' 'n's
GU. "'' VI " " mum '''s''o ~ ID" '''e
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

f. NJ. Tatum, OF Lampasas, says his
furniture business has been far better
than he anticipated. His sales have
been steadily and gradually increas-
ing, ard the consequence is his house
is recognized as being tho furniture
emporium Of the west. He keeps n
fall and we'll selected stock always on
hand, and sells at Galveston prices,
always giving satisfaction. Thisis the
secret of his success in a nut shell. ~
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

CAMs CGEEN, April 10, $40
To tho citizens of San Snbn County:
take the pleasure OF informing the
people of this county that tho citizens
Of Camp Crock arc still ON Timo's side
of eternity. Also that they have plen.
ty of water to drink. This beautiful
country is about nine miles northwest
from San Saba town, within four miles
of the Colorado River, With the Col
orado on the north, and the San Saba
River on the south, makes our country
n good one not only for farming, but
for stock growing. Tho farmers in
this section are making some improve
ments, in the way Of taking in new
land and fencing. We have also q
Sabbath school in our neighb0rhood,
and preaching twice month. The
people Of this section are not sectarian
in their principles, and as we have no
church Louise, we all meet under the
broad canopy of heaven, and each one
is allowed to worship God according
to the dictates of his or her conscience,
wonder what will be done in re-
gard to districting the county into new
school communities. This ia a matter
for people are Interested in. II ia to
the interest and convenience OF the
people, a matter of vast Importance,
not to have the districts too large Let
our county court consider this matter
in due tame.
Hoping to meet my follow-citilens
at tho election on tho 18th day Of May
next, to lend us helping hand to keep
the county sent Just where it il, | win
say no more for this time.
Respectfully,
a CITIZEN or CANT CREEK.
Not Jerry's Branch.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19
Wanted.
Wanted.
A frst-cla Blacksmith. Apply to
WALLER g. HAMILTON.
San Saba, Texas
Election Proclamation.

WHEREAS petition of citizens of San
Saba County has been presented to the
County Judge of said county asking that
an Election be ordered in said Comfy to
determine the location OF the County Seat
Of said County, and Whereas said petition
contained the requisite number of names
of Freehold Citizens, as required by law,
and was every way complete.
Now, therefore 7, A. b. Hayworth,
County Judge of said county, do issue
this my Proclamation That an Election
be hold ia the various Precincts and at the
lawful voting places in said Precincts
throughout the county of San Saba, dur
ing lawful hours on Saturday the Eth day
of May, i,todetcmine the location ofthe
County Seat of said county. Previous or
den made iu reference to tho above anes-
tion is hereby revoked. Witness my hand
and Seal Of San Saba County, Mt San
Saba, Texas. this oath day of March, lisa
a B. IiAYWORTH
Co Judge, S. s. Co.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19
A Glance

Into Murray & McConuell's store will
convey to the paSser by the idea that
this firm is fully alive to the wants and
demands of the trade, hence their i'm
mense stock Of dry goods, dress goods,
boots and shoes, clothing and furnish
ing goods. This house enjoys an OK
tonsiye trade in other counties as well
as at homo. If promptness, choice
goods and fair dealings have any sig
niicanco Whatever. commend us to
Murray & Mcconnell.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

This " boom 81 business * getting to
be n great nuisnuce. Every follow
who has been Ioad overseer. OF per-
haps been struggled into tho state leg
islature, inveigbles some newspaper
into giving him "puTn for some
Office, i marked copies Of the same
ure sent around the State and thus a
" boom 81 IS started FOO lesser or great
eT degree. oar wasio basket is lull of
sucl. notices at present
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

Tho ce-partnership heretofore exist
ing between tho undersigned, under
the firm name of w. p. johnson &
Bro, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, W. F. johnson as
sumes all liabilities of the late firm,
and he alone is authorized to collect
the debts due said irm.
Dated San Saba, january /, 1894.
W. +. JOHNSON,
NJ II. JOHNSON.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

The grand jgiy Of Bezar have ro-
'a.ned over 200 indictments, includ-
ins zoo tie number tho shonf OF tho
county, the mayor, recorder, attorney
nud the mGrshal OF San Antonio and
Justice Adam aud Constable Badof for
failure TO suppress the Vaudeville
Theatre whore Ben Thompson was
killed, besides others against gamblers,
houses Of prostitution aud yiolator4
Of the Sunday law.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19
Notice to Contractors

