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Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-15
CLIPPINGS FROM "JUSTlCE."
4 Socialist Man of Science.

A Socialist Man of Science.
 A clever FrenChmen once sail "Mal- heureusement les Socialistes ne sont pas hommes de science ct les hOmmes de science ne sOnt pas SOCialistes '-unfOr. tunately Socialists are not men of sci ence and men of science are not Social ists This epigram, no doubt, was in the minds of all who ever heard it as they listened to Mir. Grant Aliens ad- mirable lecture on Socialism and Natu- ral Selection at the Fablan SoCiety's meeting on October 11th. At any rate, Grant Allen is a man of science and he pointing out that Natural Selection did not tell against Socialism was of course, a thousand.fold more effective than a similar lecture, even if equally good, from another person But Mr. Grant Aliens illustrations and arguments were singularly effective and well chosen, proving, as he did, that the so.called "natural selection in our society If to- day tended towards the survival of the unfittest in any natural sense of the word. Whereas in Socialist COmmu- nity the object of all would be to ensure the survival of the most fit in the sense of the strongest and most capa kle-men- tally, morally and physically. We hope some of our oppOnents-that very hide bound bourgeoise Mrs. Fawcett for instance-will try to answer Mr. Aliens arguments.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-15
The True and Only Solution.

All things are going our way. Much as we sympathise with all combinations of workers to obtain better conditions of life, heartily as we rejoice ill every vic- tory of unionism, "new" or "old," over capitalists, we have always sad, and we now repeat that mere trade unionism cannot even begin to solve the social question. It can at best only bring the workers together for general advance on another line. What is taking place between the workers and the shipowners here, to say nothing of the tremendous struggle going on in Australia, shows but too clearly how sound our view is. Those leaders of the new unionism who have been members of the $. D. F. know as well as we do that the permanent suc- cess of the unskilled labor unions is scarcely to be looked for. It will be as much as the richest and best organised of the skilled trades CQn do to hold their own in the approaching period of depres- sion. Capitalists know this too. They are preparing to take advantage of the "bad times" The Shipping Federation is only beginning of capitalist c0mblna- uons But already this move has forced the true solution into the heads of those who but yesterday were incapable of comprehendng 1t. It the lockers and their allies are either beaten in the com. ing struggle - then sOCialisatlon of ship ping as well as of wharves and docks be- comes an immediate practical question for every worker, skilled and unskllled.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-15

Some Congressman are off nded be. cause the farmers insist upon asking a reason for their opposition to the farm CTS measures. These gentlemen cannot realize that the people have been doing some thinking for themselves while their leaders have been absent; and they rather enjoy the exercise. They will keep it up,-COtt0n Plan
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-15
AGENTS FOX THE WORK
 MES's ADVOCATE.

ALBAEY-R Sitschke e S. Pearl st BALTINoRE-C. Doering LII V. Castle St. BosToS-H. W. Brown, 22s Harrison ave. BRooKLYS-Alb. Griesbeck, 1l5 Johnson ave. BUFFALo, N. WV. MOser, 50 lant st.
 Geo. Burk hsrdt aJ9 sherman st. CHiCAso-B. Berlyu. 42O State st CLEyELAGD.-O. Jansen, s9i Lorian t.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-15

difference ,u the industrial massrs whc. u"r the brorhyrhurd engineers me DH-srd with them or not so long as 'h) know where tu place them, lt "'y few thousand one way ar the u.h,r at most. They should. however, lo properly located, So that no time or strength h" "&sr"d upon thrm -l Juou liuh tHlploB1s Nugu>inr.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-15

Fraternally yours
 MAX BECKER, Sec'y br0 lem.
 3S5 Bowery, New York City. By Order of The German Walters Union, 4005 A. F. of l..
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-15

Social Problems and Political Economy.
 Why is it that you Social Democrats refuse to see any good in proposals other than your own: Why are you not toler- ant of the well meaning views of philan- thropic men and women who do not quite agree with you; Surely political economy is scientific. Socialism does not constitute the be-all and end all of
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26
The Success OF Woman Suffrage.

