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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04
More Notes From Science Hall Neigh
bOrhOOd.

Mr.. II. Fl. Stanley h"1 some twenty acres
in johnson grass. Says when saved at the
right age It is nearer corn and fodder both,
than anything he ever fed. He has the best
device in the county to collect or rake up
the hay. It is an improvement over those
in common use.
DIR. Hilyer preached here week ago to-
morrow and was so years old the next day
Has been preaching GO years. Has two bro
theirs In Ala, both very old men. The DR..
is wonderful man.
Mr.. Casey, who lives near Col. sledge's
place, is within year and two months of a
hundred years old, - hale and hearty, and
hoes cotton, etc.
find you are gaining a great many
friends your open style and fairness on
subjects of public good, are bringing you
friends, despite all opposition.
May 80, '85.
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THE LIE NAILED,

Just before going to press we re-
ceived the Kyle News Of this week
containing two or three columns Of
the vilest personal defamation of the
editor of this paper, none OF which
we regard as worthy of notice but
the following passages
"But all is not yet told. Although
the war was virtually over, still on
the frontier there still existed few
marauding bands of desperate men
who were hostile to the North, Then
it was that Mr.. Isaac H. Julian ad'
yecated, through his paper, the
marching of Union troops through
Texas and putting to the knife men,
women and children, if no other
means could bring the few existing
marauders to terms"
We brand the above as an infamous
lie out of the whole cloth. We Of
course, stood with our section dur
ing the war, butimmediately upon its
close took decided grounds in favor Of
peace and harmony between the
North and South, and to that END
Joined with the National Democracy
in the support Of presidential ticket
in 1872, and have ever since acted in
that line. These are facts, we'll known
in this country,
The other statement, that after We
came here we issued two editions Of
our paper in one week, advocating op
posite doctrines, the one intended
for circulation at the South, the 9th
or at the North, is the same old lie
which we have several times explo.
ded, and need not notice further.
We think the men who have put
forward this creature OF the Kyle
News to revive this old infamous style
of warfare. which has been repeated
eddy attempted against us without
effect, will find that they have vastly
underestimated the intelligence OF
the people of this county and OF
Texas at large, in supposing that at
this day of grace, under the admin
istration of Cleveland and Hendricks,
it can have any other effect, than to
return to torment its inventors, We
shall soon see,
Meantime we ask the good people
to mark the kind of warfare which is
being used against us by certain par
ties through their tool at Kyle, sim
ply because we dared to criticist
some of their public and official acts
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04

We thank our friend, State Press,
of the Galveston News, for the follow
ing just and manly utterance. Com
ing, as it does, from a veteran editor
and publisher, we are quite content
to offset it against "Tray, Blanche
and Sweetheart, little dogs all" who
are yelping at our heels in the capac-
ity of critics in journalism:
"The Free Press discusses the
question whether San Marcos needs
another paper. The F. P. argues,
and proves the fact by it's own work,
that the ground is already we'll occu
pied. San Marcos, like oil Texas
towns of equal age, has pretty fair
cemetery Of defunct newspapers
They mostly died young. The Free
Press is now twelve years old, and
improves steadily. It says:
"MeaLtime; what was going on
among the newspapers round about
us? Frequent changes Of proprietor
ship, name, etc, ct most points, to
such an extent that the Columbus
Citizen and the Bastrop Advertiser
are the only papers in west Texas,
when we began publishing here, which
have continued to this time under
the same owners and managers.
The Free Press has maintained it.
self through the untiring energy,
sound judgment, and business tact OF
it editor and publisher.
AS we showed in our last, the "cem-
etery of defunct newspapers at San
Marcos would no doubt have been
much larger, had we not taken hold
of the business.
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CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
Of weight in the back. loins and lower part
Of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection Of the kidneys or
neighbOring organs At times, symptoms
Of indigestion are present, hatulency, uneasi-
ness Of the stomach, etc moisture, bike
Precipitation, producing q very disAgreeahle
itching, after getting warm, Is common At
tendani. Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
Weld at once to the application Of DR.. Bo-
sankos's Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected. absorbing the tn
tnors. AIlaying the intense itching, and ef-
fectine a permanent cure. Pnce, 20 cents.
Address. The DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co.
PiquA. o. Sold BY r. FRoNnEE.
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The Old Idea OF Newspaper Editors
The Change for the Better.

