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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-06-07
Our Farm Gardens.


EDITOR FREE PREss:--As the farming H.
forest of Hays county has been written ar
and placed before the public, it occurred &c
me there Is ono othor interest quite as I'm.
portant--in fact on euxilliary to the former
that has been entirely ignored, rofei
to general gardening. The point il, "a
tho average farm garden pay7 After resi-.
douoo Of ID years in Hays and Guadalupe
counties, mostly among the farmers, (elover
yoRrs Of the time including tho dry Heasons,
having q practical knowledge Of said garden,
I cen say unhesitatingly, 1t will, Many veg.
etablor keep AND grow we'll IN January, but
grneral gardening begins with February
and extends to the middle Of July, A short
rest, then preparation is made for the fall
garden. Many vegetables, notably the Irish
potato, yield two crops. / hnve noted
many good gardens OF from ono-fourth tc
throa.fourths of nm acre ground, from which,
am informed, the canned goods, jams, jel-
lies and preserves are furnished In sufficient
quantities, not only for the family, nut the
numerous friends that ore entertained. This
reminds rue 7 nm In posaesion Of Jazz
delicious plum jolly and bottle Of tomato
catsup, put mp in 1884, from one Of the
above mentioned gardens, May both the
friends end thsir garden Tive long and
prosper"
Theeo gardens hhva aside from she great
variety OF Vegetables, such fruits az peach,
pear, neetarina peach, grape, plum, dew
berry, strawberry, apricot and few Of shom
apple. a neiRhbor yesterday had apple
pie, not Of the dyopoptic order, made from
the frnit grown ON his own FARM. Thana
gardens, mostly in town, are strictly farm
gardens, ne they are not subject to irriga-
ton. Table corn (roaeting eers) &c placed
on the market the last of May--some earlier
this scGsor. II aocion known as the
Davis, Stogell and Rylander neighborhood
the farn gar3oD is q auooeaa IF any Of my
readers question this, refer them to ouT
live, energetic and progressive young farm
or T, J. Davis. There are many other SEQ
lions that arc alive to this important annex
Of the farm. There is bus one state think
that equals (posaibly eurpaaaes) ne 90 TO size
and quality of our California.
Born at the for north, in rich tanning
section, and knowledge from long resi-
denoe In eeYoral Of the Rich agricultural
northwestern states, whore gardening ie a
science, do not hesitats to saY with the
game careful attention bestowed on the
homo or kitchen garden here will produce
resu Its as satisfactory, yes more so, as we
got two crops to their one and are 8 months
to their In producing them.
good garden is promoter of health
and happiness. Ia both luxury and 10
profitable. Let US hear more Of them. But
like one other precious boon sooured-Lib-
erty--oternal Vigilance ig the price OF a good
garden, K.
rive thank onr friend the writer of the
above, for his timely Grticle. 1t relates TO a
topic we had thought Of taking up, but could
not reach with go many irons in the fire.
We would suggest that by the WY Of cup
plemen: ho parsioulhrize the various gardens
IN our town and vicinity their cultivatora
and degree of euccess. -Ep,
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We hsar rumor Of a Wedding soon or par.
Ties OF ,his place.
Niles Sara r. Mitchell and Mr. Frank
James attended church and visited friends
at this place on Sunday Mas IA. IL about
70 return TO her home In Grundy o., Mo,
and there will be many regrets when we
state that sho docs not expeo. TO return to
Texas TO teach.
We ro0rel vorv much 70 have e. record
tho death OF Thomas MAthews, eldes, eon
OF Mrs. L. II. Mnthswe, Of this place. 10
was Just verging toward young manhood,
and bot recently seemed 70 have tho prom.
ise OF Iona life before him How mad the
ohangol HE mother VIII have the sympa.
thy Of OIL
Frank Donaldson gave ne Home points tho
other day concerning some OF tho Cnlifor.
min emigrants from this place Flo thinkS
Mitchell and Hunter hre "holding their
own" at least, The MoshorS have boon
sick and othorwiso unfortunate, and Mrs. NJ.
doaires 10 resume teaching In this vicinity,
Thos Richardson is expecting to return bo-
toro winter. Zach Bittiok, colored, got
sick ana wrote most earnestly for holp to
como homo some time ago. Ho afterwards
recovered so % 10 secure money enough to
come home on md has just arrived. Wo
arc glad to hear of his return, for ns o ma.
son and o cistern maker he wne ono Of our
most valuable eitizens.
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business men, lenders In soeiety and oven
minIntOra OF the gospel, who say Tho farm
ors are not wiss enough 70 stand togetheri
II is worldly affair and no ohriStieu should
tampcr with It. and still ooolhof who claims
vo are forsaltng the church and being lod
astray by the Alliance. Are not the very
principles Of 4 order founded ON reliRioni
When ltsays love thy noighb or, do oil You
can TO promote the welfare OF thy brother
or sister; therefore the Allienos Ia q holr
instead OF q drawback to the church.
Let us improve ourselves morally, socially
and intellectually, 40 IL We do boar the
name OF farmer wo will DO equal In rank to
the so-oallod aristoorocy or monoyod world.
Let us so not aa 10 become true members OF
the Alliance and 80 live that others may be
convinced; and improve our lodge so that
the good we loso In non-attendance will TAR
exceed tho fino Of 25 oepts. Brothers and
sisters, are wo living In accordance With the
principles OF the order1 Are wo making II
o bloshing or o cursor Lot us conslder these
questions and try TO improve thereby
Very Respectfully
BiIss JRNNIn WnAvRn
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MiiIseat.

