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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-14

and in the first ten rounds got in two or three effective blows. Then h i S wiry antagonist be gan to give him a foot race, which was kept up until many of the specta- tors hissed. II can't hit him. He won't give me a fight" W as NJ c A Il life's doleful exclamation as he returned to his corner after
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-14
Kenna in the Fipbt to stax

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 1.-Two bal lots were taken for United States senator in joint session, each ballot standing: Golf, S9; Kerna, 37; E. W. Wilson, 8; w. R. Neal, g.; Frank Howard, 3. MT. Kenna has announced that he will remain in the fight, and if not elected no one else will be-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-14
Great Blizzard in Canada.

MONTREAL, Feb. 14.-The biggest and cold est blizzard that has struck eastern Canada this winter is now raging with great fury. The New York blizzard of March last was a zephyr compared to it, and even old Cana dians say that they have never known the wind to blow with such violence
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-14
Bruised by a Bruiser.

SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 14-Oficer Lannon, Carbondale policeman, while attempting to arrest local bruiser named Jim Conghlin, was set upon by the latter and so badly pum- meled before help could arrive that his re- covery is doubtful
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-14
To Keep the New Administration Straigh

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1+.-The Civil Service Reform Association of Maryland has issued a call to reformers all over the United States to attend a conference ill Baltimore on Feb B. MT. Charles J. Eonaparte states. that about 500 civil service reformers have been invited and that the specific purpose of the convention is ito keep the new administra- tion straight" There will be a general dis cussion of the policy of civil service associa- tions. At the public meeting two or three formal addresses will be delivered. One sub ject will be: ''What has been accomplished by civil service reform during the administra- tion of President Cleveland! What may be hoped and expected from the incoming ad- ministration." Carl Schurz and George Will jam Curtis have signed their intention to be present
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-14
A RUNNING FIGHT,

The McAuliffe-Myer Fight Comes or In
 Spite of the Sheriff, and Myer Renders
 1t a Miserable Farce-A Draw.
 NORTH HUDSON, Ind, Feb. 1.-The Myer- McAuliffe fight came off after all. After convincing the sheriff that the '.controversyn was closed. he went away and be had no
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-14
Colmau Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The nomination of Norman J. Colman, of Missouri, to be secre- tary of the department of agriculture, was confirmed by the senate
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-14
The s1oo. 900 Niagara Prize.

The project to give prize of $100, 900 for the best plan for harnessing Niagara river and putting it into the traces to do the work of steam by the power of It's mighty current Is not ead.-Bu6alo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-14
Farewell Honors to Admiral Luce.

Farewell HOnOrs to Admiral Luce.
 NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 14.-A special from Key West to The Picayune says that Admiral Luce sailed from Washington last night to go into retirement. His departure was signalized by a salute of thirteen guns and serenade. Rear Admiral Gherardi is expected Friday, and the Galena will then probably sail for Hayti
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-14
A Now Court Hou.e Burned.

DoNALDsoNvIILE, La, Feb. A.-The new court house, just completed at cost of $2O,- 000, WIS burned yesterday, and many valuable records were destroyed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-14
It May Be So But You Will
 Doubt It!

Boys and Children's Pants 29c, 49c, 69c, 95c. In patterns, in quality and make they are superior to any thing shown in Waterbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-14

Weather Indications. Fair; warmer; westerly winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-14
U. s. & Co.
It May Be So But 1 Doubt It!
 -O-

Competitors will say they can beat the U. s. & Co.'S special pant sale.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01

