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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-31
Arwen,r Yrar., rxperIener.

30 roadwa New ork, March Il, l'sd.
have been using ALLcOCK's PoRoUs PLAs-
TfRs for aOyears, and found them ne OF the
best OF family medicines. Brieh SUNNI s up
my expienee, / say that when placed on the
SIN lof he back ALLCocK's ILAsrERs I'LL the
body vi IA nervous energy, and thus cure
fatigue, brain exhaustion, debi ity and kidney
difficult e.. F,rwomen AMI chill rem | have
fou them invs uab e. They ever .rrit te
the skin or cause the slightest pain, but cur
sore throat, cr NY coughs. CO ds. pa n in
side back or chest indigestion and bowel
complaints Q d. FHEDERICKs.
IFsl the land was lcseled into the sea the
water would flow over the entire globe with an
aEfrsls-ts isrifh % one rufia
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-31

Everybody has heard OF ''horse laugh" but
who has ever seen au equine gifted with the
power OF Speechf such an animal would be
pronouuc Ell a miracle. but 50 would the tel e
graph uad tie telephone have be n "A hunare Z
years ago. Why, even very recently a cure
Tor consumption would have been looked upon
rs Miraculous, but now people are be- mining
u realize that the dis ass Is ut incurable.
DR. iIerce's Golden Medical Discovery viii
cure e. q tfken IN time. This world renowned
remedy viii not make new lungs bat it viii
restore diseased ones o. a healthy STATE when
all uthc- metas have failed Tluus tnds can
gratefully Re THY 90 this All druggists
There is q clump of thirty oranse trees near
Lakeland, Fla, that yields annually over lOO,-
lIg ur.lu- Is
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-31

The ''monutain iungles.n where the
tiger has MS hame. and from which he
comes down to carry OF people or
domestic animals, have no trees other
than low scattered bushes or rock.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-31
Two Men.
l. Grab All.

A miser this man Is. a human pike
All greei. keen, close, lis secrets never
babbing;
Had he a hundred hands Briareus like,
They'd always bs employed in grabbing,
grabbing.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-31

Don't disgust evefy A1lg hv hawk ns, blow
in- and splitting. but u-c DIR. Sdsc's tatarrh
Etsuts. A and fu.s f.IIsfrl-
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-31

William Bickford. az Pine Island. MINI. is
n inely ycars old and has b,en "a Mason sixty
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-31

SIRiGIURE TULAS-Hundreds Of o. the
| Of structures. many Of them greatly aggravated
by the careless Of Instruments in the hands
OF inexperienced physicians false
urnsry ste and oheT complications annually consult for
refer this difficult
SKIN specialists
tratad treatise malaies
10 ntrust This class Of OF small
T. dangerous proceeding MANY has been ruined
lie by doing while Thousands annually lose their lives through
unsklifu particulars
cents in stamps for large illustrated Treatise containing
testimonials
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-31

II AFFLICTED with sore eyes use Or. Isaac Thomp-
sons ~ e-water. Druggists sell &c. per bottle
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-31

A good man this man is, his heart expands
And gioWs with love for every creature
living,
Had he, Briareus like, hundred hands
They'd always be employed IN giving, Civ
ing.
Boston Courier.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-31
"As clares The tl-er on his foes,
Hemmed in By hunters, spetrs and boH
And. ere he b unds upon The ring,

Selects the object OF his spring"
SOdi>easa il myriad forms, fastens It's fangs
upon the human race. Ladies who suffer from
distressing ailments peculiar 10 their sex.
should use Or. P.erce's Favorite Prescription
Il is positive cure for the most complicated
and obstinate cases OF leucOrrh' a. excessive
flowing. painful me situation, unnatural sup
pres .Ous prolalsus, or falling OF the womb
we u- cS. female weakness an eversion
refruy crsi0n. bear.u r-dnwu sensations, chrome
congestion. iniammHf on and ulceratiH IA OF
the womb, iufi,,mmat on, pain an. tenderness.
in ovaries. accompanied with In ernal heat
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-31
WARMERS SAFE ttRE

1t is a Scientific Spe-
cific, was not put upon
the market until thoroughly
tested, and has the endorse-I y
mentof Prof. S. A. baltimore, n
NJ. A, Phi, LII. D., Official ~
Analyst of foods and medi-l e
cines, n. Y. State Board oil
Health, and scores of emf
nent chemists, physicians
and professional experts.
H.H. Warner & Co, dOIW
not cure everything l.
from one bottle, they hav-I Y
ing a specific for each impor-I ~
tant disease. Fight SHY off
any preparation which claims
infallibility.
The testimonials printed by
H. II. Warner d Co. are, so
far as they know, positiVeIyI@
genuine. For the past fiyeI -
years they have had a stand
Ing offer of $1,000 for proofIAA
to the contrary. If you arei
sick and want tOgctweII,
use
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-31
A WORD OF WARNING.

