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4; Il, Gary is selling goods this week at
sueh low figure that to visit him and
plee bis goods will be pleasure. Don't
-, = to ask for a can of White Rose Baking
tact.
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.. IT. BASS,
Druggist.
For SaIe.-Gov. Palmer

IoHar so- sale ny fns Bioo5sd s'siiion,
Gov. pal-psr. fes vssrs Cd as sI'-11g- he
a 20, usl krosn % uesd desc-lrtlou O.
-.o---e-ssfion. Aires O. cal ca
WrIa1sN THaNts,
80 q p o. San ME-cgs Tex
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OLD NEWSPAPERS 25c y 100
Ia this Office.
Notice.

cannot permit the further hauling OF
sand from my place without pay. My price
b ten cents per load. All concerned VIII
please take notice.
Ifeb20f, WIN. WILLIAMSON.
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Ladies', when you have used can of
White Rose Baking Powder, you will use
20 other. It suits 80 well.
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There are ever so many editors of the
Times, who approximate more or less TO-
ward the use of the English language. You
can recognize the efforts of tile editor by
the lack of any such approximation.
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Won Can Save Money

/, nurchasing pianos aud organs through
irrstead of at San Antonio or Austin.
|, sDssk By the book. Don't fail to call
n see me before purchasing.
'4 NV S. P CHAsTAIN.
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Strings

kioin, Guitar, Banjo-Warranted excell-
|eni quality-at Geo. W. Knights, $. w.
|uuer Plaza, San Marcos, Texas.
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Nickel alarm clocks, spectacles and eye
glasses. Geo. W, Knight, s. W., corner
plaza, San Marcos, Texas.
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We Have For Sale

Two desirable places, eligibly situated,
in this town. Prices and terms reasonable.
INQUIRE at FREE PRESS Office.
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Brushes-Hair, tooth, cloth and shoe
brushes, best quality and assortment at
RAYNoLDs & DANIEL.
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o,,,s New York Seed Potatoes, three
bs Oh f' VIM. GIEsEN.
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Notice.

1 will sell the Frances F."--stern wheel
boat with tackle and machinery rs she now
lies at the wharf on San Marcos lake for
half cost to build-$1O. CIV. KNIGHT.
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Cbss Hu;ehinzs respectfully invites a..
-. -. ~ .--5 ers11-us the Wi-s Gauzs
H. C.sr-s- Osk St5ves Ehlch have = 2
-.-,-,s.5,., for &c cook n. 40 Lls tns
-. : 81 croker. GlassEtrt Ens lnups
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MsELREE,s WINE OF cARpyl for Weak Nerves.

The important and lucrative Office of
mayor of Kyle appears to go a.begging,
Mr.. Port who was elected, declining the
honor. A new election has been ordered
for the 18th.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10

A visit to the hardware store Of Chas.
Huichings il a treat Go through y IRON
cellar to second story and you viii be saF-
prised at the assortment Of goods and the
nice order.
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], h. Gary and L. D. Gage ale giving
away bargains when they sell you can of
White Rose Baking Powder-guaranteed
Strictly pure and wholesome.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-04-10

We resume bringing up the publication
of the transfers OF real estate. Only the
FREE PREss, Of all our county papers, pub
fishes them. We are indebted for the copy
TO District Clerk Peel.
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MOthsi MOths!!

Guard against them by getting the best
preventative. "Tarite" cheaper than cam
phor and more reliable at
RAYNoLDs g. DANIEL.
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10 around to L. d. Cages and see what
bargains he is offering in the grocery line
'ns week. You will save money.
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The FREE PREss Office confines to turn
out nice printing and good deal of 1t. We
do work as low as 1t can be well done on
good paper. etc.
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NnM WSMtm4 g0@1
aua/I95Sux6z5.
at Mrs. Richardson's

Geo. W. Knight, matchmaker and jewel
81. Southwest corner plaza. San Marcos,
Texas. MARRIOTT.
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Wsnted--BOarderS.

Permanent, transient, and dss bosrdsr'
are collected. Good fare and Kind attsn-
ton. Extra ueAls served
I'VE Mas. u. z WooTToS-
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Attention, Ladies.

O., are req uested to furnish ornamental
iU ",s nlapts, and shrubery for the coming
fo"u'' Cb,utauoua. COMMITTEE.
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Up Kone & Co. are still running
Ina meat market next to Hutchin s
|.tOre where the best meats may
|,Ivoys be found. Give them a call.
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Morrill, Memorial Hall, IN appendage to
the late Kyle seminery building, was
burned to the ground on Sunday afternoon.
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r,eo IA Subscribers to the Free Press.