Wherever woman suffrage has been
tried, it has proved success. The
testimony from English sources is
abundant, that since the complete
enfranchisemept Of women in the
Isle of Man, the condition of public
affairs there has improved; and this
fact is used as IN argument to show
that parliamentary suffrage should
be extended to women in England
also. In the territory of Wyoming
women have enjoyed full suffrage
since 1869, a period Of twenty -one
years. Governor Campbell, who was
in Office at the time, in his message
two years later, said that the women
had conducted themselves in every
respect with as much tact, judgment
and good sense as men.
Two years after lie repeated that
the system of impartial suffrage was
an unqualified success. His success
sors, Governors Thaye, Hoyt, Hale
and Warren, have all borne witness
to the same effect, and NJ. G. Brown,
United States attorney for the terri
tory, says that "woman suffrage in
Wyoming has accomplished much
good, and has harmed no one"
Pages might be filed with siuilar
testimony, not only as to Wyoming,
but rs to the other territories where
woman suffrage has been tried. Mere
theoretical views in opposition are
but as 'small dust in the balance"
compared with these actual facts
Francis Minor in April Forum.
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PROGRAMME
Of San Marcos Chautauqua, June 20
| 10 July g.

Of San Marcos Chautauqua, June q
to July 20.
We give our readers below one-half Of
the programme. The remainder will be
given in due time.
Thursday, June 26-Farmers' Day. The
tabernacle will be decorated with agricul
tural products, &c. A special programme
will be prepared.
Friday, June 27-Texas Day. The pro.
gramme Is in the hands Of the Texas His
.orical Association.
Saturday, juno 2S-At II a. m, lecture,
Rev. j. d. Robnett of Brentwood, Texas,
on Education" At 4p. M, special pro-
gramme. At $3.50 p. M, lecture by James
Clement Ambrose, of Chicago, MY Part
nor"
Sunday. June 29-At $3.50 a. IN, Model
Sunday School. At II a, M, sermon by
Rev. B. Caradino, of New Orleans. "Sanc.
tifcation." At p. m. Chiidrehs Mass
Meeting. At $50 p. M, sermon. =.
Monday, June 30--At IL a. m, special
programme. 4p. m, lecture. $3.50 p. M,
lecture by James G. Ambrose, "The Scholar
in Politics" Reunion Of San Jacinto
Veterans.
Tuesday. July Press Day. II a. m,
Lecture by ]. +. Mitchell, of the Green
vile Banner. p. M. special pro-
gramme. $3.50 p. m, lecture by James q,
Ambrose, 1.-The Rum Set"
Wednesday, July 2-1l q. M, lecture by
Rev. r. T.. Hanks, of Dallas. p. NJ,
$3.50 p. M, lecture by Rev. James p. Nc
Teer, of Virginia.
+ Thursday, July 3-l1 a. me-, lecture by
n ~ noI atRx
of Robert Burns" 4p. m.-S;3O p. m,
lecture by Rev. James 2. McTeer.
Friday, July National Day. II Q. m,
special programme: z; m,ms;so p H.
Saturday, July oil a. M, lecture by 3:
]. Anderson. Of Gainesville, business"
p. m.-8:3O p. M. Programme to be
made by the Christian Endeavor Society.
Sunday. July $3.50 a. m, Model Sun
day School. II a. NJ. sermon by Rev. DR..
Chapman, of Little Rock. p. m, Chill
dren's Mass Meeting. $3.50 p. M, sermon.
Monday. July Ill a. M. lecture by
Rev. N. A. Scale, Of Gatesvi:le, duties
and Responsibilities OF Citizenship p.
m.,-s:3O p. M. lecture by Elk Lieutenant
Governor Will Cumback, OF Indiana.
Tuesday. July s-11 q. NJ, lecture by
Rev. Oliver wilson. 4p. m.-S:3o p. M,
lecture by Rev. J. M. q. Breaker, The
Invisible Power in Nature as Witness Tor
Immortality"
Wednesday, July 9-Confederate Home
Day. Special programme to be arranged
by the managers of the Confederate Home.
Thursday. July 1O-11 q. M. special
programme. 4p. m.-S30 p. m. lecture
by REV. DR.. W. L. Scott. Of Franklin
College. Indiana, 'Is the World Growing
Worse"
Two freight trains on the Cotton Belt
road were wrecked four miles north Of
Tylor Monday.
Mrs J. Pullins was found drowned in
tank near Pettus City, Bee county.
James Stanley and Jerry Moore are in
Jail at Paris for Wholesale horse stealing.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26
Barnett Gibbs on His Muscle.