A WORD OF WARNING
There are many white each represented to be just as good ase livery
thew ARE NOT ounf lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities Of
the genuine Ask for Ivory Soap and insist upon getting it,
$50 by Prper Gamble
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-08-31
| kidney
| DISEASES.
l-,,.-,,.- STRUCTURES AND URINARY FIS-
Hiii IHt TULAS-Hundreds the form

binary success.
PaInnhlet on urin
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18
us,.nus ,,s,ormsr. a, work.

\ Denver Republican special from
Washington SAYS: Mr.. Mills. Chair
man Of the Committee on Ways aud
Means. says tina; committee Il forming
u tariff. ur says: we arc going
siow for the reason tia; In such au im.
poFian, subject 10 hurry the I'LL would
result perhaps In defeating the very Oh.
jcct tie majority hops in obtain. The
committee has been nj work nimns, con-.
.i-.......,- -i-- a. -.,.-,i..s--.--'. ...i ....
have amended. modified. added 10 aud
taken from them 90 much that sono
OF the original propositions laid before
us would not be recognized by their an.
thurs. For instance. IL Is proposed 30
put bi,umlnoua coal on the free list.
We'll, that proposition. liguTa,iycly
speaking. ;Icais on some commiiic'
mans toes. Some change must be-
made To satisfy him. Again. some one
may have small mining OF manulac-
turing intcrcs; in his district that will
lee affected 10y a proposed change and lie,
too. must bc concilih,cd. You see all
these things consume some time In
their consideration aud ibu committee
mus; necessarily 20 slow in order not 10
create any unnecessary alarm among
the various Industries OF the country.
Tie committee will do nothing rash.
nor will any bill be reported containing
an attack on any special industry. Our
majority In the House being small, we
must aim TO bring In bill that shall
receive the hearty support OF the party.
1t is not our purpose to hurry mp bill
tlia, can be torn to pieces by u stroke OF
lightning. We want the wurl; OF the
committee 10 stand the assault Of the
enemy and We are building our struc-
turo accordingly. cannot tell exactly
when we will report the bill, but ii viii
be in due season."
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18

shaw declined to purchase, and left the
State In disgust.
The chilly and disagreegble weather
that he experienced while thero, taken
together with the exorbitant prices
charged for the commodities OF life,
hastoncd his departure. He says that
wood sells from SIS to so per cord and
coal So per ton.
Since his arrival In this city Mr.. Shaw
received u letter from Mr. II. e. Morey
OF Chicago, who is ut present in Cali
fornia, in which he says that during the
recent blizzard at balmy Los Angeles,
while waiting f1f some S3n-a-ton coal TO
arrive, the family was obliged TO take TO
the stroel-cays 10 keep warm. Mr.
Shaw states that Mr.. Morcy, iho writer
OF the letter, is one OF ihe most repula-
BILE and trustworthy men OF Chicago,
aud that the statement mad. by him
can b. implicitly relied upon.
Referring to tie smallpox In that
State, hc said that the scourge WAS max
ing rapid inroads among the maases
when hr ieit.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18
prmnrniilri sfn,c.

Mr.. X. 4. shaw, prominent and
wealthy citizen Of Chicago, who has
been spending his winters in this state
for several seasons past, says the jack
sonville tFlnridal Ncws-ll"iald, arrived
in the city a few days ago direct from
California. Having heard so much OF
California's boom, Mr.. Shaw concluded
that he would 60 out To that State and
see what there was In 1t.
Early in November Mr. Shaw left
Chicago in company with his son. with
the determination OF spending the win
ter and part of the summer in that
State. They went with fixed purpose
to invest heavily In California lands.
but n few weeks spent In that over
estimated region served 10 convince
them both that such an investment
would bc an unwisc one. They trav-
oled extensively over the State. and
finally concluded that the inflated boom
was about to explode. Instead of in
vesting in real estate. the two pro-
jectors pulled up stakes and came TO
Florida.
Mr.. Shaw says that every available
tract of land in the State had been
stakod of into 2j-foot lots. Orchards
of different kinds OF fruit have been
sacrificed Tor the same purpose, and
lots were found laid on in mountainous
regions, were IL would seem that ciyili-
zation would never reach. Prior to thc
present season these lots have been
held at fabulous prices, but they are
now decidedly On the decline. Large
tracts OF land Which lad been purchased
last season by Spectators, on which
only one payment had been made, were
offered To MIR. Shaw upon payment nj
the balance due, the real estate men
agreeing to give free titles 10 the second
purchaser. Notwithstanding this. Nr
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18
pe.,L-p..tlng Electric wires.