As 600 that tho Times has corrcapon-
don't here, thought would give you o
fow notes In tho rough. Yoa con put them
In shape, II acceptable.
We have had too much wet, Crops ore
III the weeds, hevo had to plant cotton twice
and II the out wormn hold out viii have to
plout again.
We have the anost grass and abundance
Of water. Oats and wheat ore damaged
somo by rust.
There hos boon some cattle selling. Mr..
Steele cornered up o nice bunch of year
lings. Mr.. Davis of Dripping Springs got
thom up for him.
l soc communication In tho Times from
@. D. B. which teems To reflect on the gen-
eral land commissioner or the law makers.
Whose fault is it that tho public lind is
thus being gobbied In that why.
Our P. NJ. has gone to Austin this week,
DEBRIS.
rive welcome our new correspondent,
and trust his letters and influence may te
the means of giving the FREE PnEse fair
list Of subscribers at Millsont. ED,
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Personal
OEAp. hUrCaIEG6.
Trsss. City Schools.


Miss Weaver's address in another column
contains some excellent advice to the Ali
ance people.
Major Moon YVES in town the fore part Of
the week Glad tc find hin pretty much
restored 10 health,
Our friend J. g. Yilling9ly has laid on our
table the first cotton blooms Of the seasor
which We have seen.
F.E. Loeaon, Of Eagle Pass, took in Scr
Marcos while en- route from the North 0
few days since.
W. g. Gray WEE here On q visit last weak,
he s2ys be appreciates San Marcos more
and mora tho longer ks 5.ays ogey frola it.
Prof. Williams has favored rs With a san.
pie CT the sugar bee. Of his raising. Hs
SAYS when picked i mikes q superior q.
ticle, and we ha7a found It's even so.
Since Tho departure Of bic 'tstter half.
Mr. Robbins = again boarding q tho Eof
Lsiuz, and Gays tha' The table leaves that Of
Re Dri5liI lt A1=tiu lar behind
We ai3 u-; lesrr iii guit, recently thai
the Lius-oh-r family Ind gore % lIsJ!,C.
ns1r tie arizona line, intending - remain
.. Il A!Iss Las tL-ir Piz-g rla;s1.
~. w'sz-Ir- large s-7 =t--y t-.lsirz
row Io1Es Up above j. r-r-l-1 li1Es- Il
5ci---a-ls p view lf z-l tr1-l College stree
ard nike % L-- -ql-Er---e-
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~ slra Er-s had y e. s-iz--- -s e Be-
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For sale.

