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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-12
SHIFTING NorRs.

tbs bark CAS- ana antssses. a4sehssxtng
yesserxaaty.
Ttsa o'sl3 81 Willamette arr red East night
seeE4 I9wszaad
eStaiaugs nagtaa saaaah wxs ont for \
s3sa yesksFasY
ssr sVs4sa 4sssa "a Due here tozanrrnsx
fsun Saa FRANCHISE.
The lsskssss finished ma4os1sfssn Ysxsrr,asy
ard HvsR te tbs gssAl hnn sars
TIE Amsaesne has goge tn Tgnxssns. where
lie fFs8tsat scs thas F<krt Ill ae sstsrhMyxpss
sas viii +Asn ~ 10 t.sxasa3y ana issaf
kszta fssg
Weird teMehsss this city yesserfay that the
CITY al tiss sssy bad gsoa 1ess la ss4sYneTa sh
ssssessa ,ea Thsreaay. The nslay wifi be
Ssnk 90 lies sclsaf.
GA Eisssay tae H&3sslu wMs r@a onse
Ear sF Pasialaa s@y, Her k@S hasas were
agsskssa itaa ssas @as badly NhMGess an epn
crafty sac Ass gssae 70 0lrTmpaa foe repairs.
ass fsAasae hAs n@ea tAAea aY TIE Geo Il.
starr
Fssez I1g sSNNn. Aay IL ~Aersysss--sxar
- II. Sof$h. ia ikzats MASH Straits esamy
and caaln,
sAS F1sASses~ses. Ma H. Asrgvpsa~Rk attn
Nsssafa A~sss4s t4rsssS sarbo~ Gsxsarvxa1 BE
Esseksas 9aRalaskas Nk Sexstxs4aE.s pgsYe
Tawns@aAs- s&S1ssa~sa ssaarsfAAn, Tesegsnsa.
sit Assssfavsoa~ fssst 1ew'esexsss Exrs ssSs~s
Esws rkaAssey
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BosFuN sxaEK MARKET.
hosrsiN, May u.-~GloAing pgiees AseAi.
auGl 4 Topeka. Land arant IA, l0ss&: rail-.
road, ~; nuFiingtcn 4 catncy, gT: Mexi
can Celatral, eonmnn. s2sa :san Diego. xstss
RsNfSa STOCKS.
NEW YoaK. May IA Missing quotations:
caossd Amassaf III Aspen sips Bod:e $50,
Calsionsla y Nirginsa 81 rs. Colorado Cen
tras &l..1, punksn 81, Deadwocd I'll. Eureka
Consolidated VIC, Gould III t.uYFy a 50
Hale As Mo3eEnsA S26A. Hoineatake 81 Sd,
Mafn Silver "a, ~. Consolidated silver 81 10,
Mexsrsa ~ -, Mono 81 60, Mutual Naaelser
%lsA0s North Belle Isle xs4A0, 0phtg 81, Ply
maAth a. sayAge 90. sierra Nevada SIS 10,
SIN
sAx FRANCISCO AErrKw.
Ban FRANCISCO. May n.~-W heat tEef.
Ingx fair, bnt NOT excessive; prices keep
steaGy. qausAbIe, II 81 s&s2i So.
hSflay-Bsh and unehaEgsd; No. l
stals- Market heavily stocked and being
ssisaed 10 daily, 500 Oregon arrived to-day
grades. e1c.
Hops
fotAseesNew easier ~ sSasoe: old
steady; Peerless, aNa6sscs Fairbanks, 5esss
53c. taassses Chile, as8asce Earay Rose,
8eN&5Oe
EntttiF--FiFsa for fancy Al 1se. rood 10