All present and future subscribers to the
ys,r PRESS will be furnished with copy
h KeudalIs valuable manual, The Horse
|,pd bis Disease" FREB-we mean those who
lave not already received one. Please re-
|mind Us of this.
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Soaps-The favorits "Amoli" soap, "Di-
amOnd King" &C.. at
RAYNoLDs q DANIEL.
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LOCAL BRevITlES.
Rain ia again needed.

The Council met in extra ssion the fore
part Of the week,
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Remember all our underwear Is made N
orr Own house home made and uIl last
louger-sud As cheap - the eleaPesi.
J. 5. TEAvIs-
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Hoods Sarsaparilla has the largest sale Of
any medicine before the public. Any hOnelt
drnpgist will confirm this statement.
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In Stock

.r,ar snd b ICON at reduced prices
Ffesh ''e j. IL. GARY.
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8. w. STANFIELD, Sec., Tru

NorE.-The subject of school govern
ment was continued for discussion ut next
meeting, to be opened by Prof. Whipple,
followed by Miss Laura Wilcox.
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Chas. Hutchings has received that sample
new q .soiiue Stove. Call aud see il work.
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SAN MARCOS
BOOKSTORE 2 NEWS STAND.

Ses Bsots srs Lstsst Nssspspsr. tnf Psrioticsls
aspecislty. ~ IRE - tIsfiarsry
80 Nofisua-
Transls-i 80 eel g. rstiterf prsris 81 tsrs
ftk shsf ftsJ $50 % Ne 80 81 psrsrt. res
irg uafts-. slc. Ca az 80. irtfH
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We are in receipt Of another order OF
ladies' tan ties. plush ties aud velvet ties
j. :. TEAvIs-
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aus not subscribers who may atty
P't tsO,a receive copies of the FREE
= aw will please understand that they
ptss, s., s simply as samples, in the hope
" se ss ~sriics addressed may like ~
" ,nS to favor us with their subscriP-
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San Marcos Mill, Ice and Gin Go.

/ am in charge
of the above es-
tablishment and
will give atten-
ton to all its de-
partinents in the
proper seasons
81 cal will be
oround fromKan
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An Instructor goes with each accordian
sold by Geo. w. Knight.
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Have you seen that new style buggy
wrench at Chas. HutchingsT
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Price of the Francis f. advances so cents
a week. GEO. w. KNIGHT.
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sas corn, thus insuring the best article.
r. PETIT.
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Pearls in sets or clasped buckle hair orna-
ment cheap at J. 8. Travis.
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8 ~ instruments, Geo. W. knight,
'. oorneT Plaza. San Marc. TeHas.
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Sateen stripes at J. S. Travis.
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Black eyed peas at McAllister's,
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THE STANDARD.
HENRY GEORGE, Editor ana Proprietor.
AsIKTEH PAGE wEEzLY.

A P-a-i-s. Er-a-e-t Ct Pr5nzi7ics ard Weckiy
Record 81 lnsportaat Z acts sAaectinE Seal
Probicr-s al Ez;ioasi Poiitics.
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rrl-9.1ies ral ga a1s. RS . - t-1neA
lisa sraruEED alHara-5t TIE Single Tar. stHh
- ID lr ~ ie "a n lasfs
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a11as n ll1l tr.e1r-1se a r-rIaera---
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i a. -.-f-f frlrHfraal 6 als urrli
49, 80 erHr-. ~ t|fr-
Ballot Rsforr-- = -l-g tl-,l-c 80. =; -
a. e. 20 a. li-rs --lei ir -a1rs
49, ra--a--l a. raf z C. t=- aa go arF -s--T-
Te-zs. O.. year, cs-os IL r.ousi1., I-ss-
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a771cz.io1-
- go !. 90 30 --a-f-sa
-aHH4.r aa.HH o. Oh -eag n s-T-rr
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r-gusrE7 o. TsE ETEgoEED.
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Parties goods at the above prices at Snchas ut Sgun
ngsbury Rypnks Kyle at r Netheys at
Prairie Lee at Shropsres Lockh N j. Travis at San
Marcos Any made short notice Hives,
Queens Honey Is 20 pound paid for
wax
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TOME NEWS

Two Copies for $3.50. j.,
,,h as many persons desire to send
,.'%a%road, and by way OF encourage
|gs so,odd o we offer two copies OF the
.d 50 " Al 81. SO-cash in advance
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Henly.

Our hog election came on last Saturday
aad was lost by four votes. That Ia tho
third time that an election has been held al
Millseai for the purpose Of trying to get
what Is called tho hog law, In our precinct.
Tho first time II was tiei the second time
the how lax men gained It by two votes ,
but owing to some illegality Il was ordered
again with the above result. Considerable
hard feeling has been another result, but
We hope II may soon be forgotten, and that
the hog law question may never DO agitated
again In our part OF the country. for IL
seems that when people talk hog so much
some of them are apt to act the hog, and 1t
may sound strange, but 1t Is nevertheless
true that some men not far from here. men
too. that you would take for intelligent
mon, would even like to have a Hogg for
Governor.
Farmers moving along. Cotton planting
Ia all the 60.
Fishing parties to the Perdenalis are quite
common and they get fish plenty-when !
say plenty mean it.
Hon ONION
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Sad Accident.