A farm Of foTty-savGu sores, sixteen Ecrcs
irrigated. ten acres IL ribbon cane, tgO sets
Of ssllinss about tvo hundred yards apart
and other Cut b1ildings. A hydraulic raIa
that supplies the dEsllinV viii Tatar trcncs
10 : reservoir an . trough for stc-k- q
fgh uoui VIII G--Ul1 carp, IL uTl'e-
works and irrigation ere from q s7'rIng ttli
ssz-ds lie tsst o. The dryest sess0ns. A
good bazriug orcaEri - pHsc1-s. F..-s
suptss. plrIas. obsTias- fes. Crap It's
Orops-fy t-c-fz So E.---5 uyEr zezT tlr-.
7 vozld taks haH q s. 1.----e c.t~ --HF-
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he ElsJrs prlg-rty g. CO C tie i-rri
ylsoss u Tar-s FL a.. -.arzsrT tlsz.Es.
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Our readers will recolleot our mention los
week of coll from Mise Alice Cuptead, Of
tho Fort Worth Sunday Mirror. Tho giftod
young lady furnished hor paper beautiful
tribute to our little city which appears IN
the Issue of tho Ord inst. We regret we
have not space for tho whole, and find II
difficult to select passages for quotation. &C
will only give the closing paragraph;
"If you want description Of the scene
where the silver waters roll 60 and see for
yourself. No words can express 1t, no pen
cen write it; go and view 1t for yourself. II
Is the prettieat ecene In Texas, Before you
rush to view Niagara 60 see tho San Marcos
with It's simple, unassuming name and Sc
oluded beauty. There is not nicer resort
In Texas, and ell should hear the interesting
lectures to be delivered this summer, Tho
people are kind and generous and do oil
they can to make strangers feel OF home
among them. The Mirror representative
returns sincere thanks to Mr.. Julian, Mr.,
Neighbors, and others for courtesies extend
cd and to the citizens in general for their
libsrality and kind treatment LOGIC.
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Notice.

There will be an Ice Cream supper In the
court house yard on Friday night, June 9Th,
Che proceeds of which will go toward iia-
proving the approaches to Chautauqua Hill.
THE supper will be under the supervision OF
ihe P. d. A. and a. P. s. societies. Ice
cream 10 cents per saucer or two for 70
cent?.
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Closing out sale Of Dress Goods.

Twill sell during the month Of June for
cash the following dress goods: Linen
lawns, embroidered robes, white and oolOred
French and American ssteenE, Scotch Teb.
byrs. all kinds Of wooden fabrics. Nov is
the time 10 secure bsrgsins
w. HUTcHnsa.
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Toel IcsY Ece2

q The San Marcos Ice Factory is now II
'suooessful operation. Daily capacity, 60OC
pounds Of the purest and best ice manufact'
|nred in the state Bars from rs to 100 lbs.
furaished. Prices moderate.
y Tom CODE, Prop.
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q Don't forget to call on Peter Seuberth,
}the tailor, first before purchasing your
mems and boys clothing. He will actual-
" furnish the goods and make them up as
cheap, if not cheaper, than the same con
be bought ready made. and of course much
better and more satisfactory. SO patronize
heme industry and save money.
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n Persons not subscribers who may atN
anv time receive copies of the FREE
$PRrss, will please understand that theyN
1are sent simply as samples; in the hope !
Ltbat the parties addressed may like ~
oell enough to favor US with their subscrip
|ons.
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REFRIGERATORS'
AtG. w. DONALDSON d Co.'S.
Notice.

d The annual meeting of trustees for Coro-
nal Institute will be held at the Methodist
churoh, Saturday 9th inst, at 8 p. M. All
members of the board are earnestly request
I'd to be present. GID g. JoHNsoN,
u Sec'y Board.
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NOtice--S0mething New.

s. am now prepared to buy, sell, exchange
or rent out oil kinds of second hand furni-
1ure. G., VoaELsANa.
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The School House Question.

II would SOON clear. from tho article We
publish elsewhere, that San Marcos has
tho legal right to issue bonds for tho pur
pose Of building new school houae aee-
quAte to her present requirements. Tho de-
oision OF tho Superintendent of Public In
struction Ia final, unless the question should
DO appealed to the courts, which, of course,
no friend to public education would think
Of. Until that 10 done We havo nothing to
do with tho constitutional question. and for
tho Council to vox themselves about II
would place thom about on q par with tho
peti, Jurors Of Son Antonio who assumed to
pas on tho constiIutionality or unconotltu.
tionAlity Of pome of the laws Of the land,
Lot US go nhoad and build tho house, In 40.
cordance with tho opinion Of tho supcrin.
tendent, and VIC shall unquestionably be on
tho safe and reasonable eido.
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PONY for Sale.

Thoroughly gentle, IA hands high and @
rood traveller under the saddle. Will be
sold at bargain. Enquire at the FsEE
PREss Office.
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Just received q job lot Of flour, bacon
nd lard at McAllister's
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Row Goods constantly coming in at
Ell. HARDY & %.
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WIRE NETTING
From I inch to 4 inches at
- G. W. Donaldson & Cos

Some Of the things you will find at Ii.
Hardy & Cos;
sFrssh Primes, Fresh Ourrnnts, Fresh
Pearl Grits, Fresh Cerealine, the celebrated
Princess Tea, Garden Seeds, Onion Sets,
Irish Seed Potatoes, Uncaysssed Ham,
Breakfast Bacon, and in fsog everything 10
the way OF Staple aud Fancy Groceries al
prices as low as the lOveet.
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loo cream furnished In any quantity O
10 Red Diamond.
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For delicious, cooling beverages Of oil
slnds 90 to the Red Diamond.
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Great Campaign Offer.