choice, assMf1c.
Egv~~cslafornia ranch arna at aaaaie:
store let's. ists1se,
InaEssea~ Riverside. Dow at Victoria,
luTnhes, MooaYysIle tn Fort rirYie, Ans
sralza. lis 3D.
sEiF ToaK aEacaAsDis. aAaxEr.
Sgw YoaK. May II. -~4coefee~~u pE;ezs
apsned saesdy. sci points mp. ana closed
daal. nHskanEed To 10 points mp: sales,
2.4a bays May, el6. E0aIB.T 10 June. liz. I'd
gsla.7ss July. sia. SGD less. spot Rio qaIet;
iatr o&rgoss, fsssc.
sugAss-R Raw armer; fair retaining. sos 7-i6
Sae: centrtfagais, % test. s14c: refined
ceppsr- Dan aud heavy: Laae, May,
Lead ~s1uisa aad steady: domestic, taLaa
tn lFfnas and quiet straits, Sea1
Far ksaxNr~~ssAAe
Petlaenm Opened steady st ~ 20, and
elussa steady nj sc.
swEcAao PRODUCE MARKET.
Caielss5a. May tf.-whsas closed about
steady e3sh, as@e; June. sac: July,
~ 1tee.
s.oTa--Essier; cash. sas&e; june. ss,.e:
Jaly, nj 5-t6e.
easa-. Easy; cash. 2ss.e; June. y ,slse;
July. GF 4e,
barley Nothing aoans.
1mly. xi1 gsss
Lard STEADY vastl. N.ae. Jane. sa.saa
aSss; faiy. SB asdsha, qras
esskcA8a 1--WE STOCK MARKET.
N2lteA,ss$s. Mar III Cattle Recaststs. 5sss
steady h@aves, 81 slffi. 81, Stockers ana
feeders, assssa.s &c; cows, balls and mixed.
vi. sapksi ~ Texas cattle g. Ta43Sa
Hogs kecas Stss. ta,ese. steady; mixed.
- ssssetgss heavy. s4sss4 ~; Light, f4.ssa8
AN.
aizset'ro Receipts. .,asn. natives. x4a6,
NsSteFas r. SsseA ~. Texas SASs6.
iSsKEFassL agAsN aAaggT.
LIVERPOOL. Mar wheas-~F trsa; AZ
Eaatsd isaeF, ladders otter sgagsax1y.
tssesfs~~ Firm s741srsassA Ssr.-sA
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aAsa2sSszz*a&Ss IrfAames
Judge Sss@os. a the district n,s,r.
s.tfaszssstSss sessgsee ratsasr sssan iaw
sae ~ a gray haired Scandinavian al
tds'ss @ss have afy Sre<igs sgse ss.r
sN2saS sAwxSrs. Sta gRns xge@aSsx~,,
' aea asA kyan wax trying : 49,
ssetsFe isaEss szse judge 14aasse a rs,lsrsr
sasss Sas ~ FSaattasy so aA prweexsgF.f
s1ssasasa ssaxsassSsp saksue . FAIR xts,s
. ssas aesasEeTs shas tSe attorney he
s3 s ssssssSs and sasHpaaw M, az
3se rasETf car { saaa saas tSs e3Asyt
s@Ss ps1ss*5 = geesssoea Like Thar %
: sss2ssse esessss ass raass asssf s.ys-
moved.
49,. ts$assE nsaEss saa aassa, six dean.
- ssssaRs eaia reader aas sAesAsxass X
azsssss H. 1swn The exsss~k
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GEOGRAPHIC aAnKErs.
ssw Yeax sToex axytxw.