Tie idea Of carry ing ont the mandates
Of the law by neaus Of electricity ia
cases Of capital punishment had pTac-
teal, hut unfortunate denomination
at Buffalo. y. Y, some days ago. \
boy named Taylor was driving gro.
ccry sleigh along Washington street and
iuSg passed Eagle street when the horse
stcppcl on q telephone wire which had
become euiangled with an electric light
wire lying on lle ground ani was IN
staHtiy killed. As the horse was falling
the by touched hls whip lightly TO him
and received severe shock. throwing
him 10 the g.0uHi. isaac iloull1u, q
cllpgci porter running on tho Michigan
Central uud living At Detroit, who was
passing at the time. went To the drivers
assistance and. touching the fatal wire,
N..a instantly killed. His body was put
into an ambulance and taken 10 tie
hospital ia hope OF fcyiylng him, but To
no avail. \ number Of spectators who
drew around 10 help were given shocks
through handling the body VI tile dead
mau. Tie 10y soon recovered anil Was
sent 10 hla home .l Black Rock. Dur
Ing the previous day a rain storm pre-
vailed, bringing down tllr wires. An
inquest viii probably hu held on tile
dead man when tic blame viii be pat
where 1t belongs. The Common C0un.
ell passed resolution nix months agp
ordering al ,ic wIrrs buried In the dis
trict where tie accident occurred, hut
tie limit Of timo hss passed aud tie
wires have not been buried. This ia the
flrst fatal accident In Buffalo from this
this cause, but there have been NUM-
her Of Instances where light shocks
were given by broken wires.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18
Blaine Withdraw.

The announcement that james e..
Blaine would not be n candidate before
the coming Republican National con-
yen,ion is now confirmed, as letter
has been received from him stating that
such is the ease. Upon the publication
of the letter 1t raised a tempest in all
political circles OF the Union. There is
II great diversity of opinion as regards
the real Import Of the Maine statesman.
Many assert that he Is sincere, while
Others are OF the opinion that he has an
eager desire for denomination, but
wants 1t thrust upon him. The latter
Inference is drawn from the fact that
Blaine does not say that lie will not ac-
capt the nomination II rendered him,
but merely that lie rciireS MS u prosl-
dental candidate. However, time alone
will tell. just the same there will be
general scramble for the coveted
prize among the remaining candidates,
whose forces have been greatly aug
mented since BlainG's withdrawal, with
Sherman in the lead.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18
Thr .rNtnn N..isn..

| wants ter 'npuncc ter dc congrcgg-
tion dis mornin dat yo pasture ak
scpicd de seXtou's resignation sisteriay
wild considerable empsis. Hit 'pcared
ter my scryance dat he'd been usin' dc
sund'y school annex fp' a chickeu.ccop,
an lodgin his plymet-rocgs au' bramcr-
poo,ers in dlg willymus, nlllymus, rcu,
free. Hit wbrn't SO much dc rent dat
minded. but DO IDENTIFY OF dem er chick
ems wnrn't s3 clearly 's,ablishci ia my
min dat | kycard ter be 'sp1ndhlr fer
de nabors comm in an sum dis chu'ch
fo' 'lowin' pottery ter lay outer dc docs-
trick whar dly'm registered. In 'mor-
gencies like dat wees got ter be homes
as de law lows, so TUX 'casion ter oX-
perli;c de sgv'on wild barl-stabc an
hand de chickens ober ter de pnri5h
morguc ter wait Identification.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18
Jitr N,nrII Nknrl,..

