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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-03-05
CARD.

Acute and chronic Diseases q speciality,
embracing all Pulmonary troubles by DIR.
Lucien V. Weathers, San Antonio Texas.
Office and rooms over Gossiers Bank, corner
Houston and Soledad Sts.
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Manchester 400 lawn at 10 cents per
ward at Green l. Price.
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One Of tho visiting frsmen at Austin, ON
the I'd lust, from San Marcos, says that
rancid pscans sold there made him him very
sick. Another says you can bet ''all your
old boots" he'll never eat any more cheese.
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A New Almanac.

We have received from the Fowler q
Wells Co., their Almanac for 1886. In addi-
ton to the monthly calendars and usual astro-
nomical calculations, it contains sanitarium
for each month of the year, giving special
aud seasorable health hints which should
enable It's readers to shun most of the ills
that flesh is heir to. The principles Of
Phrenology are explained and fully illustrat-
ed, aud most valuable feature is the eI-
PLANTATION of the qualifications needed for
the principal pursuits of life, showing what
each person can do best. Send sc. in
stamps. Address FOWLER & WELLS Co.,
Publishers, 1853 Broadway, New York.
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Do not fail to go to the Rink every night
next week. A band will probably be in
attendance every night
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We still hold all our staples at rock bot
,om prices II. HARDY q Co.
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The hremen Of the State made vsrv
ereditAbls appearance in the procession at
Austin Monday, The ban Marcos Boys
were especially admired.
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The Luling Roller Rink will remain in
our city only q few days, now is the time to
enjoy this delightful amusement.
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For real good time attend the roller
rink at Harper's Hall next week.
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Single copies of the FREE Press for sale
at the office, also at the book store of
Russell & Ellison, five cents copy.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-03-05

Having bought my stock of groceries 10
per cent below regular figures, 1 defy COM
petition in quality or prices.
II pATE
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BOSS" Corn AMI Cotton Planter, manu-
featured by j. E. Morris, for sale by G. w.
Donaldson IL Co.
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Having received two cars of fsur bought
before the rise, l am offering the same at
very low prices. WIN. GIEsEN, Agt.
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A new stock of the famous John Kelly
shoes to arrive soon. JOHNSON d JOHNSON.
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Nice clean newspapers for wrapping pa
per for sale at the FREE PREss office for only
70 cents hundred.
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Noioe.

sa2 Taylor A Bro. vii IN a few DAYS
I1oFs tar stock q groceries 70 the old
1850 building DOE occupied By Mr.
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The celebrated White Swan flour which
was bought before the rise at
]. F. PATE's.
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We'sell the Morris ''Boss" Corn and Cot
ton Planter at usual price and guarantee.
G.. W. DONALDSON d Co.
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The Saller Levin Philadelphia Shoe is
the best. Call at Green IL Price.
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Those beautiful lawns at Green & Prices
are selling fast. Call and see them.
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STANDARD" Cultivators, wood or iron
beam for sale by G.. W. Donaldson & Co.
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Just arrived carload of Early Rose seed
Potatoes NJ HINZIE
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WE WANT A LADY

OF intelligence to take the permanent sole
agency for our goods used in every family
in this place. Stock furnished by us with
out investment. References indispensable.
j. B. HULING Co., Chicago, Ill.
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Report Of J. c. Haywood and others. 10
eating neu road from the pasture gate OF
II. @. Williams rejected and the old rad
declared established. and B. W. DenDst Ap-
pointed ovsrseer-
Report q J. A. Wren and others appoint
ID Al Au9usf term 10 loczfs the san Mares
and wimbsriy rod rejected and J A Wat
sou. orsr-ssr q aid rod ORDERED b lay oui
sAid rosd - reviewed b. J. r. BurissOn, G.
g Cock And ofberx
rCoufu1ed nsrf vssk
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Car load of seed and eating potatoes
onions, beans, etc. at
Wa. GIEsRN's, Agt.
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I will now close at once for cash all my
ready made stock of Mems Boots and Shoes
AT COST Call and secure yourself with
store bought and sold made work at cost.
l guarantee special attention to measure
and repairing. Truly,
j. b. HANKLA.
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Free delivery in city, McALLnrrn.
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Our Sweet Pickles are in again, come and
get some FL. HARDY IL GO.
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Five hundred cords wood for sale at Fred
G. Browns wood yard. Office at Livery
Stable. Call and leave your orders for
winter wood. If.
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SINGLE copies of the Daily st. Louis Re
publican and Globe-Democrat, New York
Sun, Chicago News, etc., may be had at this
Office.
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New Goods continually arriving at the
Hardware Store of G.. w. Donaldson l. Co.
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st. Louis letter unavoidably deferred.
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90 yards lawn for 81 at Green & Price.
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For Sale.