Bids will be considered by the Commits
soners' Court, ON Monday, the 18th day Of
May, for the building Jail at San Saba,
Texas, 40 maNimum cost of sixteen thou
sand dollars. Said building will be built
loo the main OF blue limestone QUARRY two
miles distant,) lumber and iron. said
huildiug TO contain Jail room, two first
class cages. Insane cell, female cell. aud
residence Tor Jhlor. Two story huildng
aud 10 huyc modern architecture and mod
orn Jail improvements. Contractors
4 must furnish plans and specification
without cost, which should be- forW arde,
as soon as possible,
A. b. HAYWORTH
County Judge, S. S. Co.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

Fence cutting is not confined alone
to Texas, bat has become n national
matter. Fences in Colorado, New
Mexico, Nevada and Nebraska have
been cut. Much public land has been
inclosed without any authority. seve-
raj corporations have inclosures Of mp
ward Of one million acres of land. 10
Kansas entire counties are reported ns
fenced. In Wyoming l25 companies
are reported to have fenced public
lsnds. Congress is now diligently in
quiiing into this matter.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19
Brick Pomeroy's Paper.

A large illty-six column sheet eight
pages, well printed, and will probably
combine the butt end Of balteting
ram with the business end Of a hornet,
especially as its editor has for the past
twenty years been close observer Of
parties aad their conduct. ~ literary,
descriptive and Saturday Night fea-
lures alone make it n readable paper,
but now that " Brick ia to deal out
thas spicy, pungent, penetrating edi-
toal sasaairas that pleased Demoerats
and made Republicans vince, il will
probably jump 40 once into oldtime
and be ordered sent to
thousands 10 all parts Of the country.
Tho Democrat alWaya was fearless
sheet, either Ia attacking an onomy in
front ~ following in pursuit, get in at
the ppeuiug chorus and he entertaining
right along, Tired Of working to OF.
ganlxq 8 Creonhaek party that won't
organize, N1meroy viii work 20 have
he Democratic party Mi OH its use,
tss bosses sud pay on the public debt
az once. s& PER year with premium.
send lof d sample copy and SEQ what
"i,lich' viii glye YOU Tor your money.
Address, fomerOy's Democrat. Box
-t' DruftI. Dul.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

"a Senator Cragin, of Now Hamp-
shire, says in the Now York Tribune
is evident that Arthur has for
tArco or four weeks been losing in the
race. He will probably have the
largest number Of votes on the first
ballot, which will be gratifying to him
a7 an evidence Of approval Of his nd-
ministration. Bat Blaine ia really in
the lead at present, unless something
unheard of happens between now and
the assembling of the convention he
will keep the lead.r
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

Riley and Wtlteside, the safe blow
ers, captured inl the act OF blowing
open safe at TNaikaua, about three
months ago, esca5cd from Jail ON Non
day night.
Waco is disti bed on tho waterworts
question.
Tho Observation-Disclosures are build
ing "a $4,000 cfirch.
Alderman l,afie, Of Denisxp, had
DsAAi masu ~ runnwA4 Tues
~ evening 80 hot amputation was
no, essary.
Gaino syilIed lad o $1,000 fire on
Tuesday caused by explosion Of a
amp.
Dublin has incorporated for school
purposes.
Waxahachie did nobly on the school
question. The city assumes control Of
the schools by vote OF lgl fols.
At Crockett a jury gave Tom stan
10y one of the Montziuo murdcters,
uffy years in the pcnitontiny.
John T. Cook died Mt Crockett on
Monday from wound received iu %
difficulty with s. Blake last week.
On Sunday evening, Mt Elgln, wal
ten II, Mills shot and killed Harry
Taylor.
Colonel w VI. Harrison, of Jefler-
son, is to be president OF the nav bank
at Fort Worth
a case Of small pox is reported by
tho city physician of Laredo.
The residence as~,IsuxD. Elmer. at
Bastpop, wa d1f' n o-''ay rs.ht.
Tho Fort Wor~Gazette turns out
sixty-fonr papers TO the minute all
pasted aud folded.
Sam williams gas wounded mortal
~ in quarrel with another negro,
named Mclioborls, at Denison ON sun
day.
Tho location of the new school
house at Terrell has been decided ami
cably aud satisfactorily.
Many wealthy farmers are moving
into Whitcsboro to obtain the benefit
of her good schools. So it will be
every whore good schools are main.
tanned
Bowie has a dog born without any
legs
Since the courthouse at Montague
was burned, Bowie and Saint 10 both
aspire TO be the county seat.
Station Agent Burns, at Cooley, on
the T. & st. Louis. shot and y7illed
Frank NJ. Watson, a milman, on
Nf... 4
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

