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Missouri Pacinc--F ort Scott Route.

Missouri Pacinc--F ort Scott Route
The following is a correct time table in effect July
ARRIVE DEPART
FROM. FOR
FIT Scott. Kansas City, st. Louis
and Taste n Express -. 80. 705 a IN 114o m
Fl scot, Kansas City, st Louis 49,
and Eastern Express 800 m $40 m
Conway Springs. Anthony and - -o 49,
kiowa Express, lU'4o q m '-N N
Kiowa Express. ........... 745 pm SIS p IN
Wichita a. Colorado Division.
Hutchinson, Sterling and GeDeSeo
Hutchinson, Annapolis, Pueblo
and Lenver Express. 1.Jo p m oUo p IN
All trains run daily.
The Missouri Pacific FIT. Scott Route" run
through Pullman sleeping cars to Kansas City and
St. Louis daily, also through free reciin-
ing chair cars on both night and mornin
trains This is the shortest line to st. Louis, by Is
miles, and tie popular line to all points east north
and south. Connections are made in Union depotS
in both Kansas City and ST. Louis with all lines
from these points. Ticket office lH North Main st.
+. Z. BIEC LEY,
Pass and Ticket Agent
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FOB EXCHANGE

INoa E1CHASSE-Js trssse-s x-1 svsrJ soty e. -
4 1s hk@-&& Aa.%sscs -<S9ry vi sITSsEA fcz
abstracts " Asy .&seA q t1s 500 cs ks1sAx asa
ctaSTs-rk S-s<-sss*ozs 40 ss-zEA5r - va4za
kA--sAs Asssrsd Age5cF. Eo<zzA - 4. Nc u v
kArxs< 81. . s1s1:A AAS- ). p Eks>ses. za-Axsr.
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Wichita a. Colorado Division

Kansas Midland Railway.
NORTH BOUND.
Passenger leaving Wichita daily At. ....... $50 a. m
Passenger arrives Ellsworth .l255 p
Freight leaves Wichita. Observation-Disclosures. go n IN
Freight arrives at Ellsworth ........... 40 p n
ARRIVES FROM THE NORTH.
Passenger from Ellsworth. 600 p m
Freight from Ellsworth Observation-Disclosures. sop IN
The Kansas Midland is the direct line to the north
west and is the best and shortest route to Oregon
and Washington Territory points.
City Union Ticket Office l22 North Main street.
Union Depot Oak street and Wabash ave.-Station.
w. ID. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass Agent.
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Grain Market

WICHITA, KAN, July Z.
wHEAT-No soft, 60c; No, hard a'c
CORN-white. Sc; mixed. DC
OATS-Old, lSc-
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Chicago Lave stock.
CuJCAro Ir1ly -
The Drovers' Journal reports:

The Drovers' Journal reports
CATTLE-Receipts. 1,oOa, including 4eo Texas
and western cattle; shipments, 80 o. NATIVES
active and i0c higher for desirable grades: choice
s5 st Suckers and feeders, So 25gts.G cows. and
mixed, sls5as 90 Texas steers f2.z5aSS.ss west
HO1ISSReceYpts, 1905 shipments 9.m. Mar
keJ a tive values steady. Mixed. s5.5oa5.'3 heavy
$56tq 30; light, S5.S4d5.7716.
SHEEP-Eeceipts $50; Shipments 4n Trade
brisk al 5al0c higher Natives inferior % fancy t5D
a5E0: westerns $2Sf03.15 Texans, SDgo 30; Ia1Yips
$S75@4s71s per 100 pounds
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FOR TRADE

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Sss S>y Eso1ts above A. sz1sz1ses 1-sz-x = =
s>ks1- and So.sis a.eezz-f 81 ~ r>ss srs os
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cs~ csistsstssn wfts god hezse essz- = asa ses
cvs~ rzssss sru-r sos TOYS - K&.s2s- izaas -
~ tie " tchs:4 h<E.xl Axs5ry. a ES4xls- ave.
Errzzs< 1aov. eSs<
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OF KENDATJ.