We feel "moved" to say something
on the above topic, because the "old
idsa," though waning, is not so far
removed into the past as not yet to
have considerable life and influence.
The class of editors we refer to is
what are commonly known as country
editors-a quite different class from
those of the city, the latter having al
ways been comparatively well sus,
tanned and independent. The COM
monty received notion of the country
editor, on the contrary, has long been,
and to some extent still is, that of a
poor dependent on public charity or
individual gratuities. Generally he
was known as q sort of hanger-on OF
some aspiring politician, and expected
to be his man-of.all-work, with no as
piration for anything above such a
mental position, receiving in return
such gratuities and empty compli-
ments as the great man might vouch-
safe to offer him. The general pub
lie took their cue from such degrad-
ing position, and estimated him &c
cordingly. Anything was thought, by
his "kind patrons n, good enough for
an editor. The idea that he should
ever think or set up for himself about
anything, or try to get ahead in the
world, was thought perfectly prepos-
ferrous. His business was thought to
be to puff everybody, Unfortunately,
and allow his paper to be made the
vehicle Of personal malice, and meekly
take the consequences He was ex
pected to get down on his knees fol
the smallest official OF other favor
And il he dared TO rebel against
all this, and claim that his soul Wa
his own. the fat would strAightway
60 forth that he must be suppressed
stop his feedI" would be the cry
of all who found they could not use
him for their selfish ends
Such used to be the too prevalent
estimate Of the country editor. Ant
it seems to us the idea still hnger
among the one-horse politicians and
place-holders and moss-backs o
some Of the rural districts. A re
ally independent press is their espo
cal detestation.
But q new era is uPon Us Day II
daHning. and the bats and owls Of ig
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04

We notice that Hon. George w.
Julian, of Indiana, has received the
appointment of Surveyor General OF
New Mexico. We were aware that
President Cleveland had some time
since rendered him the appointment,
in order to assist the administration
in carrying out some reforms in the
Territory, but were in doubt as to
whether the state of Mr.. Julian
health would permit his acceptance.
We presume, from the public an
riouncement, that he has concluded to
accept.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04

norance, prejudice, and selfish greed
and jobbery are flying to their holes
and caves. The press, as we'll in the
smaller as the larger towns, is coming
to the front. tits being recognized
as the best friend of the people, and
as such entitled to their liberal sup
port, Editors Of respectable ability
and character are beginning to be
recognized as prominent among the
intellectual and moral forces that are
moving the world. They have only
to be true to themselves and their yo.
cation, to command universal respect.
~ Men of thought be up, and stirring
Night and day:
Sow the seed-withdraw the curtain
CLEAR THE WAY!
Men Of action, aid and cheer them,
As 70 may
There's fount about to stream,
There's light about to beam,
There's warmth about to glow,
There's flower about to blow;
There's midnight blackness changing
Into grey.
Men of thought and men Of action,
CLEAR THE WAY!
"Once the welcome light has broken,
Who shall say
What the unimagined glories
OF the day2
What the evil that shall perish
In its ray?
Aid the dawning, tongue and pen;
Aid il, hopes Of honest mon;
Aid il, paper-aid it, type =
Aid it, for the hour is ripe,
And our earnest must not Blacken
Into play.
Men of thought and men of action,
CLEAR THE wAY!"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04
KEYNOTE 10 HEALTH.

Health Is wealth wealth means indePend.
enoe. The Keynote Is Or. Bossnko's Cough
and Lung Syrup. The bess Cough Syrup in
the world. Cures Coughs. Colds, Pains IN
the Chest, Bronchitis and Primary Con-
sumption. One do~e gives relief IN ever
case. Take no other. Price 50 cents and
sI.oO. Samples free. Sold BY r FRoNNr
lis; Of letters remaining in the Post Once
At san Marcos. Te1Ss for the week ending
June Let. lsS5=
RsneCAr. PlA=eia Smith. Edmou
Relas. Desinclo Saith. T. l.
Rodrigues. LAcArO SauderS. W. ID.
Routon. J. ]. Shsn. Mrs. ". A.
Sisasro. Juho stone. Nrs- Emily
Peusous ealing for The shove letters I'll
please SAY advertised. giving dsis-
ALEIET HEl1ox, P. II
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04
A RELIABLE ARTICLE.