Tho Weekly Courier journal has now the
largest circulation of any democratic news
paper in the United States and its publish.
ere, to further extend Ito circulation, Offer
to send it, postage prepaid from Juno 4,
to December 81, 1888-thirty. Issues
for only fifty cents.
Subscriptions sent before June 4th will be
entered from that time, but those received
after June 4th will be entered from the date
to expire Dec. 81, 1883.
The rates to clubs of eight and over are
extremely liberal. A sample copy OF the
Weekly Courier-Journnl containing it's
greet campaign offer can be procured. free
of charge, by addressing W. H. Haldeman,
President Courier-Journal Company, Louis
vile. Ky.
The subscription price OF the Daily
Courier Journal, without the Sunday issue,
is ten dollars @ year. Price Of Sunday
Courier-Journal is two dollars.
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New line of ladies hat satin edge watered
md sock ribbons. Immense line of white
1ress goods Just received. DALEY IL BRo.
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There being no services OF tho Methodist
church on Sunday, most of the congrega-
ton attended the Baptist church, where
Rev Beverly preached one his best sermons
to a cowded house.
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Ice cream, milk shake, lemonade and so.
4 water at the Blue Front
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Notice.

am constantly IN the market for wool,
hides and beeswax. Highest prices paid.
AuTauB MAYS,
Austin, June z, 4w,
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Two Copies. for $3.50.

Inasmuch as many persons desire TO send
ppies abroad, and by way OF encourage
tent 30 to do. we offer two copies of tho
@axp PnIss ut S3.50-cash In advance.
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( Geo. W. Knight, Jeweler. east side tho
kaza, San Marcos. nv2s
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For the best oigars In town 60 to tho Red
Diamond.
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{pRIyAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.

lPRIyAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
rnAISs PASS BAN MARCOS Az poLIows'
]. "a. N.
MAIL. MAIL.
3oing North; 500 A. NJ and GAO T. M
5oiae south 800 A. NJ. and 1886 p. M.
II. d. & III.
raves San Marcos 9:i0a, m. ande;45 pm,
{rriyes 500 a. IN. and 6:26 pm.
No. 652 makes connection ut Taylor for
Palestine. Q. COLLINS Agent
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The ladies in charge Of the old grave yard
respectfully request III interested to CONC
forward with contributions to aid il keeping
the saucs in order. They have ceased sole
ting aid in person, believing it sh ouid not
be required Of them, Payments may be
made 70 hrs. George T. MCGeheo or Hiss
Nary Lindsey.
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Digger Ia again on the road, leaving Mr..
Peters in charge of his insurance business.
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"The man with the hoe" is trying to cut
down the grass In the old cemetery. We
beg leave to suggest the substitution Of o
soytho.
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Tho colored people have out O programme
for the celebration of emancipation day IL
fino style.
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Lawhon IL BASS,
Druggists.

After cessation of few days the hnrd.
est rain OF the season fell on yesterday af-
tornoon. It ia estimated that some7 or s
inches fell in the course of couple of hours,
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Why ehould not San Maroos hnvo roua-
ing celebration this year of "ths gloriouG
Fourth" Moro anon.
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ED. FREE PREssi--Please note this. An
eminent physician makes this assertion as q
tact: "That in every town where prohibit
ton ie enforced, the sele Of meat, sugar and
milk are increased enormously"
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; No Universal RGTIladY

hns yet been discovered but, as Mt least
four-fiths of human diseasea have thoir
source in Impure Blood, medicine
which restores that fluid from D de-
PRAYED to q healthy condition comes as
near being universal cure rs any that
can DO produced. Ayers sersaparilln
affects tho blood in each stage OF It's
formation, and Is, therefore, adapted TO
o greater variety of complaints than any
other known medicine,
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The World Renowned EsteY Organ.
On easy terms. OHAsTAIN & KNIGHT.
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Milk shake at tho Red Diamond.

Los cream every day at the Red Diamond
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BuGa.