A war OF words on the commission
question took place last week in Dial.
las, which resulted in o knockdowr
on the part Of prominent politician
The affair is reported ss follows:
"Any man who will support jim
Hogg for governor is an anarchist,
said United States District Attorney
Eugene Marshall 10 q crowd OF gentle.
men on Main street
Il am supporting Jim Hogg,' said
Hon. Barnett Gibbs.
Then you are an anarchist re.
torted Mr.. Marshall.
Quicker than q 1ash, the right arm
Of Governor Gibbs shot out and
Marshall was knocked as fat a. q
founder. A large crowd gathered
and before further bostilities ensued
the gentlemen were parted by their
fneDdA The affair has created q
great sensation on account OF the
proninebee Of the geotIenen.
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It is Not Revolutionary.

The anti-commissionists who are
denouncing the proposed railway
commission as undemocratic and re-
volutionary should bear in mind that
twenty-seven States in the Union
have commissions, and then read the
following from Ex-Gov. Throckmor-
ton, one of the purest democrats in
the State: II believe commission
operating under properly constitut-
ed law, will not only afford relief to
the people, but will add to the sta
bility and value of railroad property
in this State and bring millions here
for further investment in railroad
construction that is now kept away
BY the constant and ceaseless agita.
ton of the question. Brennan
Banner.
San Antonio is busy making preparations
for the big fair to begin September 80.
Texas has 1850, 900 horses, the aggregate
value of which ia ESTIMATED at 1888 1901, 613.
After July /, Lott on the Aransas Pass
railway will have daily mail from Waco.
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STILL I'm FAVOR.

The Great National Sport, Baseball %
stU IN favor with the people, and me
players themselves are still IN favor OF one
Of the most popular things connected Win
he game. as explained in the foLoslns
s4.ssmepf. EorTistovu, Pa, June lSSs-
II de undersigned, cheerfuly recon-
- 81 Jacots Oh to al baseball plsyers'
b,rioe ussd Il for Muscular rhsu11siisn
"a strained bah, and guarantee PEI
o. - J. NJ OWENS,
2os BssszK-, Eorrist0vs B. B. 9.
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Dripping Springs.

Everyone is pretty busy here and the
crops are looking well. (.
The weather Is delightful, We are glad
10 stste. as Mrs. DR.. Harrison has guests
70 whom Dripping Springs now appears Of
It's best.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Graham started 90
Monday the 23rd, for Buds, where they In
tend making their future home.
Several drives Of cattle have been made
from here 10 Llano.
Mr.. A. L. Davis has just bought lot OF
horses for shipment
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MsELREE,s WINE OF cARpy! for Weak Nerves
Fire.

On Saturday night, about IL 'clock, the
millinery store Of J. 8. Watson was found
to be on fire. The building and stock were
a total loss. but were luckily we'll inquired,
the former for $500, the latter for $1,000.
The house belonged to Miss Lindsey. The
fremen were promptly on the ground
and by vigorous afforts prevented the
spread Of the fire to adjacent buildings.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

The new vault for the safekeeping of the
county records is in position In the north
east corner of the court house. 1t appears
to be very complete. The cost WAS $4,000,
payable In Is year bonds at per cent.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; II Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs 10 the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
It's action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
to all and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs 10 for sale in 600
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have 1t on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try It Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
- saw FRANCISCO. CAL
toUtsyftis. xI xsw YoRk. nv
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srArs srsAros.

weAre authorised 70 announce WILLIAM
CIEMENs. OF Comai county. ~ . candl-
date for State Senator from the 25th district.
subject to the nomination Of tho Demoera,
10 District Convention.
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COST! COST!

n, Inc entire stock of Clocks.
Watches, JewelY. Silver
c \ SEe and Fancy Goods, AT
Isl for the purpose of
Nng up business for the
'1e' owing to bad health.
W. H. ROBBINS.
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TnHAsunEn.

We are authorized 10 announce FRANK
N. JOHNSON On candidate for reelection
to the Office OF Treasurer OF Hays County
at the November election.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

We hear Of guesses as to what the census
will say as to the present population Of
San Marcos. We advise moderation.
Some Is years ago We remember the popu-
lar estimate of the population Of our town
was 1900 to 1000. but the census Of 1880
cut it down to only 1882. We speak by
the book before rs. Our guess is that II
will not now be over 1000.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

~ 10 Subscribers to the Free Press.
al present and future subscribers to the
m Press will be furnished with copy
Ksndslls valuable manual, The Horse
nhs Disease" rREH-we mean those who
e not already received one. Please re.
fhd Is Of this.
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COUNTY yupoE.