For enterprise. push, and = desire TO get
such goods A. viii give the trade satisfaction,
r. FEoxDEE. the Druggist leads all compe-
tition. He sells Dr. BoSAnkO's Cough and
Lang Syrup, because II - the bes; Medicine
on the market for Coughs Gods, Group and
PnnSry Consumption- Prioe 50 cents and
Al 90 Samples free.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04

We are favored with an unusual number
of letters of local news this week. We hope
our local contributors will continue to favor
us, and that others may join their company.
We want local correspondent at every
post office within the bounds of our circula-
tion
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04
EmanCipatiOn Day.

There will be meeting at the Court
on Saturday next to make suitable arrange
ments for the celebration of Emancipation
Day, the 10th inst. All who are friendly to
the movement Irrespective of COLOR" are
invited to attend
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04

We have Just received BALLoU's for June.
It opens with an interesting illustrated ar
ticle on the Island Of Borneo, by Capt.
Howard Hurlburt, followed by contin'
uing chapter of Mr.. Thomes's story Lew.
and or Sailor Boys Wanderings. II al
SO contains large amount of entertaining
stories. instructive and amusing reading,
making it well worth the price.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04

MoRx BACK NuNIBERs WANTED. From the
demand for copies, we infer that the FIRE.
PHEss WAS never more sought for than at
present We find Ourself short Of copies OF
May l4th I'VE need as many Of them As We
can get); also of May 2lst, and Of last week,
the 2sth. Any Of our subscribers who do
not file their papers would confer favor by
letting us have their copies, and We shall be
pleased 10 reciprocate the favor.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04

Smith 4 vanlandingham wish the public
10 know that they are ready 10 answer
promptly all calls for their drays or wagons
They have experience in all branches Of the
business, and feel sure they can give satisfsc-
ton
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04

BY action of the Council at their meeting
Inst Tuesday, San Marcos takes rank as
veritable city.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04
Notice.

Rev. H. M. DuBose will address the peo
pie on Tuesday at Coronal Institute in be
half of the Chautauqua school at this place
at II o'clock.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04

Mr.. Harris, our freight agent, informed
us on yesterday that 900 lbs. Of wool had
been shipped this week, to that date. He
says our exports largely exceed ou- imports.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04

Our NATIONAL BANKs.-N0tice OF the
authority of our two National Banks to
commence business, o. required by law,
will be found in our advertising columns.
The Alert Hose Company were out Tues
day evening, and washed the mud daubers
nests from the cornice of the court house.
The two prettiest boys were each presented
with handsome boquet by lady admirers.
The excursion on Saturday to San Anton
10 got up by the Austin Press club, was in
consequence Of the delay Of the trains, pref
ty much failure, save pecuniarily. We
learn it paid the club handsomely.
Mr.. Jno. A. Howell now has charge of
the Photographic gallery in DR.. Combs
building, where he is prepared to do oil work
in his line in the best style. Pictures en-
larged in India ink or water-colors, Call
and see samples.
B. F. Blount Il Co.. have opened large
grocery store in the old Iglehart stand. Mr..
Mott, we'll known here as business man,
is o member of the firm. Mr.. Blount ap-
ears to be man of the Same stamp. Their
prospects are Rood.
Commissioner McCarty assures us he
never suggested acting on the printing ques.
ton without advising us, as stated in our
last. We were assured that he had, but II
appears to have been a misunderstanding.
We mako the correction because We would
do no one an injustice.
The PHRENoLoaIcAL JOURNAL for June
opens with sketches and portraits of our
ministers to England, Germany, France and
Turkey-Phillips, Pendleton, McLane,
and Cox. There is an interesting article
on the "Poet King of Sweden" and the
entire number is superior one.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04

Mr.. Green informs MS that the First M
tional Bunk will DO open for business in
few days, aud doubtless the San Marcos viii
also.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-06-04

Our NATIONAL BANKs.-Notice OF the
authority of our two National Banks to
commence business, o. required by law,
will be found in our advertising columns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15
Mic. genaa.