vttb KiehaaiU9a aoidsa tsai asi.t No % i
t-c sp us taheeurea airn' and .st cSias seap
Sores On the Legs and Body; Sore Ears,,u,
Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper.colored Biotches,
4 syphilis Catoas33N s,sed ssssl. aud AID
sdt ssphaaa! aI,Ehs q a1oi 14{ B9tHett
cures-Tertiary. Mercurial syphitisR fsu;,
81 ssSa a RI s.s sssISssS 10
t trsdsate e's s SfasS &
;rsashSths gsusssA sb,naH sopseaannoi atn.sh
Cd, iaalsss ,yassss IJfnoa PEI a aosA1s ssif!'
Lc Richau'a Golden Suys9tsth Anf4-; ,jl
dote for the cure Of Gondefkt6a, .Gieet.
,a:s AriMY ri Gsaysh AN1 alb Uapaurot Gatis
9svs a tis S@s ,,ih sss p R 10
,ts s..Sntgs l sssss &,ss ess4Ra
1naammatory elect, Structures EnsI = {
.r - = Il sss nsts esaissa o,R4msaet
GU Ia sss Asss"s IL 20 Sss assy u
aoEer RlStsa nssi IL Qellaeu ek1II 4tssHvs1c!
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sfe.:svaysher;;s'aa,bg eeaualt: psasa'e 6;
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VII, cd, o1 II siA ytbt II 4s Fer' sr,niu
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPIscopAL CmURcH.-Lower
San FranciseonSt. Rev, Q. J. Mqaaf
Pastar .Hesidehcs next thescAlYites Eg
sPREsB YTf ri .yC FttJS + y tsrArH RM 4W
George g. ShnitH, pastoS ref deps s@sE
endOn Gardens.
CHURCH OF THE Holy FAITH CPS
copal). Upper Palace Avenue. Rev
EdwsrdT WI Maya fqpapn lresl,
dente Cathedral st. -
CONGREGATIONAL, CHuRcH.-Near the
University. -..=-..
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A. ~ GSs assaa f III tis g6 sep:
p paeta 70 the Eap Ss#D{Rsgdt PSse VEIN
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Sts sss sISsasss sx IS sassa aFa# sSssey
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,a;f. Rayo5itai Pcs esApjoi, y,tsa posi-
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pst%s %e5a!fPiR s 81 eHf1 w5mb WEE ga
a.. female WeakpesF" aateYeysQp, r-tto ve1,lo
bearing d6wi sehsatlohs. chronic congeStiq
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For large, illustrated Treatise on Diseases
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01

IemMYsF2 J9sMith,9 editor Of the RI: Abs
ereiombie; SI9ak5th;; Herald; says :aas.fhe
Efhestwofiaerfuio mehitinef have ever met
twieitai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C6lit, ~ Cholera
pa1al Diattlftea ReineAyis Ihicase Of collie
i itgiaes Speedy relief u On hunting trips !
Indispensable: Putin alkali
11@atef, sitl Ithpafts':a A pleasant taste and
epfeyehts the painful adlarfhoed1 Which
skaHiwatet -produtes. 4 could not feel
.hsafe without riHt my hoise..'h. % ands 50
eeneh6ttles for sale BY c:iM. ICreatiier; :.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01

%. Al Notwithstanding. TO . detachment Of
sb a n,atmS' aa4nti gas
recently: killed byla bullet fome o MannS
'Iicher rife during, target praGalee at q
djissasTapseeef ..Aese than tive, and * hat
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01

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a Mi &" oi5s,,qn III. 81 usesta aGh,odHsa a,
] ,.llAya.!egqu.E. a4a s';u c$A3! Nttscd 80 a, al
Wallace 50 sfaryi4&Ss "A r4eslS. M M
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sal3s :;1 I'D $. pqss si.1$$ss, P P
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saasssEe. tSj up ,Si5} aEftr o. pl
Lahs .5aI%t III ,sa;gi ISS5BBg @Oi HI:30V p'
,ssiIaee lSs - .1i iSS6 i ssaSf isHa:i5 Ir
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III aso 2. y 4 I5.-r,rtt Hatw hsabs =
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aNlatl and Express No daily. eXSfpt sunday
Mall and Express NO. i'dhiy e&ee1Tt srfda&
Ar s4,, .r1i sJSanta.Fe, &hM.lH $50 am l.
T., l,s;ils ,pmb ST. dEsp9h olmf iGn!Sahxam
a4d IA, 49, "a a, fs Iss5 Go8 - 9Ssss s
lo:4o am B.. iamosa, $ a;,o pm
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5:2o am ciol5Iad. spE.nsE. e. :, s,99SSsaa,,a
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01
10 / INTF ~ ~ y. :,
HIiEoi Worth Living,

Notd ybipge through thd worlhadyspepi
( ticgo Acker'sD tspepsiR Tablets nreaposlt
ptiae cure,ferthfi worsEfortns of dyspepsin,
indigestion, tiaSnlehey and constipation |
isiwafsrtaaA anh sdld by AoDairslsnd, IT,,
Easusgist!uilii1J isjAisT e1oot snii D1en
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01