S*@V N&8A%A N&NNk E&E&&@s
NEE XpRK. Nay sie-1here xns no
claAags La the sesek ysarsef sasss xsnrssfns
irons Ute EAslal daiinesa sskhpmgh fey se.s~
urss wire deyelaped. and akser q fractional
decaiaatt from bear haxamerauRx. the nxv~
efsag liz shorts. with Iiskle Hsng hnyine.
rallied the hst. and snAl changes arw sener.
tsaYetss1nens bouxi& sassii ard etTaaty,
Iha FeeklY hank statement sesGwa the
following eAksgns: Reserve decrease.
ss72, e0es speese decrease. "a aDA SOD. The
haaskksHow hola 81 go 81 In excess cf the
Is PET s!ens rula.
sxEAkNck Asso sExgkgTxMs.
NKw YoRx. May It.-ManeT On cali.
est with no loA7ss FFSEaa mercAusfls
atnady end unchanged
BONES.
y tcotkpcnsl 17ats S5sa gcoupons1 1874
faeAaC se....4..... IL
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A FuaiIsh 1saSts who MD Net ouitu
Understand Lady eark
taYsadsYn Letter


q 4 story about Lady Cork. relates TO
tsE energetic efforts TO marry off her
daughters. who II seems did not End
husbands for themselves as RAPIDLY as
she wished. Lord Foley. whose in-
teileet l. suppose. 60 be- none the
brightest, was marked down RS fair
gasae. bat after dining several times
III the fura house aud being made 10
dance with the Cork daughters. he still
gave no indication uf any mad desire
so take any al them III wife,
As the end III the season drew near
l4aslY Cork. wha To 8 good locking
Weuaau, crew sa desperate that she
actually eoFgeTci the lneklsss lorxsliag
uase day and slsnaansiesa 10 know his
Intentions .
Lard Foley hetusuesa arst hawesi
tastshess aud finally stamfaeretl aa;
that they we're Qaite honorable. a.
b. bad promised his nsuther or her
death he'd that he aatli5 feves have
M intrigue stth a married woman.
he hal. it sse nass entlFplF mistaken
The ssbEe4es tf TIE very apparent in.
teyess which had heen taken In him
By the countess
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49,
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81 s sa. 49, 49, q n - - II
Il 80 Sssiss m 81. d II lsss q.
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1 - ssssSssse j sssssE *. 81 q II ~
4 ~ RI ~ $500 II fsssfTs Sc
II ss.ssss ~ 4 $3.50 Il - 81 81
- & y - !. Z q 4 y 49, q ssssR go
ssssrs II !. anssaI, las;s II - -
4 s. 10 q j - ! - III -
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III n - - 4 - e sssss Il TNy III 2 IT,
-. Z 49, -. ~ 4 80
q q 3 - - n q 9 mavg III n ID
H. s =
IL - e 4 " Y .,ts sns.rs sssssxsssrsa
~ g .. s. g ..sss - 80
o. y u. ! : Il 8 gs - 80 aa8 i.
1 u q 49, - - - = 80 81 81 ~
81 49, ! ssaaf - - Z. I; - L. q, Ill
&c. "a = II y - - Ssss~v ssassrsss
8 lsass u y ss1sssas ass 70 = sF
IL -. s.wxss.r..x,.s fo. 10 j.
Eks !. los - 6 - z s'A1'Aas'sS'~ '
-. 4 q - .. s. & - Yst1 feat
Up - - = Do s1tnsr @ :. - ~saasI
Ksasastaa esssfas saseAG
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a stassaW.1x~ t.rax1@rxeA4as.ss.

Sta4ssS ~ le~4a esssssese Lac gaak5cas
ss&szss fstex ss&s e& . earsasa tgFwfs In New
fksapshgsw w#s yaaagssezsy reversed,
NJ she esaa ssgssSwg& wwr~ tssrm*ea cssa
e4S2a Ga Eisa sssxsaEa vE sa9 s@wn ssxsse.
gssv @ssgss ~ TIE s@xsaSea mas SIS nsass
fhaa he axeaAlsaaxss, yeaaezszesssss 1
bore ssAets Will sssss lss q s&Es3e gseAta
wsasss asasa ssassesaso*e @svssa Il grave
sasassses
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klaad lIal :
HEaHEsr /. n.ss:urp