We arc authorized to announce D. @.
NEIGHB0RS as o candidate for County
Judge.
We arc authorized 70 announce ED. A.
VAUGHAN. Esq, - candidate Tor
County Judge.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
oosonxss.

We arc authorized 10 announce L. ".
MOORE az . candidate for re-eieotioa 10
tho once OF Congressman Of tho sth TEXAS
Diatri II. subject 10 the nomination OF The
Democratic party.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

iee regular quarterly, a. well as annual
l'stng Of the Hays Co. r. A., will be held
sud,, Tuesday, July 9Th. State Presi-
~ Field has written his intention 10 be
went w, GLBSErT, Sec'y.
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nrrllsENrArtyn

We arc authorized 10 announce p. 3.
S0wELL, Of Guadalupe county, a. candi-
date for Representative from tho slst
district, subject TO the action OF thu
democratic convention.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

Hn. Richardson Is selling fine stylish
hons satin faced and velvet ribbons In
Ned at job prices.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

Gsnted, any quantity of good shelled
b, for which IS or 50 cents will be paid
vsrsd OF San Maroos Mills, at the head
he river.
SAx MARCOS MILL, Ice il GIN Co.
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u are Offering some real bargains
ANDREWS d KING.

With many persons at this season an
Ia clock il an absolute necessity. The
I made and at moderate price, can be
lat Geo. w. Knights.
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Half.Rate Excursion.

On July 8 aud 4, tickets will be on SALE
TO Lockhart. Texas, and return ct one fare
as cents) for the round trip, good to re-
turn July s. On July 4, special train
will leave Iockhart at 10 o'clock midnight
to accommodate all who may wish to stay
till that hour.
G. COLLINS. Ticket Agent.
GAsroN MEsLIEB. G, p. l. T. A.
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YOu Can Nave Money

purchasing pianos aud organs through
instead of at San Antonio or Austin.
peak by the book. Don't fail to call
ses me before purchasing.
8, p. CHAsTAIN.
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ENTITLED TO THE BEST.

All are entitled to the best that their
money will buy, go every family should
have, at once. bottle Of the best family
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, to cleanse the sys.
TEN when positive or bilious. For sale in
SOC and $l.OO bottles by oil leading drug
gists.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

=, wish real frst.class buggy,
y, !, carriage, buy q Columbus. Fred
y. hw the agency.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

ties, slippers, large stock cheaper than
cheapest at the Emporium of Fashion.
Antonio street
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

tsll next week and see the great bargains
| Dry Goods and Notions at Finnie q
wards.
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COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized 10 announce JAS.
@. STOREY as candidate for reelection
to the ofice OF County Clerk Of Hays
County.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