Wenn Der Geitiubel perraui6t unb
ipteoer 9ube uno Beionnenbeit in's
9aus eingesoqen finb, oann mibmet
man ben beiten @ei9enfen cine ndbere
getra9tung. Wan greift our mabren
@rboluug, bic etnen bauernoen Gin
orud binterldBt. BEN 8i6ern. Damn
bleibt iib @roB una &lein slei1; aud
bas &Ino febrt INNER mieber, tpen1
Der erfe Greubesrani9 iiber Die Spiel
laden betfogen 1T, gu ben ldonsn Bill
ber= unb Mdr9enbIdern Suriid.
BON ben 8ef6dften, mel1e benz
publifum eine @elegenbeit bieten, bas
Wsibna6tsfeit gu peri6onern, nimmt
bas bes 3errn N1c. Sengg, 218 Weits
Commences traBe, cine Ser eriten Stel=
len ein. Sc oerbinbet bas Mngenebme
nit Dem Niibli@en. Neben elmer sros
Zen Muswabl ppn 8il6ern unb iluz
ifritten S9riften, mel1e bas fino=
li1e 8emiitb gu erfreuen permDs
gen, finoet man au6 nod anbere
8egenitanoe, tpel9e bas Wuge e%rfreuen
uno benz 9ausbalt our 3ieroe serei9en.
Bon ben 5abIreiden Mrtifell1 MAIDEN
mir nun folgenoe n%ambaft: S9reib=
pulte unb Hdbf1ft6en in 2ener uno
Ylif6, albums in alien @r0Ben uno
G%inbdnben, Pbotograpbierabmen in
Sammt, Stan mbii6er, Noti3biider,
9anbtaf6en fur Damen, Nippia9en
unb papeteries. Scan fam unm6glid
irgenowo cine i66nere Musmabl unb
biaigere preiie antrefen, als bel Germ
Sengg, nnb gebe bebbaIb bel 3eiten gu
INN.
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stant.Aennt.

8. %. Maoaras5, oer gigenthiimer
ber Sifa Nurierles, bat elm Depot in
Der Stlbt, in $50. 800, 0Ou1oniiraBe,
er6Hust. Dian miro ba,elbit iiets eint
AusmahI BON Slumen unb YlattpHan.
5en. friiben @artenfdmereien, Blumen
5wisbeln &c. finoen. 6srnss bolt er bas
ielbfi prooen uon 3ierbdamen. &ofen
uub fsnifiaen Ga tengepdffeu. Ollie
in Der Stact aemacbien 8eite0unaen
werbsn am nddfiea Gage BON berNurierp
ausssfiib.t nit frfh Der Groe entunms
m.nen 8emd6ien. 4lie inc @emdh,e
fino bier ge8ogen unb es MIRO eiran
tint, oaB tie mrfllt Das lib. moiifi
fe ausgegeben tDsrbsn. Mas pc :
mehsle ben pldB aibt; Sta H9rieries
No. 800, 9oultOns 5trabe. 10,12,t-
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Gin bielperbeissnoes unternebm,e,,