Ihe sse1a1ss i. III f.tnrY
heseAsFs raaatar, Is&sros - .
aaT afstgsszaoss Il: i .. 81 fnr - =
ana tee sSu jean IslNnsss -
wharf Leaves Fnef Ffsses asessS e =.
sxsry MouG1aT. Me&nrNs - - =
Mnaseuaa. ealing at ~ Ita = -
haekTs7la q fweasaar persnisss.ss
LapsR ksisay HArAssr. Msnle r..
suzn North and TnHrssfay -
hosehs kARhr, 0aas, xzd 80
Returning. ssssaSea Nhafsssss -
Tuesdays. Thursdays aud sreuss
the Sat9F1ay trim the lshhr -
90 seattle. Fare frura Pork lsss
seattle IT, Tntaa furfhar -
EeEs o. freight frozn Ssast1e - &C.
% inc 1iaaJ Neinessav ana r.
vii - rasrsexs ON tho washfrrSs
hs9t q Irasasrssntsn Ca d -
% Fort 1nwasenf ca Tuesday -
!asy nights aid Transferred So
Libby. On these a&TS the wi n
viii issue tCketS and bill frsfsSe
20 destination.
HERBERT r. REFrHER y
J, 4. HASrlkLx1, Agent, -
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--ssyy -
". s & T

steamers with leave rexisrss e.
AITLk-PJEE TOWNSEND Essfs5
TyanE tae e. = saassS. eeesrnssss
sssaseNessa kkfao HygT5 zsSssSfs excess
ns ssss8 q. m: arrives Ill ror1 -
% . = ~ Res&rntug. leaves -
saEaa at . . n: ar-iFes at seastss = r
s6ATTIE-WHATcoM ROUTE
every aaT. sfeAnaas WASHgNaTF1sl
dsfeess leaves SEASIDE st D B ~.
InessaAEs and thursdays arrives r.
com DC ~ q Ma. tia MAXI stay. r.
leAFss NAasenra nc \ b. n. Ncn1sS
iaasssays ard Fridays arrivaa II e.
q m. nexs DAY.
Steamer VI. 4. MERwrN. tasaea
I1xGtlNhKR, aeaEeS Seattle 81
MONDAYS, Wednesdays ana FrfdS
EavaS ~ WhasrAna III ia. next sisy.
iaG, aeavaS Whatsusss 10 d. n
and Thursdays. Ssssltsays nc / a. nj.
6 sesAffsA III 4. M next aays
p H. D.
GEO. Il. JACOBS, So
n. H. JACKSON. Preaasienk. b
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rAcrrsc coAsr srEansa

ntxpsseh steamers from sseastlss N mi
For san Francisco, via ps,sf Tnu7
and Vssraovtas AZ 100 d na saassr.ssss,17
eeivasi On beard sst S::slsa II III D IN MarI
q rad -. and every live siays iherss]
For Alaska ~ q q. "a Nav IL. =
-. II, -, LtIlY = =. IL, IL N: r.. Aslsysssf II l.
N. september no aud III -
Fr4a san Fsaneaseg. far yiftnxIS
Puget sound ports. Agaa. M. NJ
- -, aud every ave dsss tstegqsafsass A.
Ticket atssce seas55e~- elunakfa r
sSssfnsi raIsfsS.si tskfitse. 4 II
Goo0AIi4 ffsfkINa ID CD g;4,al
Na. lK Market street. SAN FrAsarlssss, + :
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Short Harm Bull Hamlss

ILaT YEARS DLn. wrfs.syy g. "a
- ss., sxasss. aSen red ta9syqsasxssksrssa
- - lsssa = Aes4a's asssss Essak ssrNsa
10y xfssse A~s4AR*s RssHss his galsssx, ~ -
Aaa waah bias asa to ssssrv 49, =. -
keass pstee. eaNA NSAa
= MK9xE ; CO. psya,amn
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HaIe!y,GIenn & Co.,
Successors to Haley L Wright
Telephone 30. Ring 'em mp