Ayearling calf, vel grown and fat Apply
at FREE PREss Office.
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Fresh line of can goods just from the
packers. H. HARDY u Co.
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Go to Jas. Taylor a Bro. for Groceries.
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Cheapest lawns eyer brought to this mar
ket at Green & Price.
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Do not miss the roller slsating next week.
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More new goods to arrive next week at
Green & Price.
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4 Persons not subscribers who may ATTY
1any time receive copies Of the fnrE
>PRKss, win please understand that they<
are sent simply as samples, in the hope ]
\that the parties addressed may like ~
well enough TO favor us with their subscriP-
tons.
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Financial Report.

John H. Patterson, Treasurer of Hays
county, presented his report to the Com
missioners Court at their last session, which
was approved. 1t is substantially as fol-
lows:
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1O1 Pieces new lawns to select from at
Green & Price.
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Yesterday was fair and placid. May it
prove to have been emblematic Of the in
coming administration.
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Brown & Lindsey have bought Mr.. Bel S
Bus, which they will run to all trains;
also to picnics, parties. etc.
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Commissioners Court Proceedings

Court convened on the 9th of February.
Present all the Commissioners, the County
Judge, Sheriff and Clerk.
The following accounts we're examined
and allowed.
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Sugar cane and Millet seed at
WIN. GIEsEN's, ACT.
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RAYNoLDs a DANIEL.
CoRNs CoRNSl CORNS-Use Somosts
Corn Cure. It gives immediate relief to
the most painful corns.
For sale only at RAYSoLDs a DANIEL.
FOR CHILLS and FEVER-Use the Great
Tezas Feuer Remedy, warranted to cure. for
sale only at RAYsoLDs q DANIEL.
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Our farmers appear to be well advanced
with their spring work.
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Our stock Of Mems. Women's Misses and
Children's Philadelphia Shoes have arrived
GREES & PEIcE-
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Remember you can get 20 yards of lawn
for 81 90 at Green Il Prices.
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Up stairs rooms suitable for business
Offices o, bed rooms for rent.
JOHNSON 4 JOHNSON.
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fine selection of California canned fruits
at j. F. PATE's.
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Fine Trunks, Bags and Valises at Green
4 Prices.
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We warrant the Saller Levin Shoes.
GREEN & PRICE.
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Eagle steam Flour at johnson & John.
sons.
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The Town council met last night being the
regular night for meeting with the following
members present: Mayor Cock, Aldermen
Donaldson aud Daley. There being no
quorum present Council adjourned.
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More new shoes received yesterday.
GREEN d PRICE.
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90 big cases of Dry Goods to arrive this
week ut Green Il Prices
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BABBIT METAL vsy belSr Esr TEA
ooss Il ais O6a
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Wanted any quantity Of country butter
eggs, chickens, etc, in exchange for gro
Genes. N. HrSZE
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Come down with the cash and down comes
the prices of groceries at McAllisters,
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List Of letters remaining in the Post Office
at San Marcos Texas for the week ending
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Lawns at cts, cts. and 10 cts. at
Green j. Prize.
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Robt Roach to Alden Sharp.
Edmond Ellis to Ellen Kyle.
Judging from the boisterous demonstra-
tons of the crowds who left Austin ON
Monday evening, we should think they
were largely under the influence of bad
whiskey. We regret to have to say that the
'San Marcos delegation" was not an excep-
ton.
The Luling Roller Skating Rink will give
grand skating exhibition and dance at
Harper's Hall on Monday night, March 9th,
1885. 1t will he one of the most interest
ing events ever given in our city and no
one should fail to attend. Admission to rink
and dance $1.0O. Ladies with escorts free.
District Court met and adjourned over on
Monday ON account of the holiday and the
demonstration at Austin. Judge Teichmul-
Ter charged the grand jury on Tuesday. We
hear the charge highly spoken of, and hope
to give synopsis Of it in our next. But
little business has as yet been done.
The Shoaf habeas corpus case from Lu-
ling will come up in our court on Monday,
and that of the parties implicated in the
Gosling murder on Friday of next week.
Too many who spend money for advertis-
ing lose sight of the fact that the whole
object of an advertisement is to attract the
attention of your desired customer. This
can seldom be done by simple announce
ment of your name, location and business,
for he can get that from your sign, or the
innumerable directories which flood the
country. An advertiser who has something
to say in his advertisement, and says it in
an attractive or unique way, seldom or
never suffers from money wasted in advertis-
ing Tell what you have got. and if posi-
BILE the price. Nothing catches the eye 80
quickly as dollar mark.
Some Objections to Writing Machines.
A Rev. gentlemen offers the following de-
murrer
LIST, "To admit that it is an improvement
is to admit progress. which is dangerous.
End ''It shows how badly SPELL"
3rd "If one uses the Caligraph for copy,
he can never say the printer did not read
correctly, wrote SO and So"
4th 1--WE have had all the trouble of
writing and reading illegible writing; why
should the next generation have an easier
time. See advertisement in another col
umn.
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Carload Of the Justly celebrated Moline
wagons received and offered for sale At re-
asonaole prices and terms
VIZ GIEsEE, Agent
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phIlnanrhr Ind snr BLOW.