Prof HoltzcIaw, Of Mortindnls, is in
town. He informs us thu. his school there
was ont and shot II had boon very SUCCESS
ful.
Mr.. Ware hos lntoly purchased q new
self binding reaper which he has nov in
operation.
Prot. Eyier, la,9 from Liano hss succeed.
cd to the school hare and will continue D
month OF so longer Prof Wilson having
given 70 b him, viii not remain hero
We 1nder5tEui thss Er. Tray.or lately
here from northwestern Louisiana, Is az
agent far sons cast Texas nursery.
Mr. 5. Il Wright, zEo formerly Owned
the cotton gin near here. posed through
town Lass weok syeJupslio3 y bis nopEow
BLOTrrH
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"whAt so fair as day in Juuef' asks one
CT cur poets. We were fo.eioiT reminded Of
the sentiment By Tia. perfect day this year,
Jane Ist And her every day since ha5 been
delightful NIB. This va written before
D.. nh EN-.
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Mems low quartered shoes,
Mems simmer hots,
Mems suspenders,
Mems plested bosom shirts,
Mems linen handkerchiefs,
Mems undershirts,
Mems collars and cuffs,
Mems scarfs and ties,
Mems linen ties, II! cts per doz.
DALEY & BIO.
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Prizes were awarded to Walter Barbee,
May McKis, Julia DeSteiger, Mary Giesen,
Sue Watkins, Berta Williamson, Daisy al.
len, Nellie Nance, Jessie Williamson. Emma
Kyle, Ed Desteiger, q. Fielder, Belle Nc
Daniel Of San Marcos public school.
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h A full supply of Twine and Wire as also
Extras for Mccormack Binders and Mowers
nlso the latest improved Binder and Mower,
q reduced prices on hand. WIN. GIEsEN.
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We have faiil5 80 state 5.5uar tL-:th- or
euiaiiLs I5rlry il 10 position CO the store q.
Smith & &c. Tt1 c-Isolion # bO0s- is d
far @.
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g---e O. ElL1 stlks % o. Justs5, alec
. TE--1-ll- - s.-H.- z.a4- --t-s-E cane t51
.L-- s-7 .--z-.---s.-5 ak VII l-P--r Ia
slT rsrt
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The Baptist Sunday School and Colport-
age convention of Texas will meet at OLE
burne, June 22nd. Every Baptist church
and Sunday echool is entitled each to one
delegate and an additional one for every
twenty-five members enrolled. The citizen
of Cloburne hsv generously offered to en-
terrain not only the delegates but oil visitors
who attend. The railroad fare will be re-
duoed to four cents mile for the round
trip.
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Reed. tie Grocer.
Fresh pickles. sll kin1s o.
CHaIsTrLs B Will
Five Po7r5s god Rio e51s- fsr oos dol
i-r % Rode
Just rs-5iv-3 ;ssEe - % ODESSA 8
Hl- T5Ezt= cl'-rr 7.
rrz1s1ri- : 77rrrv
Fr-r ----ss abs BE -1rsl f1- che
I--sIsf T a Isr s4J--ry. LHs'Il F.r--t
g. -sT5 RI F- l-- r-t-lr.-t 8
1l.. --1-5..t-f TIL. E.l.. .s in1eaFa GER.
"a F- l--t--. 't- a-t-5.--l1lazt -iI
.-sEa--1r1 ~ l-a Gen.
Reed E-s Cr--r-. t1s -Fs1r1 - i- ts
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OK a-.s -r
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See new advertisement of. Il. Porter
the saddler.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-06-07

Prof. Chaa. z. Williams has accepted the
invitation extended him by the management
of tho Chautauqua Summer Normal Depart
ment TO deliver series Of lectures on the
subject of U. s. History, He will present
the best methods of tesohing history and IL
iustrate the system by an excellent systern
of outlines, analyses and crsyon maps.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-06-07

The reference to the gavel made from the
telegraph pole from which Gov. st. John
was hung in efHgy,in Kansas which was used
at the late National Prohibition convention,
reminds us TO state that we believe there is
no ouch nemento In existence Of the limb
from which the editor of tho FREE PRESS
was similarly "swung up" In this town o
few years since; nevertheless that hang
ing" will not be forgotten,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-06-07

Try our Dodson & Hills home made horse
radish. It Is delicious.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-06-07
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HEADACE HE.
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Collins Azue Cure. IL cleanses che ston-
ech, promotes action Of tho liver, and puriae9
he,blood, aiding you TO perfect health.