EwTT-S SPECIFIC
In entirely a vegetable rrrrarastnu cor,
saintng 40 Mrncary. Putazal. Arsenic. or e.aes
poisonous saf@taE.> -
swrvTs SPECIFIC
H;1a rssrssi hana.rp<la Of casss ssf Fxsshelios
ma or Cs@sassr oE the sktr, thousands Of eases
1t Es'znsrs. n1eoa HErnovs and sksa Dsssase.s,
aad hGnarsSss of Thousands cf cases Ut scrus.
a. Hleod Puasoa and Hsoo3 Tztaa
swtrr.s SPECIFIC
Has rstevsi thousands. us cases al xerx,s.
rial fcisszins. Rheumatism ant ss4Hnexs Of
tAs Jodats.
CRAryAsoosA. TSsx., 1aaa =, fss9-swsrtsa
sSxs1sae Co. Atlanta, aa. xseutaenser In IN,
9@gtI part "a the present year, O hMs5 ease u
1872. ,.s.sa gAson sppcaEed EIs,s me. | bessAn
sedAy ! fefa greatly sFzssarcvess- 1 ana sfla
takfmE shs medicine and shaa eanttnnss h, II,
- snfA an p.srsetstly well l believe II v3!l
khcss. r. HOWARD.
III Heat S1xkA ST.
CogrxasA. &. ~. JAY :. tsa~Tha Sw.rs
Ss@Saac tsA, Atlanta. tsa.~~f5easiegzaeg vx.x
great Sufferer frsssa fsfsseasar rssenss gtssss
$500 N@&AsN- &AAst&SE ANes8&
hsf frsasa any faeasciaa fsre@crfbevs hT rssv
physae3sa~ 1 toaS over d axaaea BOTTLES an
yser .. s., and Row ARA a. wei A. ever
was In nay isss4 | ara Stare year rreSassssssss
cared nae. ard wu&fd s%ASsnMgEsssszs Ik tse anz
kFa1s. q. T. Hos
Ca@8sAcStE {. Il IT, l. z
Wkese, TExAa. Nay O. ssss- 4ssStiernen. TIA
VIE Of oaa@ &C my customers vas tgrTfgSy
afsAasesNk wsSA iEsAkhsaEae sGiu disease 4A@a
Cox&essa Der wh8sse sss<ty. Ssass wass cssnrsgs-f
ta Der sst EgF several years hs this asgstgxs<sus
s@a sxsAaa Hos as2P herself Al all EAw esalI
NOS ssa3p EFnsa visalant lt<hszss nrsa sssnTfnsr
eK tA0 ska. TAa disease hakaesa sAs sSfai -
snN pA yxsssan AZ who treated IL. Her hssgasand
esEAn EsaAay swing k3A wife aHtsts EssseTf<-
and kae ss9sszfsEEea1 30 tznaruve alrarws tsRs
tEhreskAss1ss ard IN = few wrnks s1sN go a.
IsarsnttT WsA1 She b Hnw q hearty -.
sssa<asg sss1y. VIA 10 tgaza Of shs assfsexSTSs
tNsJ sE3SFs - ~ SGAKA
A0sssaAe DzsxzsSs. Aass1a 49,
IT@assse On Hsne%1 Aznd ska fssssamsz p..sa..s
srse~ ES* SWIFT srrEzrss Ca. nrxwew
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SAY sAssfsstes Nay Es---rnsasn&ssagzG sssr
swxHts sassF Assssss Sos tstNgaa and WASH.
assssaa Ilwa4 sasas: va~smass wsra..
eesssaaK@
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{ q 80 81 s - s. y " $50 80 t1ta
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s1 lIs k8F II 81 II Il Sssss - -.
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- i. 40 ) - la
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assn sssssR Ssgsslll 4 81 Il 3ss
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All Kldsof Land SGipir Sale
Surveyed Land Scrip.