Attorney at law. Attorney for Manufacturers Ex-
change, Chicago. Prosecutes claims for pension,
bounty. etc. Room SO. Sedgwick Block. Wichita,
Kansas. S9-lmO+
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E>Da TRADE-co~sey c1EzzY ra-zzs ar ~scAta
It y-oS<<sys A3>c " sx2zi2 2rzs~-sy Tor .Ars-s x0-
To- ESs<sAs = Co. 81 >. 4D4s ssss<4 6-G
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GENERAL sTENOGRAPHER

And Notary Public. Shorthand work and copying
OF all kinds. Satisfaction guaranteed; specia
terms for large contracts contracts outside OF
city l.. N. HULL. room 5l42 Main 81. dil-im.
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Fresh fat breakfast mackerel At l0c
each, Jno. A. Jevett * CO.. l07 East
Douglas ave. d45 81
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STORAGE

CrORAaE-For household goods or merchandise
- boxed or loose. II you have any goods TO store
bring them TO the wichita Storage Co. Nc. Us wsss
Doug AS
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FOR SALE.

EHOR SALE-Ay stock Of Observation-Disclosures
Il and bakery doing good business and the only
bakery in the city. win rent the property
ably or will exchange she stock and property for
tead. Kan. S-25t
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swab s. Closer. Tailors, zoo Main st.-ls

Laws OF Kansas
Dassler's complied laws and session laws
for 81 for sale at this Office at the standard
price d&wsf
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Pocket real estate books for lands and
lots, for sale at thisoffice. Orders by mall
promptly filled. Address all orders TO
The WICHITA EAGLE, Wichita Kan, K
p. Murdoch. Manager. DIS us
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st. Louis Produce.

st. Louis Produce,
ST. Louis. No. July Is
FLOUR-Dull but steady.
WHEAf-Cash opened weak and lower and re-
nained unsettled TO thsclose The opening Tor the
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. July T.
WHEAT-S;eAiy; No. red esAac bid 6a5sc asked;
No soft ?olYo bid. ,oAse asked.
CORS-Quiet. 4sc asked.
0ATS-21ssc bid 2l,sc asked
FLouR-Quiet. Xxx. soc; NIX. slOo9l-0s; family
ello6l b. choice. 81 .Aisia0; fancy. Sls,Elo. ex-
tn fancy SIS patent, - laScls. rye hour $40
6l.6Q
CORN MEAL-Bulk. sc; sacked. 500.
CORN CHoP.-Yellos, bulk, sc; sacked, CSC.
SHlPSTUFf-B Bulk. &c; sacked. i5c-
BRAN-Sackei &5c
HAI-F,rm. New. Ss.5; Old fancy small baled.
eSeG large. 40
FLAX SEED-sSSsfc
BCTTER-Firner. Creamery fancy, I1cs good,
1sc; dairy fancy. Lee good choice, i21sc; store
choice. l9,Sc.
EHEEsE-Twins tic; Young America ro>sc-
E00S-Strong; Mc
LIVE POCLTRY-Chickens steady. Hens. s2e5
eS,0G ROSTERS, s2.a Turkeys &C per pound.
HAMS-SuEaf cured. llSSc
BACON-Breakfast. lnc
DRIED BEEF-S.
Dry SALT SHOULDERS long clear, SIS;
clear rib, So short clear. s7.eo.
SMOKED SHOuLDERS-SG.r long clear IS Al
clear rib, 20 short clear, ISIS
PoRk-&lS-i0.
LARD-Ss,&
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DEAN GORDON

Attorney and Counselor at Law Money n ,o,,
short ur,e- small amounts 90 Main Street
Wichita, Kansas ala
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE,

LNOR SALE OK IRA DE-11 acres of No. / land in
l. Harper county. Kan. all tiilable. 20 acres in
crops and well improved.
1tD acI es IN BarDer county. Kan, all good land 30
acres In crops. house. barn. etc, al fenced
Two sections of No. l land In Edwards county
Kan, miles from county seat; all good land living
water.
Five business lots and one residence Of rooms
and grounds in Ell Dorado. Butler county Kan.
10 acres in test residence portion OF White d Kan
Eight lots including one business lot IN hazleton
Kan.
l0) lots in Marion. Kan, very choice location.
- acres OF second bottom land in Mason county,
III. This is a fine farm. Also GDe residence of
rooms and grounds on 5th street IN Peoria H.
Fine 10 room residence and l00Xl40 #. In West
Wichita. close to watch factory
Also one FIRST mortgage note for 500 and for
$l,SG; hrstciass security.
own and control all the above property: VIII OK
change for good city property most anything.
or particulars call on or address a j. Edgeworih.
room u, Getto block. 43-f
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The Frisco is the only line running two solid trains
daily TO st. Louis without change from Wichita.
The only line having morning and night Pullman
service from Wichita to ST. Louis Two trains daily
10 Arkansas and Texas points Free reclining chair
morn AMI night trains City Union
Ticket ONCE 10 North Main street and Union pot,
Oak 81,
W, ID. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass Agent.
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PHYSICIANS.
W W WILLIAMS