DR.. j. II. Combs, Dentist N. Side Plaza
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Colognes and toilet soaps at ]. S. Travis
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Fresh grits at M,Allister's.
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Card of Thanks.

WINE OF cARDuI for female diseases
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Hon ONION.

Ihere Us n growing interest among our
Mexican Baptist brethren all over this SEQ.
ton of the country. Last Sunday four
more men were baptized by Bro. Travenio,
from San Antonio, aud just two weeks ago
he baptized four In the San Marcos river at
this place. This makes fifty that he has
baptized since the first day Of January, and
about one hundred within a year, Brother
Travenio il very earnest, intelligent minis
ter and prsaches the gospel with power;
wherever he goes he leaves his impress ON
the people, all love him and whenever con
verted they become jealous workers for
the Master. 1t is pleasing to watch their
intense interest in listening to his earnest
words and then hear their hearty amens TO
any well rounded point made by him.
Where they are converted religion does
everything for them. The change that
comes over them is wonderful. What en-
courage ment for churches to do all in their
power to bring them under the influence of
the gospel. This is but fair sample Of
the rapid growth of the Baptists throughout
the world. They now number $500, 900 in
this country, and seven theological semi
naries and 100 colleges. X.
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= sLAck:DRAUeAT tea for Dyspepsia.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-04

is the latest addition to the membership of the
Exchange. From to O'Clock Messrs. Gurley
and Stevens held reception, to which all their
numerous friends had been invited, and the
large gathering and many expressions of good
will bespoke prosperous future for the new
firm.
The writer of the financial articles in the
sprghtly Critic in the issue of Friday stated
that "for 10 shares of Electric stock 1l5l was
paid. After the adjournment of the board 10
shares sold privately for III and 10 later at 1173"
Further on in the same article, referring to
Graphophone, he said: THE value of the Ex-
change as place for bargains was clearly illus
trated yesterday. Buyers who had vainly es-
sayed to obtain stock at $l4 privately found later
that their orders had been filled on the Exchange
all the way up from l25 to l39, between which
prices $50 shares came out" Comment of any kind
would seem to be unnecessary, as these two
items alone would appear sufficient to show that
purchasers of local stocks and bonds could save
money mo icy by dealing directly with the members or
side from private parties or "curbstone brokers'"
whose M holdings I'M are always considered dino more yal, M
wise, etc." FRANK H. PELoUzE, 1913 street.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-04
FORGET-ME-NOTS.

There is evidently no paper manufacturing
department in the large establishment which
Mr.. Wanamaker owns in Philadelphia If there
is the Postmaster General has not studied it
closely, for until recently he was very poor
judge of paper as a little incident will show:
Several bids had been received for the supply of
paper to make postal cards for the Govern
ment The Postmaster General had two sam
pies before him and was trying them for the
purpose of deciding between them. One sam
pie had been furnished by Russell and the other
by Armstrong, | think the name was. Mr..
Armstrong was present in the Postmaster Gen
erals office In order to test the quality Mr..
Wanamaker wrote first on one sample and then
on the other
''The Russell sample seems to be the better
of the two," said the Postmaster General. at
certainly stands the writing much better"
"But you will please notice." said Mr. Arm
strong, ''that while you have written on the
right side of Mr.. Russell's sample you have
written on the wrong side of mine'
s'Right side Wrong sidep' repeated Mr..
Wanamaker looking up in surprise. "Do you
mean to tell me that there is right side and
wrong side TO paper?"
"Why, certainly" said Mr.. Armstrong.
''Just turn over and see the difference
And Mr.. Wanamaker turned over and wrote
on the other side of each sample.
'Ah that is better,' he said, as he wrote on
the right side of Mr. Armstrong; sample. And
IAN InaU is not SO good, as he wrote ON tne
wrong side of the other.
Mr.. Wanamaker had eaten some more fruit
from the tree Of knowledge, and had got new
lesson in the art of distinguishing between the
right and the wrong.
X
On the first Monday in December the Repub
lcans organized the House of Representatives
with majority of eight, the membership con-
sisting of 1863 Republicans and 161 Democrats.
Since then the labors of the Committee on Elec-
tions have increased the Republican majority to
II, the figures being Republicans, 172; Demo
Gratis, 1855; Independent, (Featherstone)1. The
places held by Wilber (Rep.) and Randall,
(Dem.,) who died. are still vacant, but these
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-04
The Balm of Life.