The sap OF most plants Is taken
from tho sell by the power Of causing
osmosis which the roots possess. This
force ~ known to DO sufficient TO raise
tho fluid TO q height of over
l0) feet unaided, and give rise TO what
"a generally known as "root-pressuro,"
In tho stem the fluid passes through
the vessels or ducts OF tho pitted coils
of plants, which, like the pine, have
few vessels. These are all minute
tubes, in which the sap is supported
by capillary attraction, SO thar root
pressure IL generally considered TO be
amply sufficient to force the current ia
The top OF the highest tree. But its
motion upward ia induced by the
pumping action of the leaves, from
which large quantities of water eyap
crate.
The ducts and pitted cells through
which the streams ilow are not entirely
allied with sap, but include bubbles o
gas with 10. AS water is Withdrawn
from tho uppermost cola by oyapora
ton, the air In them expands to oo
cupy tho additional Hpscl
and 40 exorts less pressure thai
ut first. This allows SOM
, OF the water lower down TO he forcel
upward and into them by tho elasticlt
, Uf tho air bubbles In tho other cells, Ia
adjustment going on from above down
) ward-the tendency being TO equAls
1 the gas pressure throughout "a
: utire plant. While evaporation con
0 tinues this equilibrium Is nov,
. reached; when IL stops thu balsns
J. may be effected and the ssp remsi
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A Gnmbier'a AgIsinke.

The old story OF four kings and four
noes \, as repeated last evening with
the usual result, John Boyle, an In
nocent from the interior, was ontioed
into the rooms of j. Hartman, ON the
corner of Stockton anu Pacific streets,
and persuaded to join In friendly
gamo of poker. Boyle's luck was
extraordinary, and IL soon required
very little coaxing 10 induce him TO
play for higher stakes. The game
progressed smoothly for short time,
until Boyle found himself the happy
possessor of full hand OF kings,
The betting became 80 lively That NJ
last every cent OF money he had was
piled up on the table before him,
When he threw down his hand OF Tour
kings with an air Of triumph, Hart
man quietly laid out four largo aces
and commended raking In tho not.
All at once tho ri uation dewned upon
| Boylo's mind, and realizing that he
was being feecod, ho ierked out q pistol
from his nip pocket and tapped Hart
man over the head with II. The
great racket which followed brought
omeers Hook, Sullivan, Burdette aud
ldnslSy upon the scene, and IN very
short order the two belligerents wef'
being marched Oft to the city prison
Bowie was booked for an assault will
a deadly weapon and Hartman To-
robbery Frisco Alta.
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g~9 - n
asSo - -ass--af ~ s''sa s'e~- =
THE
Best InStitltinE On GaRth
Relieves from Lodge Duties has
paid in Death Claims nearly $780,.
600, and saved its membership 49,.
100000, as compared to old line
rates. RIB. PABsOlT Manager,
Waco, Texas.
Extract from Fiunnclai Report

"The Texas Benevolent Association, con.
Quoted upon Al ict'y business principles, as
much so ss any banking system, and ON.
bod Ing the assessment feature {, raise a
mortuary mnd-dcmonstrat1bl the only
equitable one combines In its practical
workiu IS all the advantages OF mutual co.
operation. Tho interest OF the member
ship and man cement are mutual aud
reciprocal. tits not easy 10 conceive how
amy nearer approach 10 perfection Ia any
system of scouting sac and economical
provision Cor loved ones can be devised.
'Tho best clerical hcln 10 be had Is found
In the home Office, wuich rs n marvel OF
HgHtemailged manage ent Everything
y conducted with clcaruess and dispatch
that leaves nothing tO be- deslredn
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TaE ENTTRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD BEFORE REMOVAL

quiet, supported by root pressure sud
Capillarity, unless some disturbing
element IL Introduced.
This exact balance rs probably never
reached, even whom the leaves are OF
the trees. The sun warns one part OF
the stem moro than another, and The
temperature Of tho whole changes
from hour TO hour sind from day
to day. Every change OF this sort
cpuses tho MIR within tho cells 20 CN.
psnd or contract, and 80 lends 10 q
movement of sap from 20 root upward
or ffum ono part OF tho trunk TO
another. The flow OF maple sGp In
spring illustrates this nicely.
During n cold night the air
IN the trunk contracts, and tho
space II occupied ~ filled with sap
from below ground, Whom the sun
strikes tho tree the next morning and
warns II up the bubbles of gns agaiu
expand ana drive tHO sap out where
ever twig has been broken or y hole
bored into the trunk.-[Now York
/ Tribune.
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Lesson for the whole Country