Physician and Surgeon. Special attention given
TO operative surgery. also does a general practice
ONCE at residence 1882 y. EmDoria ave, vienna
Kan. Ofice hours. to 10 a. m, TO p. NJ and to
%. m l5l-uf
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dairy. i1s- cleS.C.
EGGS-S eady; fresh candied lSleal4c.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. July II.
WHEAT-Dull and laelec lower: No red sS,sSl
SSAc store, DisOIslc delivered.
CoRN-Quiet and heavy; No. ., 5ole@56aac deliv-
cred.
oATS-very quiet: mixed. SSaSSc: white 42ez-c.
CoFFEE-Spd firm; lilec; options higher a I'd
steady sales, S5-sG0 bags
SUGAR-Active ana strong. 5Isc, extra c SAG
Sic; white extra 6lsc' yellow ctehbsc, staLdard A
slec; powdered i4@ Use xranuated 500. 9iS.
EGHS-Quet and easy: dleslslsc.
BUTTER-Quiet, firm on fsacy; fSs0c.
CHEESE-Fsir demand; 7asssc.
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w. a BRIDENBAUGH. VIII. RAUcH.
BRIDENBAUGH & RAUCH,
Attorneys and Counsellors At Law. Rooms and
Eat 25 North Main St. W-64t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TYPE-WRITING,

Mrs. Kendall. copylst, room olJ Sedgwck build
Ing Wichita, Kansas. Hours, 9tU N, to 500 p N.
d42-im'
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LNARA FOR SALE-Very cheap. The T. ", or. OF
i sec 8. Lincoln township. Sedgwick county. Ev-
cry foot OF II tilla bic and good land IN the
west: very level l5c acres IN growing crop of
and corn good bearing orchard. good water. room
house miles Of nearest r. Railroad depot miles
east OF SedgHck City. Price SIS Per pone-tsrd
down. balance to suit Owners part Of crops with
sale. Inquire on premises or OF owner - South
topeka Wichita. Kan. L. r. Stewart ds1Zt.
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McMAHANS DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Once IL the Clement building. Rooms and s. III
\ Main st. or lock box a. J. A. McMahan Supt
l9-tt
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E. B. JEwETr J. B. LANGwoRTHY
JEWETT & LANGW0RTHY,
Lawyers. Rooms2. 4and6 q. rs North Main street
Wichita. Kansas. dl04-n
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MARY MERRILL,
Attorney-at-law Office, room p, Biting block
46-tf
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PHILLIPS & BOWN.

Veterinary Surgeons J. NJ PHILLIPS d Y. s. grad
uale OF the Chicago y e. college = 4 BowEa V. :
Once IS Douglas avenue, wichita Kas-
1e1eahone No ! l1-S
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BOARDING.

"ANTED-First class board and lodging. Call
W the Lemon Place, formerly the Fisher
house. all newly renovated, papered, painted and
refurnishl q. Splendid neighborhood. quiet and
COOL otj North Topeka ave. dSSst:
VANTED-Boartcrs at So Second streets nice
W cool rooms: first class board daet
WANTED-A few boarders IN private family.
W House central, handsomely furnished bath
and gas Address E p this Office. SM
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L'OR RENT-Two good business rooms and ONO
L rooms on 2nd floor OF building on Douglas ave,
centrally located Enquire Of \. F. Heiderlandrr
d44
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The Santa Re is the only line running three solid
trains daily from Wichita TO Kansas City, with
morning and night Pullman service. The short line
10 Colorado points with TWO daily trains: il is from
- 30 hours the shortest line 10 California with
through service of Pullman. and free tourist sleeping
The shortest limo 10 Texas points with
through daily service of elegant day coaches and
Pullman cars City Union Ticket Office II North
Main ST.. and Union depot near Oak street.
w. ID. MURDOCH,
Freight and Pass. Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-13
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOuS.