lucy ubu Deco WtIl muBut.
The exercises closed with an exhibition
at night The following 10 the order o,
we'll as can remember:
Chorus - Mountain Maidens. Misses
Salie Estes, Lille Allen, Sabra Saunders
Virginia Saunders, Havie Shuptoine, and
Messrs David P. Newman, Don H. Bridges
Ben J. and Martin Brooks.
Defamation Jimmie Buffers Adventure
with an Owl. Master Willie Wilson.
The May Queen--Little Nellie Wimberly.
Grown and Scepter Bearers-Minnis
Shelton, Viola Shuptrin.
Fun and Frolic-Callie Saunders and
Pearl Mitchell.
Modesty-Hattie Estes.
Beauty-Mamie Thorn.
vanity-Lucy Chimney.
Jolity--Master Henry Saunders.
The Bootblack Hickman Win.
berry.
Newsboy- Master Fred Ragsdnle.
Declamation-How Ladies 20 q Fishing.
Master Marvin Estes.
Music-The Wedding Reception. Miss
Virginia Saunders.
Free.hand Calisthenics-By Little Folks.
Recitation - Carl, the Martyr. Miss
Lille Allen.
-Eyentide March. Little Nellie
Wimberly.
Recitation-McUlan Child. Miss Mary
Chimney.
Chorus-Follow Me, Full Of Glee. By
Little Folks.
Dialogue-A ELittle Strategy. Misse'
Ssllie Estes, Virginia Saunders. Lille
Saunders and Ora BilIingsley.
Decentralization Socry Set Q Hen.
Don II. Bridges.
Music-Cedar Brook Waltz. Louise
Conn.
Defamation What Little Boy Thought.
Master Offie Thorn.
Chorus-Swinging Meath the Old Apple
Tree Misses Lille Saunders. Maggie
Saunders, Louise Conn, Matte Bridges,
Jefie Estes, Mary Chimney, Alice Mitchell,
and Masters Oscar Allen, Willie Mitchell,
Willie Wilson aid Albert Wimberly.
Music-FIossie Waltz. Callie Saunders.
Recitation - Aunt Hannah Triple, in
Court. Miss Sabra Saunders
Dialogue-How He Popped the Ones
ton. Miss Sahra Saunders and Mr.. J. w.
Estes,
Wan Calisthenics- Large Pupils.
Chorus-Good Night. Music GLASS. -
Misses Sabra and Virginia Saunders,
Louise Conn. Matte Bridges, Pearl
Mitchell, Alice Mitchell, Lille and Maggie
Saunders, Nellie wimberly, Callie saun-
ders and Edgar Allen.
These exercises were delivered with
effect, and frequently elected loud ap-
plause from the large and attentive audience.
The people had gathered here from every
section of the country and went away
highly elated over the successful closing Of
this term The third aunuai session will
begin on::hrst Monday in September 1890,
with Prof. Thomas In charge. The Prof.
and his assistants did q good and noble
work here, as the success Of the school
will attest There are parties here already
arranging to reap the benefits Of the next
session. Indeed the future outlook was
never brighter. The patrons Of the school
met June Is, and elected John ii, Saun-
ders, John p. Mitchell and VIM. Henson
trustees for the next scholastic year, also
elected z. 7. wimberly, T. W. Thorn, A.
F. Bridges and J. v. Allen as an auxiliary
board; also took steps to secure the district
system In our community.
0BsERvEa.
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We Hare For Sale

Two desirable places. oligibly situated,
Ibis town. Prices and terms reasonable,
'auire OF FREE PnEss Office.
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pIsTRicr cLERK.

We are authorized TO announce THOMAS
J. PEEL ~ candidate for reelection TO tho
offico Of Ulsrk Of tho District Court Of
Hays County.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26
Mowers and Rakes.

represent the Mccormick and Buckeys
wen and Rakes which I sell on liberal
|Rs, WIN. GIEsEN.
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20 to Mrs. Richardson's for hns ribbon
lcheap ribbon price:
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[nuor goods must 60 at J. 8. Travis In
d n make room for fall goods. now is
tms soon the cents and nickles change
n he cent. J. r. Travis. Manager.
Am Antonio st., San Marcos. Texas.
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|h.lles in many desirable patterns, t
touud at Johnson a. Johnson's.
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RM IA Snhscrihars fo fha Free Pret

ladies' lace shoes, new stock. 90 cents
pair, at Finnie & Edwards.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

nice assortment Of buggies. carriages
uhsstous for sale at reasonable prices,
kfsd Browns stable.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

A char factory With . capacity q ten
ss5sz chars Psr az has bssa FtNr1sd a.
skn ABEslo,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

As Chairman Of this Precinct hereby
call q Democratic Precinct Convention to
meet al 2 P. NJ. in the Courthouse at San
Marcos, on the 2sth day Of June, $780, te
elect delegates to the Democratic County
Convention which meets in San Marcos Ju
IL 10. 1890. Ed J. L. GREEN,
Chairman.
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Gso. W. Knight, matchmaker and jewel
Southwest corner plaza. San Marcos,
PVh. MARRIOTT.
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EoME NEWS

4. A actual cost. o large stock OF
go ANDREWS l. KIN0.
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Ed. A. Vaughan, Esq announces in ou'
columns this week for county judge. In
the way Of ability and experience his quail
6oations for the Office are good.
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A Sharp Hit From the Oldest Inhab.
liant


On our return We found the following
lines on our table. The initials and hand
writing indicated to US the author. 1t Ia
not the first sharp thing OF the kind the
old gentleman has communicated for the
FREE Press:
When the Ants scanned the political field.
An obstacle they found
They could not get around,
Nei ther could they overlook it;
For the fact could no longer be concealed,
That the talented and popular pig
Was muchly too big,
For their Gustave ever to Cook II.
I. B. d.
Very good, Major!
ru DlAck.pRAUoHT tea for DyspephA
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,dvsr watch made IN the latest stvle Ia
.s,y. end for service equal to any.
I M At Geo. w. Knights.
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auJ. 8. Travis for your fans and
kala