Wir fiblen uns oeranlaBt, atpei ur,
ierer dlteiten unb befannten ginmohner
megen ibrer i%abrelangen @ei1dftstbds
tigfeit unb ibres unternsbmungsgeiftes
gu ermabnen. IS iinb bies Die 0errert
u. S. 6rD unb Colonel $. 9. y NJ
breDs. SIN ganaen State linb fe
5ur 8eniige b%efannt, obne baB es nDtbig
rDdre, ibre ipe5ieuen Yeroienlte berpor.
5ubeben. Sic baben uater Dem Namen
Mnbrems & GrD
elm Sompagniegef6dft eeeriinoet, bas
benz Nns uno 8erfauf uou @runbeieenz
tbum i'm Staate Seras feline b%eionoere
Aufmerfiamtett i9enft. 9ie Office be-
finbet ii6 i'm 9auie Nro. 2 Weit Gome
MERGE StraBe, in umi!telbarer Ndbe Der
Bride. Die bereits ermdbnt, perben
Die 0auptmerfmale bes neuen Inter
nebmens in benz @rmerb unb 8ertauf
BON 2ano unb @runbeigentbum be-
iteben. 6remoe, tpel6e NIT Der Mbii9t
bierber fommen, lire &apitalien in biez
lem @ef6dfts5meige gu iupeitiren, tpers
ben esportbeilbaft finben, nit genannz
ter 5irma gu unterbanbeln. 8eibe 9er=
rem baben perionIi6e &enntnjB BON fat
alen 2anbperme1ungen in unierem
bliibenben unb Dorndrtsi6reitenben
Staate. 9,12,t1m, 10
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i1leoen. Oas it mebr aIs elm outer
Demofrat bertragen fam, uttb bebbalb
bat es @leDelano nit Der teTanii1en
Democratic u~eroorben. Seine Bot
ihaft pirb iebr tpesnerfenb f%ritilirt,
Die meiten 3eitungen geben glei1siils
tig uber tie binmeg unb einige osrielben
merfen allen @rnitss bic Grage auf:
Was fo0en mir teraniiden Demofraten
tpun2 Die 6rage tlinst feltiam, aber
nod ieltiamer lautet Die Mnttport.
.Wir teranif6en Demofraten 9eben un=
Tern algewobuten Weg, glei6uiel Oh
ein GleDelanb sriltirt ober nidt; mir
permogea aud obne 9ulfe pormdrts gu
tommen, gerabe 70 gut, mle irgeno Elm
anoeres Bolt Der grbe." 9urmdrts
pollen bic teranii9en Demofraten ses
benl 9as 1T Elm iebr l0tli1er Gut
i9luB, menn nur etmas baraus nirbl
4ber niht genug, oaB glepelano ben
teraniihen Demotraten MergerniB giebt,
aud nod BON anberer Settle werben lie
in unangenebmer Weiie getdui9t. IS
bat Ii1 ndmll9 berausseitelt, baB in
ben Deridieoenen &%esieruuss=9 epartes
ments gu Waibington nl9t penige
Mdnner ansefteQt fins, Die ibre Nemter
erbielten, neil lie fi6 als Seraner aus.
gaben, aber niemals weitll9 pom Mli:
liiiippi maren. Cine fol9e Gre1beit
lit unerb6rt unb muB natiirli6 Die
teranii@e Democratic aufs 966ite er.
bittern. 9aben etua bic Seraner in 10
acknowledgement Mn5abl bemofratIi9
geitimmt, bamit man fe UNI bic Memz
ter beI1min6elt. bic bon &e1tspege1
ibnen gebbren2 Die belliefte BHidt
Der teranlf1en @ongreBmdnner lit es
iebt, ale oieie Memteri1minoler aufju=
ltobern uno oarauf gu oringen, oaB fie
10 raid tpie m6sli6 aus ibreu Stelen
berausgeworfen weroen. go Derlans
gen es bic teranii9en Demofraten.
Sic peri9iebenen Bepiligunsen fir
GluBs unb acknowledgements iiao
bereits per6fentii6t morben. Inter
ben teraniiden 9dfen 1T Sabine paB
nit Der b66ffen Summe beoa6t, OBJ
glei1 feline 8%erbeHerung mebr benz
5taate 2ouiliana als Eeras gu Cute
fommer miirbe. Muf ben ~genannten
YaB iolen ndmli1 l Mi0ion Dollar
pertpenbet tpernen, tpdbreno @aIbeffon
nur nit $3.50, 600 unb MranIas BaB
nit $500. 900 anse'ebt purben. Gaft
fiebt es 10 aus, dig babe 6untinqton
ieine 0anb BEL BEN 8etpiligungen i'm
Spiele gebabt. benr befanntii9 niinf6t
er Sabine paB f9ifbar gema6t gu
feben.
Das @infeuben bon untsrftiBuugs=
aeloern fur bic a%bgebrannien In @alpe=
ton bort nod ltno nod auf. Sm
@an5en gingert bon $118 bis 119, 900
elm. Gum Wieoeraufbau BON Dddiern
i'm ob~gebrannten Diftrltt muroen big
ieBt As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ousgeifelt.
Die 8aufoifea fir iene 6dufer peroen
lid i'm @an3eu uuf $A9.S95 belauf II.
nit Dem Wteberanfbau ihelnt es midi
10 raid BON StatteH gu gehen. ais
man erpartete, uno bas mag mDbl Der
bette Berpeis fur bic unsinflaea 3eit=
osrbdltaiIe fem. SIN Sabre 1877
murbe @alpeifon ebenfals uDn elmer
gr0Beren 6%euersbrunft beimaefadt, bic
gigentbum i'm Wertb BON 3 MAaionen
&c, ft6rte, aber bamals erbol!e ii6 bic
5tabt punoerbar fdnea mieoer.
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Serantitber @ein.

