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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-26

Is this fire alarm system business
to be buried among the mysteries of
the Callaghan administration
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-26

The transactions of this arbitrary
and irresponsible committee, run by
A Alderman Lockwood, has resulted in
destroying that equal taxation which
every citizen is guaranteed under the
constitution.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-26

Alderman Lockwood appears as the
champion OF the transactions of the
Ubiquitous so called hoard of appeal
and revision,n but which in tact is
simply Mr.. Callaghan's tax thumb
screw.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-26

A letter bears the information that
the company has gone into the hands
of a receiver, and that this is the end
of its transactions. Yet our city is
saddled with plant that cost several
thousand dollars more than the Game
well. And who was.the city states.
man that claimed the credit of this
thing-Alderm8n Lock wood.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-26

HEAVY LOSSES SUSTAINED
By not buying. TEA al. Hollands
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-26

The people were to be deceived by
this process ofincreasing the revenue,
and made to believe that they were
not paying any increase OF taxes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-26

1t only proves that however much
the city charter may provide for the
protection of the rights of the citizens,
under an Irresponsible, reckless, cor.
rupt city administration the very pro.
visions intended for their protection
are turned into instruments of Oppres-
sion and wrong.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-26
SHORT STOPS.
What the People are Saying

The people notice Alderman Lock
woods temperance in the city official
organ, after his enforced silence dur
ing the long and eventful session of
the laSe grand jury.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-26

The truth is that our city has been
grossly imposed upon, the fire alarm
system adopted is inferior to the
Gamewell, system that has stood
the test of years in the principal cities
of this country.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-26

Recently the chief of the fire depart
ment OF the city of Houston visited
our city to examine the electric fire
alarm system adopted by Mayor CAL
laghan; there appeared in the Elk
press al interview with the city elec.
trician putting up our system and
quoting the Houston man as highly
pleased with il.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-26

1t turns out that the Houston man
was thoroughly convinced that the
San Antonio system was too expen-
sive and too unreliable, and that an
other system has been adopted by
the city of Houston.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
reform, which was its old p.eudonym

Reform, which was It's old pseudonym
At these meetings tho women are en-
ged to come forth and shake off the
shackles by which they have been bound
to conventional ways and to conventional
ideas. And they arc urged to discard
false hair, corsets, high heels and prcju-
dice.
They are told that nature Is tho most
beautiful thing In the world, and that q
woman becomes handsome as she allows
nature to shine forth. They are told again
and again that the waist of the beautiful
Vsnsus de Milo is % inches around, and
that no woman Is we'll formed, providing
she il as tall as tho Venus dc Milo, unless
she has a waist that can boast Of q
twenty-e eight inch girth. Tho leader Of
the lectures is an awfully sweet woman
with the prsttiest manner you ever
saw, and tho most dignified ways th,t
you can imagine. She locks pretty in
everything she puts on. and when shc
tells all those fat, chunky, awkward,
rich people, that they have only to wear
garments like hers, in order to appear a.
graceful n she appears, she makes an
impression every time.
1t is awfully funny to SOS those women
when they put on the improved radical
gown, and 60 forth clad in that and the
courage Of their conviction. You should
500 them, really. CARRIE CARELEss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

pApyfS skin sas sesip Purified ara
bhDl ~ hesafihed B. Gaiie1ra Saap.
A Absolutely pare.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