EoR RENT-Store room 25a50 in brick block at
Il Burton Car Works best grocery stand In city,
also fine 10 roomed brick residence for rent on
West Side. Isaac C. Wooten, Lock Box 30, city, or
call at room 6. 2rd floor. l41 y. Market ST. dto-o-
LNOR RENT-A new brick three-story with base
IT ment hotel containing forty rooms splendid
location will be ready for occupancy about list to
10th of August. corner of Oak and Fifth. Call
premises or at 1875 South Mead. John Haggermann
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r. M. CONKTIE. M. q.

General practit oner of medicine. surgery, gynae-
coogy and Obstetrics Treat all chronic and private
diseases oxygen treatment given wnen required
Pies and all disease of the rectum specially
Office removed to l34 North Main street, over Kan
National Bank. ONCE hours to IL a m, to D.
and I. 70 o. NJ dll7-tf
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BUTTER : IA what finer; creamery I5@lsS.c:
dairy. 49, el6IsC.
EGGS-S eady; fresh candied, lSIsalac.
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DR.. ". A. MINICK, DIR. J. VI. MINICK.
General Practice. surgery & Oh stetrics
MINICK BROS,
Homeopathsts At 100 \. Main ST., over Savings
bank. Calls answered at all times day or night.
Office open at ali hours Residence telephone No
14l, once telephone No. 263.
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T>AKEN UP-One hay horse about Il yeArs old
j and Is hands high: had on a heavy leather hal
ter with rope hitch rein Call al 3ls Z. Williams
Street; Harry Egoert ga
YI,AKES UP-one dappie gray horse. Owner
i can have the same by calling AZ COopsris sta
advertising charges asst
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money.
NEW YORK. July II.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-08-23
Fire.

About 10 o'clock last night our town, for
the frat time in many months, was startled
by the alarm OF fire. II proved to be nc
false alarm In this case, but tho largest fire
We have had since that at williamson's cor
ner, some two or three years since. The
fire originated in Alb, Reeds grocery store,
In tho Nance building on Austin street,
faom some loose matches, rs Ia supposed.
The fame soon exploded coal oil can near
by, which gave a rapid impetus to the con-
migration. II at once "took IN" In the
barber shop Of Mr.. Sanderson in another
part Of the building, and extended to
Green's buildings adjoining, occupied by
Mrs. Richardson's millinery store, and Mr..
Oozby's photograph gallery, all Of which
were soon wrapped In flames The real
denco of Mr.. Pitchford and the store of
Mr.. Mott were in imminent danger, and for
time 1t seemed as If a general confagra-
ton Of the southern part of tho city was
impending. By the exertions of our brave
fire boys, however, who were promptly on
hand, the flames were after hard fought
contest arrested and braught under control.
Fortunately the night was calm, or they
could not have succeeded.
The loss Of Mr.. Nance ia estimated at
81, 800; that Of Mr.. Green at SS0O-no
insurance. Mr.. Reeds loss on stock was
about $500, insurance $500. Mrs. Rich
ardson had an insurance of $3.50, and saved
most Of the contents of her store, though
in damaged condition. Mr.. Cozby's loss
8 about $50; Mr.. Sanderson's 800.
We are requested to notice one great de-
ficiency in our fire equipments as revealed
by this fire. viz: the fact that we have but
one hose cart. Delay and confusion re-
suited from this cause last night, the results
Of which might have boon much more
serious. The deficiency ought to be reme-
died at once.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-08-23
Pc R S 0 N AL.