1t used to be said that man cannot
make himself rich by merely doubling
figures in his looks. But this i3 one Of
the ridiculous Old delusion5 of the prim-
itivc and Innocent age Of business.
which the PRESENT widc-awakc era IS
blowing into fragments. 4 specific
amount of wealth can be doubled, or
even treblod. by the simplest sort Of
ciphering simple addition. 1t Is done
every day-and is as beautiful a process
"a a magiciaus trick. Hero are several
sugar rciineres whose aggregate prop.
erty is estiusded at S7.0JO.OCo. The
put it togethHr and mark it up TO Si5,-
0oo.OOO-and he thing is done. Three
or four gas COMPANIES in Il cit, join lc-
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18
j. HuGUs. N. MAJOR.
J. w. Hugus g. Co.,
BANKERS,
NEEKER, COLORADO.
N. MAJOR.

Transact General Ranking Iiusinos-.
Highest price paid Tor County warnnis. In
ierost allowed ON Time deposits. Drafts
drawn on Eastern Cities and Elrupo.
Correspondence, kountka nFos., New York;
First National Hank, Omaha; Colorado
National Rank, D.nyer; J. ", iIrstis & Co,
Rawlins, wyo.
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yn- ..e.,.w .,,, ,,a, Issr Nay.

5 sts==ssss.s ,ss..sas. -. a.
Dawes proposed bill addressed him
DAWES. You ORD DmAgE:-i ran
across your motto, In the Atoka indc.
pendent saying that sou was going Ia
DESTROY tho ''sq,iaw man and hi, rights
Ia the Tcrri;pgi. ani not satisfied with
that you want 10 ;at 0lnom Ig girls Our
Indian citizenship u we marry white
men.
do yoU know, YOU delicious old dirt
PIE, - that the "squaw men. ~ you call
them. arc gcn'lrmcu-iusi as g0ol as
yourself f-and that their wives arc very
often ladies of good sense and DducH-
iioug o, you dear old dIako! IiAw l
would ike To crawl unto your cmlG~nt
picture Tor two minutes and half and
show you how We Chociaw women can
make lasting impTc sion. 50 YOU
think, you Old gaulcr, that yuu'll cut on
connection between ~, AMI thus iniuru
our base OF supplies. No. Stree; white
men I1r uB-aud we'll haze ai lll risks.
| reckon YOU want Us 10 marry uuedu-
Gated fullbiopis aud gp hlck hy the road
on which our grlndiaihcFH Travelled,
hu, you can't quite "cut il We don't
want to bc worked to death on Tom
Fulla and ride into town tied up In
red handkerchief on u fysi-legsrd, I'D.
headed pony.
Dawes. you old scamp. you have done
Us girls heap OF harm already. You
have ruined Slilicis peace of mind.
That handsome Dcnispu drummer that
WAS drumming 50 constant at Slliic's
sensitive heart said 10 the operator
yesterday that lie didn't want TO be
called "sluaw man without share
in the boodic. II was pretty hard on
Sal; she just broke right down. o. you
old tri-headcd, bottlc-nccked boomer.
suppose you take us for blanket Indians,
and would call our little brothers and
sisters "papooses." Tell me. did you
ever see any Of our pretty, olivc-com-
pleNioncd brunettcs just from college
Because. il you didn't, you had better
didn't. FOR Sally says she'd tear you
bald-hcadcd in the "twiteh OF an eye
You delicious old dirt-pic, II you ever
shake your marruwlcss bones on n
square yard Of tie Choctaw country,
and we girls find ii out, Wen matricu-
late YOU in n petticoat policy that Is
only known within the limits of our
common domain.
We have lately quit college we girls
and we'd have you know we are as
smart MS the smartest Of them in the
states. We honor and love good white
men. but such as you We know how TO
treat as YOU deserve. Your threats
don't scare us o bit. sally told mc to
tell you that she'll fill her two white
arms full of dandy drummer before
she dies. In, to, old dish rag.
Yours unrosorvedly.
CuoCTAw SCHOOL Girl.
+. S.-Mr. Editor, please send copy
of your paper containing my letter to
Senator Dawes at Boston, Mass.
>. 4. Y.
tn. ........ t.... Ill. "A.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18

COLLECTIONS Promptly Attended 10.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18
want. the Democratic Convention.