In all respects between the west and tn
:sasI. eNe p thplalIg aEsifgeM #rda1 tb3
mdaeM design. si4T EtiHfAttions at s
Louis asas made MHhe Union ddpo
The official schedule will be publiahc
later. G. NJ. HAMpsoEa
lii3saG Observation-Disclosures paauntSers Eo;
sHc rslA Aai.sast siastss
1t is claimleba ItthsattS he Santa Fe COMP jan
is making preparations to build ranc
into San Pedro, but that the preparation
.f6riaMiaffRgsAt t,ira appafehtap' tp6tl h M pc
4kuy&r scaae'tiisH. rraressaty stG xodsttul
the .sppE, Ne ,.mn, butt ;ssneeplsta or Po
Is 5SES2 a Efs SIEfE s'Rf PSsRssa2n'
20 all LII How ne E s1f 7 fs%ou so'1''
a7Tha'WRikef, f6Ga, Na%Ss,o sayAsfo' u by
,oEFffien,i, ,Kobeft q3aif4i,6 a1f' aNItfEhti9t
laaya has;i been, 4 sesatazW ffethsrstdt
senate, and. active paljtFiaW ifqs syeart
but was meyer generally known until b
shaH sthG colo and used 'Chambeflaip,
Collie Cholera afldDiarrhGsa Remedy; an
,gotinto oneod Observation-Disclosures! No
be is iampns.". Here i YbpR w. Raif
, saiya :I" ~ illee Des Moipes, vas tHake
Sfser two qiays I snfered.intensely iTa4yih
several drug stores and4payahs' them, II
relief ;t but in4, ayaaiin; l. finally haEsht
small bottla OF Chamberlain 3. Coli
Cholera anti Diarrhtea Remedy; and otw
i,toseS, df that, brought ahe' cit all sfigh
, IT. posta lehs than theadrss store prapar'
tons and have THE balance 10y 10y iutd q,
USE ,fonsideE il, y, grand lremedy;na I
: .d4nl{l % cent bottles tor sale ~ .Ere \
GtGGQner., II -..., tsnl IL molly
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01

q u .pf1IHF. rs ri 'SFff7.9s lt,l''I7 ~ ~ .
b. .isi, Moisture intense itching
/ g1J ,stirging !, f1ps11 ate night worse rby
ttscafats hine,IJ1 allqWsA te continue .tywgIs
SfqeR. Rlea4 ana slc g; Rett
coming verXii S9Fs, 4isYayRe ~ oll4tstti edl
,SSttapso the Hchihg raBa bleeding, IDEALS
aad y ona3t sase F,' r r. aG %
sl TIP tlplm9ys. siAt drqgsAsts 95 Y t ~
eenfs,, ySHaSne A SON Phllay1ellB Rla. l
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01

adt i,g % dndxAaJ SpBSfS Ie* SaASEsh w
s'asBe shd HiaSV esSsmpan.
Mi .sall atsaiiargain q one orr tYgofigw
STYLE Ii medium Gordnn. st6SR ppfrett ssest6
max Q, .noOmi sieH anotheDi seyliAAek AB1bf
pseaE 9hssgIfssss ss Sssil 3asf RI saAr
iriosssMall hednvnished on spyiogtisn re y
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01

Ina IaitnAieeig che German cheAise SAYS
peliae"as' Inticii -four astan liepnf Pbirit
Of % table, knife contains. IS, p plpS nutrF
',tgSf E8Pstiip1enB3s ss eight quarts 2tj the
'p,besaH il993st npptrlfhlYTe, BEEF tRat "
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01

atas.hlikaa8at Kbbul l. ttis!. slaa.,aa,'
is Mind Header sBishSp@' left J bttppVH
Ygs gg :. gga., sioa Ug6O III bY
mothar and hiss. Midew1afe ~wtaNgliAy N
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01

VI,
la sa.u css.Ihe'., Eaglish VS. apa%ka !rI Il.
/ The Bsodklyn Zines idoesn* Alike tho
English habit d emitting thearticle" the
before the names, OF ewchts, especially in
The s4asa eia 9sssslhlts named saitsn women!
t.fhe omission does seeie up foEt 'llaats hen
/ ,nlakss such !!isttst emsnts tR these posn,i
pl5le;: Cora prpHed slow, iRd her s.ays',,
| ~Grace ran herr nose in the mud and
'"AHce careeaedl and staggered under her
f9s GssE 5Ss89t asz -Laa ais421sF;l' AZ"
r7 q i'ssiefH mbp4i u S 81 i Fase '' "voy
Denote an impure state Of the blood and
are Iepked lpeHb Sf many with SUSPICION.
Acker's Blood Elixir wal temose" ait1ini-
purities and leave the complexion smooth
and clear. Phefe isshbthfhg that will 80
.tiIaxuugisaS buildsp the constitution; PUT
~ anaistrengthenste elesysten. ~ SOD
and guaranteed by A. G. .FfsiaHH IT.,
| druggist -~-- ,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01
J Fya -. Va n a ~ 60 Ms
Z " Il issp sdsia "a hsM IA