Ex-senator Simon Cameron, OF
Pennsylvania, telecraphod to Colonel
Grant, approving the selentiOn OF OK
Confederate generals as vail b0arars at
General GRANTS funeral, and saying:
"Your fathers prayer for poace to hi8
country has been answered, and the
last bitterness ct tho war is wiped ont
forever Hero IN lesson in amity
that ought to be needed by the whole
country. II should be especially
studied by the men who have not been
able TO restrain their sectional bitter.
ness in the presence of tho nAtiOna! sor
row, but have rather tried TO use the
death OF General Grant as a means of
promoting bitterness between North
and SOUTH lCmcinnau Enquirer.
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Many years ago a philsnthropic per.
son sot ont ton young trees In consPlc-
uous places along Broadway between
tho points named. Gradually, ono
after another, these trees have disAp-
pearOd from their places. Tho one In
front Of the New York hotel has sur
yived its companions several yeats
but was known 70 bo badly decGyed.
The department o. public works has
foIb0me 10 disturb this survivor, and
It has been permitted TO stand even
sitter Il was known TO DO unsound.
Despite the pouring rain q crowd
gathered TO see the old landmark
removed, and there were many eN'
pressions OF regret IS the venerable
tree WAS dsmemhered aud hauled
aWay.-INew York World.
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Whom everything else falls, DR.
sape's Catarrh Remedy cures.
m. I.a,, Tres on Lower ngoadway.

A powerful gust Of wind swept
down Broadway shortly after noon
vesterday. It blew down q sign near
linton Square and did much damsge
20 tho drapories along the street. The
ems, struck tho old tree In front o. the
New York Hotel aud snapped II Ike q
n,n"stem. The treo iell against The
hotel breaking'a window on the third
iioor. Further than this no damage
WAS done. This old tree Is well known
10 every person who frequents BROAD.
way. ltwhs the only tree along !ht
street limo up Broadway between ,nt
/. Bakery AID Thirty euf'n huee1
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EWVN NWWT NNVNI
Thousands of persons in this State
alone are yearly running their eyes by
wearing cheap spo0tacles. BY tho use
OF Hawkes. Crystalized lenses tho
sight il strengthened and vision im-
proved. These celebrated glasses are
iltod to all conditions OF sight by
h isenlohr Bros. & Schneider druggists
aud German opticians, Call and have
NOnr oYeA teated trOc.
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The finost quallty of Knight TEN
plars, Masonic, Odd Fellows, and all
other society jewels, made In rich col.
ora of enamel and gold, by rahrr Bros,
Cash paid Tor old gol0. 500 Main
street, Dallas, Texae.
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OUR LONG BUSINESS STANDING

In This Community Should be sum.
client Guarsntee
OF the quality of goods we offer for
sale, therefore don't be- deceived, hut
buy the genuine Mosquito Lotion,
made only by Hickox Il Hoarne, in
w. II. Patterson d Co.'S, old stand.
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Do not fail TO call and OK.
anime tho elegant collection Of black
importgd an over lace, ut 80 cOuts por
yard; 81 per yard, worth $3.50; sl,S5 per
yard, worth So 90, and ;2,5 per yard,
worth "a 20, ut h ,uman's'
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yln alsy vs ser y, g,'shE rAsTORIA.
o,, n. v. /, oaile, A. snd Ter OAsToHIA,
,,ss ~ s,ss. sis "a aaHx v oAsrOktA.
~. "A, A.a sshsru she ave a,s CAsTORIA
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q Elegant braided Jerseys, at Bau.
mans.
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WHITE all over lee, trom 40 cnnis 80
Sl.sJ por yard, q B'umau's.
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IMPORTED HAIR-BRusHEs,

Tooth-brushes, Sosps, Extracts and
COlOgncs
a5 Hlckox Il Hesrne's drugstore, la
w. n. Patterson d Co.'S, old atUud.
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or Practical Experience
with SO many years Of study, makes
us masters OF the profession. HickoX
& Henruo, Druggists,
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Actual UaIualn
In an departments, at Bsumgn'a.
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FOURTEEN YEARS

Hats Of all s'ylos and oolors rs less
than cost, as Humans,
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Roughi-aud-roaiy strsws, In all
styles, at BAumau'a.
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70 oents VIII get good lsdies' slip
pOr at Leon hahh's.
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nntA aAtIl ponnetsi Bssncts,
Atyour own prices, NJ Bauman'e.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17
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At tho great Bargains ia black Span
lab, all over lace, price 20 cents per
yard; worth $3.50 VI BaumAn's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17

DO aot Fail 10 Read
Bauman's advertisement,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17

SILK and stiff hats at aud below cost,
10 clere out, nt Leon RAhn's.