Surveyed Land Scrip.
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD CLAfMa-~In %.
% agd 10 acre pieces. Loeafahla ON any
lands sHbject to homestead and prH-ernn-
nOn entry. Large supply on hand: no de-
lays in filling orders.
] hare iall supply of FRACTIONAL anpI.
TIoSAL HoMMxTKAD CLAIMS of from three 20
ID acres, which, by rulings oS the general
land Office, are locatahle ON fractional sub
divisions Of double their area or teas. tie
difference being paid for lin cash At sl.aS
per acre.
PoRTEsrtKLD wARxAsrs - In 4eacre
pieces. Act OF April III, 1853. Loeasable
On any unappropriated public lands. The
supreme cettrt has decided In Wilcox w.
jackson that the weird urRpprupxiRfad a
applied 10 public lands means .n0t laaally
disposed af. Ii win take lands lii the
corporste limits Of . town. See saefetat
Eie8 decisions In Reed Va. Digby. and
Lewis ct 81 Va. Seattle. II win take occn-
pied lands where there Ii no legal claim.
See HovAfd W. Bwnn. 1f villa take with.
drawn land when the withdrawal does
not operate n a disposal Of the Land. See
Last case and case Of VIM. r. Brown.
Scrip Locatabls On unsnrTeyad Lads.
SIOUX HALF-BRKxD SCRIP. -~ In 20, 90.
and le5 acre pieces Act of July II, IS5A
Locafahie On any uusaFveyed lands, not
mineral
FALEsTxsE scn1r.~-Tn 4o-scre pieces. Act
OF April 8, Is72. Locasable an any nnap@
proprfaked and Inoceup4sd public lands.
not mineral, surveyed or ansaxrsysd.
In locating any of the shove scrip. no
seatleIneTlt or residence In required, AMI
there Ii no limit to the quantity one per-
son raRy use. The right attaches at ones
On nling tae scrip, ard Transfers OF Hsl@
tor town sites or other purposes may be
made wfthout any 6elRy.
Void entries, locations, or selections, Will
net prevent any OF these rights from at.
tachfng.
w. G. HILL,
?. O. BOX 10. SEATTLE ~ q
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-12-13

1t is strange to say that SO few
realize the Importance of planting
fruit trees and plants; that is some
thing they cannot afford to delay
a single season. The purchase of
a carriage or any article of furni-
ture can with safety be postponed,
as they are to be had complete at
any time; but trees require sever
al years to come into full bearing,
and each years delay in planting
is an actual loss. Choice fruits
will do more to enhance the profit
of farm, add to health, comfort
and happiness of a family, beauty
and selling value to a country
home, than anything else that can
ha obtained for the same outlay.
If you have not plenty of all kinds
of fruit in its season, neglect the
matter no longer, but set apart
generous plot of ground, and set
about preparing it for next plant
ing. Do not forget it, such forget
fulness doesn't pay.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-12-13
Mercurial rheumatism.

Mr. j. c. Jones, city marshal of
Fulton, Arkansas, writes: about
ten years ago 1 contracted a severe
case of blood poison. The lead
ing physicians of the city we're
called in, and they prescribed med
icine after medicines, which 1 took
without affording me any relief.
l also tried mercurial and potash
remedies, with the same unsuc-
cessful result, but which brought
on an attack of mercurial rheuma-
tism that made my life one of I'M
told agony. After suffering for
four years, gave up all former
remedies and commenced taking
Swift's Specific IS. S. S. After
taking several bottles, 1 was en-
tirely cured and able to resume
work. consider Swift's Specific
Is. S. S. the greatest medicine
for blood poisoning to-day on the
market"
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-12-13
Power Of Mothers Love.