a man who is poorer than Wander.
bilt and who has time to devote to or.
namentaI calculations, lGs figured out
That Yauderbilta wealth ia increasing
at the tate Of over $1,000 an hour.
When he dies he will leave bis money
in this world and then it viii bo scat.
tered again.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19
McGEHEE & DENMAN,
LAMPAsAs, TEXAS,
Real Estate and General Agents.

WIN buy or sell Lgmpasas City Property Texas
Lands Farms Ranches and Live soek.
Through the cooper Nnn Of an active and re-
liahlo Land Firm at &c weston. lands are also
placed on the Galveston market aud will De ad.
yeriiscd extensively making onr chances for so
curing purchasers The very best. II Won want to
buy lands, or II You have lands to sen ani whrre
that you arc willing to sgll nta fair price write to
NJ at once Wn nrt giving ON entire tme 10 this
business, aud will lparo no efforts lo dispose OF
lauds placed In our hands aud 20 make good bar.
gains tor those who wish TO invest money IN real
estate. Is
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

u IS commendablo aud refreshing
sign o. the times that the Prosbytcries
Of lhe Northern ana soathern pres-
hstefian ehurehee, which were ia sea-
hi1n "a the sane time % San Antonio
i4st qpfk, tsld On Sunday a union
fopmgli7H service al tho Madison
HluaF eAareA h.vs. =. d. Wright, d.
lpf ~ NonAtrn, aad 3. w. Neil,
y y ~ 10 Soa,heie churches, oai-
eisiina, ana an equal number 81 elders
i'pm feh serving Tho tables Whom
'l' fhafel'ta heal ihelr war dlnerencea
fna tf pi4e one, 80 may eapocl the
fetHf y Ap Niaeoay sliu to
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

Gen. John NJ. Claiborne, chairman
Of the Democratic State Executive
Committee, has issued a call for coun-
~ conventions, to be held May oath,
TO choose delegates to the convention
AZ Fort Worth June II, to select four
delegates and fonr alternates at large
and two delegates and two alternates
for each congressional district to the
National Convention at Chicago July
Z. i 10 lbont time the leading lights
of oan Saba county were moving in
tlie premises, aud d mass convention
sloula BE- called At an carly day.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

Senator Fleming has been inter
viewed, and he is opposed to tho lease
system, and in favor of Ross and Gibba
for governor and lionienant governor,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

Allen and Hart, having decided to
reduce their stock of saddles and har-
ness, nre Offering them at very low
figures Any one wishing to purchase
will consult their interest by calling
and examining goods and prices.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19
Read and Remember!

Any garment worn by gentlemen OF la
dies cut 10y measure and made to order.
Dressmaking a specially Low prices.
Mrs. j, d. EARNEST.
In rear Of Presbyterian Church.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

The Texas delegation IN Congress
voted eolidly against the bin to re.
store the duty on wool.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

Glen Rose want.a raIlroad.