Il, 4. n A n 4 q RsIs r."
ssErs.it not netterltbl gihaets limption, the
eseatasf acSost4se " lahma4FTy, ifFhe bud'
, .aIH ;4sg nsiss
most, useiul; Iaxotlactien, Sants va bic, the
kiRg'ef,seensumpttoH, will refleyf, and q
thorough ; ttlr,eatp ent .Vtlaf 4 qlbs,4 Nasal
Gatarfh, too often tic toferIlhnes;of coha
sum ption, ..osl, bI cured abygalifornia
Gat-Keeure, ,ThsS. ..tttAffaissss,ssHHe SOLD
and fully WARRANTED bE G. NJ Dreamer t
81, or thses3ar48 5osaAg -
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siaAlkssi4 sfHals ,Em: 81

STATISTICS show tthlat 2.SQQ! &c., QAR tlaH sTs-
@ Fiji Isinssd iln.apesicasyesy year
which is equivalent to two newspapers
for every person on the planet.
ssr ,jpsas 70 -H1ts ,..iiont --cmsi Tot
syt.ytaevi RshIpe ESarawhese -! s'hoaha
Confirm our statementswhen %6lsayHthat
Ackss,s Euslisa. r sinadx. s-is-e@sss.-s WY
superior Is any and all other preparations
for the sd6lI 'HA liatsa y Ia @hooping
cough. and Group it is magic. and-se!ieHes
at once. we Offer ,sQWa sample bottle
4TsSs5slsss %s gssa ahIs 5S%saB a II
drilGGiHta a! ;y1a!ss 10 ;obS1. !IaiyT erh !ist
,rnsfs la.3 Esrtyut u $Isl nu1a,!
aa,mao a 9,a ,f1tssw 30. ha5nSybs
reports frozntha, xWestsrn part OF VIE
county araks tapeo e6eeti lat titeE gFasf 5
sHsatAfn sstts ssvet se9h III that ssctsion
ttg = suj juspblsFnt E c0HdjtoH
AdVertlser. .nol,s2 q 7 lid q yiiqA "
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bna pYenbI8 eHt naANHa OF ,n0HhY LIENUI
BnNfHs,S tit!eans!s,at p6 ta9s
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.FLOsING OFEAtA RS .

EASTERN MAILS CLOSE.
p. N. for east OF La Junta only.
$50 D. III. for local aud east. 49,
"a III. for Pueblo, Denver and east
WESTERN MAILS CLOSE. a..
$50 n III.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-01

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y'q(t. :essH NJ G;5GR
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IL EsATA RhJSHED IN 1867 +'''''

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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-03-07
From Austin.
AUSTIN, Tex, March 6, 1889.

AUSTIN, Tex, March 6, 1889.
EDITOR FRzE Pass:
As the festive dude has come out o.
his winter quarters, and things begin
to assume q business-like air in this
city, we will send you few dots.
The close proximity Of the electric
wires to those Of the telephone has
almost ruined the usefulness OF tie
latter. The electric wires keep such
a buzzing from 1 p. IN. till the sun
rises that it is almost impossible to
hear anything through the phone.
Quite q number OF citizens are threat
enlng to have their phones removed
unless the evil is soon remedied
The superintendent of the various
asylums are in deadly fear that they
will have to begin to practice very
rigid economy soon. If that bill
passes the senate to limit their sala-
ries to $4,000, and they furnish their
carriage and team, forage, furniture
and provisions, they will need econ
omy and foresight
Work is being prosecuted vigOr-
ously on the capital grounds. They
have planted Bermuda grass on the
slopes OF the terrace, and stuck up
placards warning stragglers, ct al,
that to tread on it will cost them the
luxurious sum OF 3, by order Of the
board
The Salvation Army is still trying
to revoIutionize Austin. They have
been here q month. and their war
cry still sounds above the roar Of
bursting peanuts. 1t is said that the
legislators 60 TO their rendezvous and
cat peanuts. Hence the metaphor.
JOSH WILKISs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-03-07
Our Special Climbing List.