BON 6errn Us. Qasemann in SEEM
ulm wurbe uns eine Gilie @ein geianbt
nit Der Gitte, benfsl5en bon Weiafen=
nern problem gu Iahen unb tie UNI elm
urtbeil ii5er bic Qualiidt beg betrefens
ben Weines 3u erfuGen. Wir fino Dem
Terlaugen nadgefDmmeti unb es freut
uns. 0errn 0agsmann ~mittbeilen au
t0nnen, bob bas iber ieinen Wein ge=
fdllte urtbeil eIt allgemei11 ganitiges lit.
Der Wein 1T elm reiner Haturwein, Der
fi4 por3lgli9 als Siihmein eisnen
tpfirbe. go lautet ungeIdbr oas urs
tbeil.
Der 9agemann'i1e Wein 1T aus Der
0erbemont : 9raube bereitet, bic BON
8ielen ber ipaniihen 9raube p~oraesoaen
pirb. Do6 bat er nidt Die 6arbe unb
aud ni6t ben @ef1maf anberer 6erbes
mont eine, Die mir Bis ieBt 5u perluz
den @elegenbeit batten. Dieie dbael=
ten benz california Wein, Der 0aaes
mann'ide Wein aber eber benz Wsihouri=
Wein. Wir miinffen 0errn 6aaemann
Slid 3u ieinem Srfolse in Der @einbe=
reitung unb hofen, baB ibm aud Der
pefauidre grfolg ni9t ausbleiben mirb,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15

- Sn Der Hdbe BON SabinaI fam
Better @beiHer bur9 einen unaliidlideu
3ufal ums Geben. gr mar nil ielnem
y uoer Wiuie auf fie Sago geaanaeu
uno 2eBtertr bemerfte einen Oirih unS
feuerte auf i'm, serabe als Better bic
SbuBlIn c pafirte. Gie Ruael brana
Dem urgliidudsn in ben Gopf uno
tobtete iba augenblldli1.
Der Staot Corpus gbrifi aebt
es beim Nufbringen Der giienbabns
Subiioie geraoe 10, ME es San Nntos
Mo erging. ats es galt, bic Nftien Der
9ranias paB Yabn untei3ubriHaeu.
Sletenlgen Wdnner, bic es am beiten
nsrmobteu, balten NIT ibren Inter-
i1rlftet 5urid. obglel1 Ibnen Der Bird,
fioent Gott NIT QUEEN BsiipieI poran=
gebt unb Wilens 1T, $1,000 gum giiens
babn<GonD bei3niteuern.
Die belben ppfrduber Seomes
Serton uno 9enrp Siferion, Inelde
bic pDfttuti9e BET Comfort glluoetten.
lpurbsn in bas beige Gountpgefdnanib
abgelIefert. unele Sam oerltept Is
better, nit ben 0erSre1ern umauiprins
gen, als Der Staat 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15
ChriStieu Gueiser

Den g%inwo5nern bon San Nntonio urb
umgebung aIs fahfunbiger unh reeller
5letfder our @eniige befannt, balt in
teinem 6leif9martt am Nlamo plaaa
TETS frii6es Gleiih unb ale Mltsn
&audwaare nno Wiirfte. Serr Speiz
Ter 1T iebr gepihenbaft in Der 4usmabl
oes gum S1lo6ten beitimmten Yiebs
uno it oarauf beoa9t. felne 2un5en
aufs goatommenfte sufrieben au ftelen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15
Musoerfauf!!!


Sn anbetradt, bab mir feif ent<
itnb, NIT inherent 8etail>
Gelddft am Matn pla3a Dor Dem
l. Sanuar pOaifdnots uufsurdumen,
lperben wtr idmmtltde Waaren,
tpenn bic Nptb es erbetidt, fir bte
6dlfte bes Wertbes lpsidlasea+
Nad benz 15+ DECEMBER wtrb bas
sanse Eager auf auftipn Dbne &ad>
bait perfauft+ @erfeblt bteie aubers
prbentltde 0elesenbeit ntdt!!!
D. & A. 0ppenheimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-15

Wer nit Der Jirma Martin
& S6rpper Gefddite ab3umahen
bat, fam ieBt in ibTer neuen Office
No. 2 Commerce trabe nabe Der Yrude
uoripre9en.