Alcr has a school pcilntcudelt
~ Hsulary of $1,000.
Fostr Burma Ina been arrest.d a
Bells fer attempting to bum a booF
Mt Lone Oak.
mo dan.t,.uar c.i - -
the drat srftler an tbe Gpodainno no.
81. the widow Of Cant Lame n Nft,I.
eli. died Al Unlletf.yille lately.
'''o'1'
&" m9Ierato r"inr,rer.i f." braat nm the
rilciic. of ,,e.,i,ng ia dri,,Ls
col ..,t..
OF tho soveptb b,v fdvrnti'G.
tuviua, nan,,c arJl,o. hon. oa,ea.%
in tho tne Cleburno Jail.
A call has been i.suo1 o- n gto...
'rohibition convention at Paris at the
anne time as the meetiag o. the veto
rams AFi'l list
Jones county produced che wonder
fol ,rcak of nature of lamb with ,no
oouy ana inc other appendages Of
seven lambs, p legs, " cars, II eyes
G Grs, '"''' ou' u was oAnioi'eu APrIi
~"
no grand jury of Hill county re-
ports the public schools in good condi-
tl'h ana there ia corresponding alb
''"c' VI CHINO IN tnn county
richmond mas built more houses in
the ia4t year than for ten years pre-
V'9uS'
AMIN county claims to have ex
r u."oo '"o ~ 'l' gost amount loI sGhoo
1 ''''' W ivy Guilty. J" Noi'' eA-
,hai ' ~. na, u.c0p It" NY haoni Lowen-
h"rnod ~, ,', ,i',' s aI' ''7 oo"'on'S were
~, ''" W, '''o ''"'
IeIIoiI mas a young mems christian
"7Soc'h non
Waco win start wooden mill with
ioo looms IN May
Mineral Wells has n building boom
on hand.
West. a. two-year. old town in Ne.
Lounan county, has scholnstie popu-
lation of 200 and good school house.
At Will, Point thcv din tron,. il,
the river.
Mr.. G.. w gi,rL,. fan Will ,.,,.,,..
ing to board moving train at Chan.
pell Hill on the Ith, was run over,
.Gu' iB tno nesh on OF his legs from
the Knee to the nip.
IN lraviS county on tho an far
n'ol was dragged w'th, u cultiyator by
runway cot ana only escaped fatal
a, ,, "' iao go', inil'"s 'uto ditch
' '''"'"s ,'' "''"'
a negro ia bhstrop county climbed
a ''yo Il't week Wtel coon and met
~ " '''''" "''""''H WIN nm
, "n a"tUiu'J .hHl THO west bound
! acme express was wrecked by bro
h'n '"'' oibht miles east OF Abilene,
ou a, cut %, ~ passengers none were
k.le" H"d only two or three seriously
inIu'eu'
lhcrc n'e hiV applicants for state
7nrol'ntendent Of education. The APP
election Win Inn NADIA NJ '''' '"'
4 myst,,i,ns dis,,sn ,oo,,,uc
calves In Grocr connty ,au.;1a ,bcm
20 run wildly ana fall doud.
Ennis is improy;nr its sebool build.
ing 50, 900 worth.
Comnncbo and Lam nro to ho oo,
nected by phone.
pac.tina Ian. ma Gro n,o,oo,;o, .;uoo
t,r oIoc,inr f''''''''' ''"0o
a. 60
mI1' = O, .i .. Do"oy' Oh J. ort W orth' |
1seu 10, ma ohIy married since feb-
lost yrclt ON occonut oc o , r,, "'SuH ,
her .ten. mother ''' VIZ"
A. mn
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19
HOGAN & ROBERTSON,
Contractors and Builders

SAN sABA,..-..TEXAS.
Estimates fo Rock WoI rs and an lind OF bull
ir chrerully irHithcd. Ar work ruatanf.ei.d.
.O.tf
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-04-19

Stockmen, don't fail to look at these
fine Denver (Colorado) saddles, at
Joe 5. Clark g.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-31

rx1. Csikirs. T>pspi'csc 49,
a. - Governor. made short epr~c, !.
= 49,, ~rrnty-ervsn Rep0t'icsn< go
n-.r~ -r,S >, me depot " Hroi'1x IL
-T,--4.x morning. and requested ~ ~
1900 ~ tcsrt the trnio. He go NJ
= 1870 ~ ~. Tho< T. lsDpon, pre-
r.psrrrr whc 90 rltn PIN r-.-
riiie. No. CsikiDs 40 sonsrsk :,'
49, eFert- o. . drunken ceotgco ~.
n ina city -eDtere1 Dp01 ..
IS ob.ain tle German sslcon - $500
11Ere-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-31

Finr a. LoocooIxx Eleven noA.''
burned ia Lrnepp'e. .><t kcu f<y- '''
|rluains ne Looxoc1ee peuccr1 o1.:e'
of ou~ ola friend Charley NrHr< s
.he.rfiir symrs(hise With fh~ 'o.".s ~
49, o.. - LnnxoQ:es be- certainly been
.-hsp,;s.d II Gre" before 11e tp..s'
,,ki- tins ere essin.'ej n ESQ nv'. WI
|in.nr<uc> >n.nuntioE 20 9l5ov9 ~
hope Charley Ns>,s w<s Insured
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-31