Mr.. Lee Rountree, of the Kyle Star, made
the FREE PRESS call on Saturday
Col. P. c. Woods was one of the orators
at the reunion at San Antonio.
Squire Cocreham has just completed q
handsome brick residence on his place In
town,
We regret to say that our new townsman.
Mr.. Tate, lost an infant child by death last
week,
Mr.. Womack, teacher at Willow City.
Gillespie comfy, made the FREE PRESS
call on Monday.
Parson Rector, primitive Baptist, whose
residence was near Martindale, elearn died
on Monday.
We learn that Bro. McNaughton of the
Times WAS among tho most excited specta-
tors of the fire.
Terry Killough has taken position at
San Antonio, while Mrs. X. remains here
for the present -.
We met Mrs, Carter, formerly of this
place. lust week. They were about remov-
ING from San Antonio to Taylor. Mr.. G.
is still in tho railroad service.
The Blanco News records the arrival in
that city of Peter Woods, three Of his sis
ters and two Misses Billingsley. They were
an route for Peters ranch. twelve miles up
the river.
J.H. Durham, of Fort Smith, Ark I,
writes us renewing his subscription and
adds ''Crops are fiue in this section, one
and half bales per acre is the estimate on
the bottom lands" .t.,
Our old friend and neighbor, Mrs. Little
page, made US very pleasant call on tues
day morning. She was en- route from q
visit to relatives at Centre Point to hef
home at Bastrop.
Mr.. J. v. Hutchins returned this morn
inc from New York. He said for a few days
there he found it insuferably hot. Politics
also hot, and people pretty well divided
Good rains in the Indian Territory and Nor
thern Texas.
We learn that q certain old bachelor at
torney of this town has lately beeu exhibit
ting among his friends an alleged marriage
license. We hereby serve notice on him
that nothing short of piece of wedding cake
duly "signed, sealed and delivered VIII
satisfy the FREE PRESS that everything Is Is
il should be in his case.
Our old friend Esquire Hsaton dropped
in on us on Monday. We were glad to see
him, but sorry to find him in bad health.
He was on his way to his son-in-law's, MT.
Crnz in the mountains, where he expects 10
so;ourn awhile, and where we hope hlS
health may be restored. His wife and other
dauohters he informs us have been residing
for over a year at Denver, Colorado.
Bfo INC meN ,aSt wsek pleasantly in the noun.
tsins. Another of his daughters recently
arrived from Aud Scotia" and being In
Door health, by the advice of physicians,
he took her for sojourn at the old home
of the family in the bills. where there II
reason to hope her health may be recuper'
ated.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-08-23
Dripping Springs.

| August 18th, 1855
II seems phenomenal that malarial foyer
should have increased AZ tho weather got
drier, but such has boon tho case. There
has never before been anything like so many
cases of fever In this country, as have kept
tho doctors on tho 60 for the last 80 or 40
days viii the rain (when we got any, In
crease or diminish the illi Although near
Iy everybody has had turn Of II, We may
be thankful that II Is of so mild type, the
lower counties being visited by much
worse form, aud Florida by yellow fever.
Let us hope tho latter will not mako much
of a stand against the sanitary measures be-
ing used against It.
Since my last letter II was the sad fate Of
his friends to lose Mr.. A. L. Davis. MIR.
Davis has long been known In this country
as An upright man and first class farmer.
He has tho honor TO be one Of that class Of
men Of whom II may DO said; "They leave
the world something tho richer for their
presence"
The rivalry between the baseball clubs Of
d. S. and Cedar Valley has been as deep as
it has been friendly, and while the games
have resulted in scores favorable to the lat
ter club, D. s. believes that she can beat
the Cedars If adversely does not trip her up
as has heretofore been tho case. The game
on tho 9th inst,, as an example, may be
claimed as victory for @. ", while four Of
the nine were picked from Austin, To off,
set this D. s. hid three players from Lock
hart, one Of whom did not moro than Offset
A. L. Davis. Jr. who was unavoidably ab-
sent And while d. 8. does not wish to
say as @. V. does of her Kyle game; "The
umpire gave us dirt" she claims that but
for the errors of the umpire the game would
have stood at least three runs in favor Of d.
s., South Austin to tho contrary, notwith-
standing. As the sidos were, G. V. was
strong behind tho bat and at short stop.
She did closer playing than D. s., but sew
eral fly balls were nuffed on her side to one
by d. s. D. s. was weak behind the bat
duu WOThcu pOoiy 'toom' iho S'oh-
Vindicator will take notice that while Cedar
Valley claims they were beaten by the UNI
pire at Kyle. they win not allow that they
have won any games that way.
The meeting of the Baptist Association
here has been followed by a protracted
meeting under the guidance Of Bro. Bunt-
ing. This has been very satisfactory
meeting and Bro. Buuting's sermons have
surprised many Of the faithful, as well AZ
moved the unconverted. Many were sur
prised to learn that the christian church
calls for christian action es we'll as doctrine.
Even fig tree, If it bears no figs, is only
good for fire wood. Its name won't save it.
Apropos of what the Luling Signal says
of Mr.. W. T. Chapman, We beg to shy that
Mr.. Chapman las risen superior to the par
ty conventions. Very much superior.
Simply rising superior to the party (any)
conventions would be but little recommen-
dation--see proceedings of party convention
lately held They nave been as 'illegant
as Oirish picnics," as rule. On DIT
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-08-23
Reilly 10 w. u. Croker,