Some years ago the visitor who
went ON Saturdays to the peniten-
tiary at Fort Madison would see
at certain time lady in the Of
flee of the warden. She was al
ways yelled and dressed in deep
black. By her side there would be
a convict, a boy hardly seventeen
years old, slight handsome lad,
whose frank face seemed in strik
ing disharmony with the degrade
ton of the stripes he wore. 1t was
mother and son, and he was in
deed hard hearted who could wit
ness their meeting and their part
ing when the allotted time allowed
by the prison rules for such inter
views had expired. The mother
lived at distance, but every week,
rain or shine, brought her again
to the place to see, to cheer and to
help her boy, to wiring her heart
with fresh agony, for she saw a
proud woman of high station in
society, and to show that there was
one friend in all the world to re-
member and to sympathize. 1t
has been years since that boy was
released from the prison walls,
and he is to-day a prosperous, hon
est man, a hundred times better
man than many who hold theiI
heads high and plume themselves
that they were never caught in
rascality. The mothers love help
ed the boy back to better ways. :
Exchange.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-12-13
To the Ladies OF America.

L am indeed most happy to have
the privilege of speaking a word
to you in praise of Dr.King's
Royal Germatuer. In about one
month 1 expect to become mother.
During my period l have suffered
in many ways. Loss of appetite,
nervousness, insomnia, melancholy
lassitude, shortness of breath,
weakness, pains. &c. l had those
dreadful looking brown spotches
on my face, and all this, l thought
[ must suffer, on account of my
condition. l was submitting to 1t
as patiently as possible, when two
weeks ago I met DR.. 0. P. Stark,
who persuaded me to take Ger
metuer" as a beverage. He kept
it on tap and 1 was lodging in
the same building with him. L
took it, and it was such q very
pleasant drink, 1 have continued
to take it two to four times daily
since. But how wonderful the re-
suit, all my tired feelings gone, my
appetite and slumbers restored,
my nervousness has taken its
flight. These pains and melan-
choly feeling are numbered among
the things of the past, and those
hor1id brown splotches have dis
appeared; l feel like a new being.
1 say, ladies, if you are in the con-
dition I am in, and suffering what
I was suffering, take "Germatuer"
and be cured. You will bless the
day that it was made known to
you. Sincerely your sister,
Mrs. J. G. Edwards,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-12-13
Happy HOOSierS.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster of Idaville,
Ind, writes; Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines COM
bined, for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble" John Leslie,
farmer and stOckman, of same place, says;
Find Electric Bitters to be the best Kid
ney and Liver medicine. made me feel
like a new man. J. W. Gardner. hard
ware merchant, same town. say 5: Electric
is just the thing for a man who is all run
down and don't care whether he lives or
dies; he found new strength, good appetite
and felt just like he had a new lease on
life. Only so C. bottle at Eddin's & Co.'S
Drug Store. (2)
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-12-13
RemortabIe Ress-e.

.-.,,4soa tAtit, sratemeht that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treat
ed for a month by her family physician,
but grew worse. He told her she was a
hopeless victim of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her druggist
suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption; she bought bottle and 10
her delight found herself benefited from
first dose. She continued its use and after
taking ten bottles. found herself sound
and well, now does her own homework
and is as well as she ever was.-Free trial
bottle of this Great Discovery at Eddin's
Il Cos Drug Store, large bottles Soc. and
s1.OO (2)
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-12-13

The forcible remark of Henry
Watterson, that ''the court of ap-
peals has discovered so many loop
holes and split so many hairs that,
as the law now stands, man could
scarcely commit murder confcrma-
bly, to the decree of the highest
court, even if he tried" hits the
Texas court of appeals square on
the head.-Brenham Banner.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-12-13

An effort will be made in the
next congress to have bill passed
authorizing the superintendent of
the next census to take an accurate
enumeration of every farm under
mortgage in the United States,
with a view of ascertaining the per
cent of farms under mortgage, as
well as the farmers who owe moth
ing ON their homes. The move is
a good one, as it Will settle the
question as to the per cent of
farms under mortgage. There is
no provision for this work now,
but it is hoped congress will order
it done.