rpThe m<eijax q Diri>eye c@.e
- 4 rouscr for : rsiny 90, snu
49, 80 tbsu half ne people eos'd 81
49,. NO. roam which tbe weather cssn-
..; ~ - ned fcr he epeskla9- lse
rcc~ rrobaply held - persons. 40
,ser vese packed - cie~e = ps.s'e,.
20 ersss tasas. ons reca fron S:spes
INA ,srrsinrbarS. I'D Gve glse clses o 9.
- ~~,,ens sjsrrrs made ne - reso.a-s
go -~s;c. (;ov Grayt argsneat -.
r.;1,~l convisciae an4 eieQoeHs, 49,.
~s< cl<,eely listened q ~ e.xer ss $500.
49, rers~rou~ly apPleaded msny u.nes
~ ~ 6ollo wei " IIea- q ~ sewe.-
~ "a, 4 county. ~ short sesss Y
<,,se slsir<. which 90 wcl! rco:'sss
s~i created great desire Z" 49, $500
iIe~ett oxain. when - sboe'd hsse '..e
~ sis-e' TIVE speakers uere y adde's
|sss reorle il New Aissny a. nixss, va
rec:~ssrily hsA = 81 esay ~
IN ccr~k credit y dc = tbe No.. r'
~ 1890 (cr their e1orts % make M
|, .>ses;~~ : roo1 ono. and fcf the &C.,
~as kcspisslity extended q nnny ~ ".
<or.. such gentlemen nd tnoso1t
7 ,o.nx basiness men Ere greet -.
"a u rs community.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-31

- Tie D~me~r<'F
Conrifr> ctcr So <e<srn ~ 1900.
xs-.s,< ~ ~ry Illegal xc'er 81 -
~. watch ne polls 49, .-
49, ~ hcre~- vote erc iHf 'f-.''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-31

49, rhr rernhi;c.r Gite Club q in.:
r~r r>r.' Gov. Porter irn-'rr, ".
cordial reception. before ibff ir'' ~
wagon Cor lhc urctinc a duniin< or'&'
Thcx sapx rery crciitatlr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-31