Ex-Governor Rodman II. Price OF
New Jersey. who is now In Washing
ton, has sent y letter TO every member
OF the National Democratic Committee
urging san Francisco ns the place Tor
the meeting OF the National Democratic
Convention next summer. The letter
was written at the suggestion Of num-
bcr of prominent san Franclscans aud
declares ,hnc the selection Of that cts
would bc not only deserved e0Inpli-
mcut To the youthful city and section,
but a sagaciuuS choice from q political
poin; OF view. The spaciousncss Of san
Frnnclsc0's convention buildings aud
hotels is referred 10 rs m important
consideration, and II Is stated that the
price of tickets will assurcilly bc re
duced s, low that no objection can pos.
sibly be made to tho selection Of the
city on the ground ~ expense. II IL
further suggested that by fixing july
T,h as the dat. Of ,lir convention the
occasion may bc made = mighty COM
mcmoraiiyc one In celebration Of the
first raising OF the American iilg over
California on July :. 1919. the arpu!s.
ition Of the TcrrilurY under the
Administration Of President Polk aud
the wonderful development of the Ter
ri,nTy since is acquisition.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18

gether In II trust, ~ and their capital,
before estimated At 100000, I'M
,tantly expands into S2j,OGe,O01, The
oil seed orushcrs mako out statements
Of their property, amounting in the AZ.
grega,e to Sl2 ,OOJ, coo, throw them into Il
hat-a tho next moWent draw ont
s3D,UOO,Ojo. \ railway company own
Ing line worth si0,G00,OOO. buys, OF
leases two or three little branch lines
worth ~ 10000 each, makes an arilh-
metIcal jugslery, and suddenly appears
before the world n8 system worth
sgj,OO0,OOp, 4 mine in the Rocky
mountains for whose uncertain value
81 200 would bs mn exaggerated csti.
mate, b. au easy manipulation is made
10 eliilresca Into magnificent prop
ertY" OF s5,O0J,0O0. This olphcring pro-
ceas OF making wealth is the fashion of
the day. Il Is .ar more eShilerIting
,han the painful and 'oIloua old pro
cess 0t working loT Il,
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18

IIaiEt \ Dudley, oi Poughkerpslc,
favored us this week with copy OF
their specimen book OF nriistin color
printing. Tile book Is the haudsnmcst
Of ITS kind received ut this Office In a
long time.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18

CuoCTAw ScnooL GIRL.
+. S.-Mr. Editor, please send u copy
of your paper containing my letter to
Senator Dawes Mt Boston, Mass.
S.T.I.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-18

\ Kansas paper has this obituary :
\ drunken sewing machine agent
tackled cowboy at Wallace the other
day with entirely logical results. The
funeral was large and enthusiastic
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-21
HIGH SCHOOL PROMENADE.
A Brilliant Affair AnG a Very Larg'
 AttendRnce.

A Brilliant Affair And a Very Large
 Attendance.
 There was large attendance last night at the promenade given by the senior class of the High school. It was very brilliant social affair. The hall was thronged with at tractive young ladies and we'll dressed gentle men. The floral decorations, by Dickerman, were the finest ever seen at High school hall. Among the many present the following were notieed
 Misses Alice Merwin, Jennie Francis, Lock wood of Hartford, Hills of Plainville, Barney, Sperry, Nellie Austin, Tom1inson of Hart ford, Ida Fowler of Westfeld, Maas., Miss Lena Rowland, Reed of New York, Gertie Perry, Lizzie Joyce, Mills, May Bronson, Miss Gertie Sanford, Miss Annie True, Miss Fannie Gray, Miss Annie Holcomb, Miss Goodsell, Miss Lamb, Miss Mattie Schneeloch, the Misses Perkins, Miss Ruth Beardsley, Miss Beekley, Miss Della Peck, Miss Hall, Miss Lockwood, Miss Blanche Landiforth, Miss Anna Hall, Miss Lewis, Miss Sutton, Miss Daniels, Miss Pond, Miss May North, Miss Gracis North, Miss Rausch, Miss North, Miss Manning, Miss Tickets, Miss Porter, Miss Georgie Hardy, Miss May Mansen, Miss Julia Gibbons, Harry Klock. Dr. G. F. Converse, Elmer F. Berkele of New York, B. A. Cheney, Minott Osborne, Albert York, Dr. Bradley, Harry Eliot of North Haven, Cleaveland Thompson, Arthur Cheney, Charles Hutchinson, H. Parmelee, ir., B. R. Ward, Howard Greer, Edward NJ. Everit, Charles Albert Heaton, Morgan Vol colt, B. J. English.