Ed. Free press,
after Reading the art Of Mr. W. II. Crock
or under date OF July 10 1883 Published IN
the Free press under tho head OF more con-
corning the case Of tho late d. +. valland'
inpham. Il am al loss TO determin wheth.
w N c.o.,.. a. ,n..,a or whstbsr said
W. d. S'o'~'' .,
art was prompted oy ms mahe'ous' ha''S'
uant and DEPRIVED spirit. He says he has
not ham called upon for proof, yet He
.,.,.,, 4. ,,,rr. %, n, tha
nav, ,sr,n of the com court OF this county
following tho publication conserving tho
matter, the court caused sopheonos to isue
for tho narties living adjcsnt 10 tho county
farm. including the said W. b. Crocker and
the ES of the Free press. Said sopheonos
having been Returned not served on said
Croeker and Ed of Free press (they being
absent) the matter was continued by the
court IN a special term In June for investi-
cation. At said special term the witnesses
all having been previously served tho inves-
t;c.tion WINS held. The following witnesses
was sworn: ]. q. Owen, I. H. Julien. W.
q. Crocker Jas. Dixon, J. NJ. Wallace, and
after a full investigation the court entered
the following order.
Upon investigation II was found that tho
complaints were based upon statements OF
Ben vaiiahainRnnn ao o:Ssas.,aaa;, "a az
ar testimony In the case does not sustain the
statements made by said Vallandingham
there for It Is adludged that the ihslnus''onS
maze against MI ""'"'' "'' N''o
I will add that on the occasion hotsrreo
to the said W. d. Crocker was unaef oa'n'
and although pressed very nara ny Judge
Kone and myself to tell alt thar no knew Oh
his own knowledge, or that oncie Den hau
told him that the court w'sn'u 'ns no'0
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-08-23
Ten Years Younger.

Mrs. Mary Montgomery, OF Boston,
writes: "For years, was compelled
to wear dress cap to conceal bald
spot on the crown of my head but now
gladly lay the cap aside, for your Hair
Vigor Is bringing out new growth. l
could hardly trust my senses when
first found my hair growing; but there
1t Is, and 1 am delighted. / look ten
years younger"
A similar result attended the use OF
Ayers Hair vigor by Mrs. o. o. Pres
colt, of Charlestown, Mass, Miss Bessie
II. Bedloe, Of Burlington, VT. Mrs. J.J.
Burton, OF Bangor, Me-, and numerous
others.
The loss Of hair may be owing TO i'm
purity OF the blood or arrangement OF
the stomach and liver, In which case.
a course OF Ayers Sarsaparilla or OF
Ayers Pills, in connection with the
Vigor, may be necessary to give health
and tone to all the functions OF the
body. At the same time, 1t cannot DO
too strongly urged that none OF these
remedies can do much good without
q persevering trial and strict attention
90 clearly and temperate habits.
Ayers Hair vigor,
Prepared BY DR.. J. c. Aver h Co. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by Druggists aud Perfumers.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-08-23
Luxuriant Hair

Can only BIO preserved by keeping tho
scalp clean, cool. and free from dam
druff, and the body in q healthful
condition. Tho great popularity oil
Ayers Hair Vigor is due to the fact
that 1t cleanses the scalp, promotes tho
growth Of tho hair, prevents 1t from
falling out, and gives 1t that soft and
silky gloss 80 essential to perfect beauty.
Frederick Hardy, Of Roxbury, Mass,
gentleman fifty years of age, was fast
losing his hair. and what remained was
growing gray. After trying various
dressings with no effect, he commenced
the use OF Ayers Hair Vigor. 1T
stopped the falling out" he writes ;
"and, to my great surprise, converted
my white hair without staining the
scalp) to the same shade Of 6roacn u
had when was 20 years Of age"