AS the yernal season approaches it is wise to
put one's self in healthy condition, and thus
secure protection against disease, which so
and which may be prevented through purity of
blood. This may be obtained by free use of
Professor Cooks great medical preparation.
As san ounce of prevention is better than
pound of cure" we would advise all our readers
to resort to the Balm of Life, which, besides
effecting wonderful cures, also wards off dis
ease and preserves the health most wonder
fully 1t is a great remedy.
AS a cure and preventive for spring fever
drink II, Portner Brewing Co.'s beer.
Snyder s. Wood, Tailors, 1923 llth street n. w,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-04
PEGGED AT S13.
GRAPHOPHoNE TOUCHES BOTTOM,
AND is NOW ON THE UP GRADE.

Belt Railroad Sharply Advances-Gas Stock
Higher-Electric Light Improves-Tele-
phone weakens to TO-Bank Stocks in
Good Demand.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-04
PAGES 3 TO 16
POLICEMEN FEEL UNEASY.
THEY ARE NOW LIABLE TO REMOVAL
WITHOUT TRIAL.

A State of Affairs Which is Apt to Make
Them More Careful About Arresting Of
tenders Who Have Political "Pulls"--
What Citizens Say on the Subject.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-04

One of the finest and best brands Of beer
manufactured is the Tannhauser, which is bot
street. Family orders are made specially. Or
ders by postal or telephone Bag Will receive
prompt attention.
-snyder& & Wood, TailOrs, 4s3 nth street N. W.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
EXPERIENCE THE BEST GUIDE.

The Wichita EAGLES articles on "Our
Need-Diversifed Industries" presents
some valuable suggestions, not the least
importaut of which is that the farmers of
Kansas produce too many cereals. The
EAGLE. however, omlts to state what crops
the farmers Of Kansas might raise in lieu
of too much corn, wheat, etc.-Atchison
Champion.
And our intelligent and discriminat-
ing contem. fails to supply the omission.
Fact is, such statement cannot be
made. for the reason that conditions and
circumstances vary according to locali-
ty, nature of soil, the ''lay of the land, y
etc. For instance: A plat of ground
that would produce splendid crop of
sorghum or broom corn would not be
suited for sweet potatoes, or other root
crops, and SO on through the catalogue.
The farmer must exercise his judgment,
his common sense, coupled with ex-
perience, in determining what particular
crop or class OF crops will do best on a
particular piece of ground. There is no
more fixed method Of successful farm
ing than there is royal road to success
open to ali alike in any other line Of busi-
ness, and the man who cannot profit by
his own experience and the experience
Of others may be set down as failure
in whatever vocation of life.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26

in any new state at the same stage of
development. Most family supplies can
be had for about half on an average, of
the prices from 1850 to 1860, when take
the years together the farm products
were as low as now.
In conclusion say that Kansas or any
other state canrot be helped by any leg
islatiOn that will discourage capital from
abroad from investing there. Why the
debtor should so often consider the cred
itOr his enemy cannot understand. LII
the borrower did not know enough to
not borrow when he should not. then he
confesses himself fit subject for legal
conservator, and should apply for one
at once. Indiscriminate abuse and hos
tile legislation against loan agents, and
persons who send their money to loan
thousands of miles away on property
they never saw, will not only not bring
present relief. but will make much
needed capital more difficult to procure
in the future.
No state of this country has attracted
the attention that Kansas has Tor more
than TWENTY-FIVE years. The writer re-
members that almost his first political
action was with reference to this state.
Wrested from the jaws of slavery, that
might have been upon 1t today II there
had not been a civil war. every inhabit-
ant may well feel proud of being citi-
zen of a commonwealth, with such a
glorious history in the past, which will
not be dimmed in the future If all are
true to themselves and that which per-
talns to the general good.
JOHN kERLEY.
Nayy Havap CnnD
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

IN view OF the fact that the assessors
will in a short time begin their labors of
making the annual assessment Of prop
erty. and that it is made part of their
duty, by law, at the same time to gather
statistics in regard TO the amount of land
cultivated. the kind and amount Of crops
raised, and other kindred data: we say
that in view of the near approach OF the
time for beginning this work, we would
call the attention of the farming COM
munitv to the importance 70 them OF
preparing and furnishing the assessors
full and accurate statements IN regard TO
these points. Occasionally an assessor
meets with a farmer who absolutely re-
fuses 20 furnish him with the desired
and important information, laboring IN
der the impression, rs some no doubt do,
that such information will be used against
them and their interests IN some way.
This is = great mistake. The farmer has
everything to gain and nothing 10 lose
b. publicity Of the result OF h.s iaoors.
He cannot keep these results a secret If
he would. and IL would be extremely
INJURIOUS to bis interests If be should.
Such information is obtained bv private
meaus by corporations and gamblers II