r,,.:.~ W k~>s~~ III
Ne rese ~; s-. -.'- ~ 49, ;-cc~-I
popular i.n< = oeses' -~,--s -
s~ot vcse'er e'ees'..,. Y $500. E's;r>|
d<x ~ ~ sa<e'.s 49, "A ,,~ ..'rl5l~
snd a. snses<e p 49, w-,--..n ~
~ orfon<r' 1ss's
>cs<mref- .:-.~~ !. ~. v;~,orx
the 0n'. 1919. ~. .,..-n s.s.'
III Scala. $500 80 1890 ~i,k sf><
ssc~s lsvisA exyes1.,.s'e go $500 ss;,e5
i.sy st>ie ~n . $500 w 80
-Ifssn tsetr P@"'N ~s-~, -sek
..|pAris - er&fiy -~L.---,~e
iGs'ne 'ea1,re 80 <--.-.> 80 -i,E
siper-onAI eaers - . ~ r-:-- -.--l~ 49,
1.-The frens",s'". 49, - ,s~~,~.-ttr ~.
I. its- tne iAe'nr r.'.-' go <.--lv -.
4 ip9bi.cee 800 - --fo~;fv =
4 tall ,,r'sS - ... -.
'-tocioeer iS~s- go
1s'br'd ms,c'x -. ~. ~
VI y = - .~s' ' ,.A- $500 ~.i-<is,
!. Der os<s = "~,s-@ ~ S-'.,.-. $500 49,
= tof - ecreI&.s -.--,.- y. 4 1900,
= sAe-s ~ go n. .' ~ 81. ~ n..,.e
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" assures 80" ..-- ~ go \. I. ,os;cel ~
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v, Isse exhsos'cd,sne - ...'..'..-~. -~1 100
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"a We believe.
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toIs'een p.s'e -r'-. - h>rs,e go op<
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-. - With tne -.-s.-- e-,rerars
iix itronPese 40 ~ ~ :t.-. ~-.~~~ Ter
u Iclsim< - or&s 0o - n
10 .crssic DaF<'s 2. .,~S,:~...crr,
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bsek sote. 80. s.s- ~ Y IN
'enf|resrh ~ i<sisa - i.'-.''. .'-.~--l - y
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S<incitaek ~ 800 49, r;~krs Srstl
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saa- NC >cskn 49, -.'' y 800 i.r1
hasl ~ increased ~ -,,1.-.---...~ -sI~r'
oct iaereese1 n-....1 lsusrjct 4
ewcM every 1890. 800 sl~oa ~
|erk she i.ss.e s'- $3.50 n~-~S,irsn maic
- Uhios s rs-,-'--~~~.i~ ua;os
~.~l rith her incF r.r~- uor4I ,
1880 ,he I,~r.I.isrsns. - - ~
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S.rLou'< vf1Aiixyn y whst 700 eer1
~ c.seon1.,ion. Is-~s q Arpess'e- -
Isine@z asl ~ symphonic - iyePeP-
il.xic< u su1 IS crnts per bottle -
..le by NehrinSer Iiro<.
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AesHrIrrD.--While waiteg ior w
go " ~ Hun<iDgb0rg dcpot ~eo'
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go Ain q put ~ - kaiie. e.n ~ e;e-
1901 v;th " Run. - - ~ou'S ..x--. WV.
100 rnrss1 hin- ~hen 30 $3.50.
~1er<r1 y arr<r< him. and NJ ,-
VI ~iIer Ger ne bed !hn 49, .'
100 - DOM. nd c.'s'ns = -
1890 w. lonx ~ HE head - nc ocn'
: c.~rtus.1ely ~ skall 49, NJ 49,.
y. ~<,crn<d hone g. she as''
Esys ssrspst
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VIM roc <r1rrs ri'e i,F- - -' !.
4 49, ccrci<;nfs SAiIoh'~ t.sa,zrr !.
~ r-.-.ns.ri 10 cure Soil ~ &s,F
4 lager ErD..
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srTh> reception frbde~ea Nicf-frrs'-
-, .<.,.et a,rdr,cks q Es~asvil~ i~si
--s..dsv. 49, grand cs<f,en. sv'h ~
paint 81 rnmters prr<ens nna or'''A"es
n a. rsrs<se The rsnher pre-est "
~. Ill, 80 .s;d % - bot i'fs.e r.e~
$40 = hjch srrrfed Blsin~ o. I .e-a.N
ws;l. III sck 100 l~dset sie parade - y
-rrh 6o>r sud lager The Drm"r.n''
-ry-naerburx county showed ths' ne
1870 srsu~~e 10 tbe working point ea'
= III i've good s~cocut 81 tbemeeive
-, T.>~4ar. Notwithstanding -
80 crowd present. - tit pot hear z
= -. a. r0rk "A picking o. stealing Z
le,x kind. n, crogd uas eoe~r. 49,
\ h-h.~~1 en6 orderly 20 : surprising o
ixree Tor : polifirsl ten"n>'rsno.
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80 Msior csikins amer heiee mace
~ ~ Gov. tsr~r 10 fi.ree joint det'~'r-
I'm k;u. hsck~1 OF ~ she fccrn ~. .r
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~ Z y - IL sf~ucr<~ He 80 ~ ti":
r,rr .orr Tuesday ls<s- but 49, s's~nn
49, 80 ~iim % greet him. and fAe ee''es
", sr,ear.nr> n chief snd followers 49,
nore fsn~r~si shsn j1hi'<at HE'S t''r
onl<r. The peor'e S.il nnt e'',
nsn uho oues sbeir school '.e" ~--
u 80. ed refuses 70 psy s''~ef t''n
-;psi ~ Interest. IL ma1e sno'
.rrerl. hus cosidnt sroos s:y ep'..s'
80 es6 6i6sf ~ : uerd eeoet ~
xi3os poss-uistress' o. - sc-.o' II.
lsuia1le. either u ~h,cb m'go' 80
l.lici,<6 cheer
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vpa rG.r0E ~ r11rrIH 60 -
- rnon1R SrTrs runGu1unse~ r~@@
.s<su rrxrnr. -. 800 = es -
|&.srur~. CO., -
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u,crsrL srnx. = =. - So. :. -. ~ y.
iCsr1 = - Co. c.
49, aI~rr1m -
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49, = 4 vrwr~rrcH- = u.>n-. - -
-, - mnrH = o<>~s r~wrT-
-r.1su y uuur<<- - C~suee - :
- 80 - 49, - I@1ns <~usr
,c~xpn noGx1s = suns1srs ~
,o~x = ur.sSx : s-s1.a.s :. s.'<RS ~
IHn@ r~wr<.
,n~rp~ urpyusx< 49, sssrnS- -
- <<srK - lr>.s~~-<y
/ rronzR CO. = 49, ss~~Ae-s
/x.~r.m y D11ss 49,