Texas Siftings, the regular price oil
which is 81, aud the FREE Pass
$500, both for only $500, or just
one half regular rates. See displayed
advertisement in another column,
2, The New York World, weekly,
and the FREB Pass at only 81 so ior
both. The World is ono OF the promi,
nent Democratic papers, each mum.
Der contains 81 communicating a
g high class popular novel.
3, The Detroit Free Press, and
the FREE Press both for only $3.50.
See advertisement.
4.The Fort Worth Gazette weekly
and the FREE Press at $3.50 for
both, or 1910 for the Sunday Ga.
zette and FREE Press. See adyer.
tisement.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-03-07
For the FEEH Pass.
New Plans for 1859,

! WV AsalAH lHA HH"s
Everyone who knows Mr. HGtchirgs vii
certainly read with most sincere regret hi
reasons for declining TO take charge Of 4
choir for the coming season Of Chau,arqua
May h. soon be restored aud in Gods o~l
way be given again every waning faculty
which he has hitherto SO freely used in tn.
Masters cause.
Then the question unsettled ns yet may
be moo.ed still.
The choir in seasons past has fgnred as
no. entirely satisfactory TO itself. nor the
home people, nor the visitors; while not
only talent, bat genius, has been embodied
in the undertaking.
Oae argument in favor Of the ''imported'
singers is that they get there" when they
are wanted. One argument against home
singers is that they DO not get there" lit
orally.
Now, let Us train home choir, requiring
It to meet twice week, and every single
member to rest pledged to be present on the
stage whenever desired during the session.
Then let Us forthwith have festival or
something easy to raise a sum 10 secure
conveyance twice daily 10 and from the
grounds to every meUiber OF the choir who
canno: very readily fad other ways Of get
ting there; for one good turn deserves az
other. MUccHE2o.
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Both For $3.50.

We send the Louisville Courier
journal and the San Marcos FREE
Press both for 1855. These terms
apply only to new or renewing sub
scribers. The Courier-Journhl is too
well known to need our continental,
ton. 1t is the paper for the Farmer,
the Merchant and the Family Circle.
Popular and cheap. It advocates a
reform of the present high tariff, and
wages vigorous war on all subsidies
and monopolies. 1t is emphatically
the peoples paper, and its immense
circulation throughout the United
States attes.s its power as the organ
of the people. We should be pleas
ed to send IA big list for IT,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-03-07

Washington, March 5-President
Harrison to-day sent 10 the senate
the following nominations
Secretary Of S.ate-Jamcs O.
Blame, OF Maine
Secretary Of the Trcasnry-Wi!'
liam Window, Of Minnesota.
Secretary Of the Navy-Beniam!n
F. Tracy, Of New York.
Secretary OF the In,orlor-JUhn ",
Noble, OF Missouri
Postmaster General--'John Wana'
maker, OF Pennsylvania.
Attorney General-W. II. Il. Mil
Ter, OF Indiana.
Secretary Of Agriculturc--Jere-
miah Rusk, OF Wisconsin.
The senate at once went into exc
cutiye session and unanimously con
irmed die nominations without =
moments delay.
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LIST. Write on d postal card the
names Of three or more persons who
might subscribe for the FREE PEESs
if they saw a copy Of II and knew its
merits.
81 Send the list 10 Us, and We
Will mail 10 each OF the names a
specimen copy Of the FarE Pass.
81. When soliciting subscriptions
from your friends. after they have
received these specimen copies, yol
can say that they were sent 10y the
publisher at your suggestion.
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Nillseat.

TIE weather has been anything bat
pleasant the pas; week. Bu: while the rain
made the roads bad and retarded farming,
il also kept our assessor ct home so nc
could not make the necessary call on the
rural people. Now, If he could be kept
away, what a blessing.
By the way, If Judge Teichmueller would
be solid with the voters of this county when
the contes, comes up let him declare the
Office of collector vacant till the the next
regular election, aud as there is no contest
Ne TO assessor. the Office would be OF no ac-
count, and also declared OF.
Mr.. A. II, Everett met with quite loss.
While blowing lis team ran OFF with the
pillow aud be did not find one of his horses
till late in the evening. The horse had his
hind Lex broken aud had 20 be killed. 1t is
a serious loss to him
Prof. Armstrong went TO see his best
girl Saturday night. When he got ready
to 90 aud went out to get his horse he
found him choked to death. l: was sad
loss to the proiessoras it was tbs only one
he had.
AIr Patton while here yesterday was TO-
ken with the cramps and suffered severely.
His son, c. C. Patton, started him home.
We do not know whether he recovered or
not. He was in very critical condition
when they started homo. DEBRIS.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-03-07
On the 22d of February President

On the 22d of February President
Cleveland signed the omnibus terri
torial bill admitting Washington,
Montana and North and South Dako-
ia to the sisterhood OF States. South
Dakota will have two Representatives
in the House, and the other three one
each md each two members of the
Senate. The Representatives will be
elected in time to take their seats in
Congress on the first Mon day in De-
cember next, and It's reasonably GER
tain all Of them will be Republicans.