At Saratoga there are the usual recfta.
tionists, vocalists aud the like have not
beeu lacking, but besides all of these
there has been q variety Of lectures on
dress which rival these which are now
paralyziny Newport. Indeed, there
seems to bs direct strife between tho
two lie aiding factions in dress-the Jenness
Miller and Russellian- as to which shall
come out ahead.
They are directly opposed to each other.
One is all for languor, grace, luxury and
rerbse. Athletics and strengsh arc not
taken into consideration.
The other Is all for utility, aud appear
ance Is made q secondary consideration.
At Newport, Mrs Whitney arrays her
self In suu-kissed gown, Miss Wanna
maker gets herself up in plush cloud Of
grey haze, Mss Hargous sets of her
glowing, dusky charms In . crimson
tinted brocade with suggestions of roses,
tulips and poppies let into its finely woven
strands, and the others Of that "set,"
6ars themselves ont In cows tail red,
cowslip yellow. cows tongue red, sunset
guaxs, and flmy moonshine to pose
meath the brilliant radiance shed by .
thousand candles and q million electric
lights and irridescent glasseA
Thus aestheticaily attired, the ladies
sway aud bend writhing rythmetically
to music, aud bowina. swsying, knesliag,
praying, wringing thsir hands and gag
ing heavenward all after the manner Of
the sainted Delsartc, who set these
things goiag while on this earth IN d
then passed away ere they b ad become
popular in high socisty.
Biavstsky. % says Annie Bsssnt,
tsaebt thought and believed shat II enc
persisted long enough Ia . thing, sad
employed upon IL sufficient intentnsss Of
purpose. denying ones self. meanwhile.
all earnsl, selfish passions and desirsa.
that IA sir,e the spirit would become %
upliftsd ani the soul 50 possessed
With the beloved theme. that things
would be revealed sod visitations wosld
be m sds from the patron sainh such -
would be denied sny ordinary mcrtsl
who wss IN willing 10 devote her thought
snd Mind - sueh . lofts aim.
n all shis be ~ Bls~ssssy ssd Annie
Besans Selievs, thsn Who taows but thss
IL. .pirst Of she late p-l.srte may hover
and huster ever the Newport houss Of
Mrs whitney. snd Who eau ssy that %
some % the meetings, whom the Deisarss
surr~a. - fowiss s~iftiy aud Dsissrts
grace p~rvsaes everything. that his spiris
doe. not come and ssssd In their midst
spplsadisg ttss rhies IL good and sor-
rowfally .~sYtax it- head over "a na-
graceful bsni. OF ssf wsIs' Dsissrte
nsy bs ~ Newpors ss~, and 10 be ls
there. he - in soed company. For ward
MeAliister, Yes a~ow, stayed A. Saratoga
euly isttis ~hils sna tAsn. lssvins the
vindsor Hoses tfstsn rssshrd forever
mere for tie fact sAss be lived ~lshis sts
pertals hss petsFnsd 70 saish oas the
sessea a. beiavss ksrPeFt.
The osher fsetisa ~hish is Baksae tie
headquarters 20 Saratoga, taxes 10 type
fFosa the Jense.s Miller, sitasugh n has
male 40 msny changes zpaa the origiasi
MflssF sehosI of issss thsf II calls itself
new ImRrsved Dress rstsev tksa DEsSs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

nuriag shs dsy there is plenty Of sx-
estsmsns. rhers srs she rides. the
drives. the bathing. the bowling. the 6sh-
tag shs shooting and the concerto All
dap sse gar girl enjoys the court which
Il paid 10 ser By q hundred different sd
mirsxa Bas when is comss evening aud
she pisrzs profnenais 10 over. 10 IL pEess-
ant then 60 take little walk By nsooa-
Hight WITH = ehspsrens serollins far
.sesd IN the distsace, snd nobody very
sssr 20 setic- exsctiy ~has ts going on.
On. evening q Nss York srsiss Who IL
snmn~riBx ~ the Jerssy sescosst. took
. Iisti~ stroll sleng The hsses. Casting
kiu-eif dewn apoa ths ssnd, be lay III y
sra quietly watching ;h. great big rouod
rsocn q. she esus sut 81 the SEA, nskisx
everything bright aud besasifal before
s~ ssdAenIv ths ey.s af ,hs srfist
80. si~st>f aooa = sroup waisa seemed
- s~ ps-sax Sfsre ass. Yhe nsosn wss
~vid-.siy nee es.ssss the sasiow all 90
r-.if, s-esas. As nan 10 ths cs~s
srr-ared entirsly siaerent freFn ere
rrss q the uaoaa snd vprv eloss ts the
srps~ffi.sn - sss mss -ss = vensa. sad
fl- msa hsd ais sF8s tazstiy sosai
aTenrd h-s
Ss~ yoa sns 1 ard s*st srssst tco.
know wsii that th- man sa The meas
sever looks ~ aess Ess this sad TIE
ARTIST We wss tlie ssis oae preseat -
81 srieax@r. sae~ ss Soes thss ~ psass
- ssxias aPea resi sess sza hie,si that
sh< .spsrisiea sss aot IA sepaFittea ss
"a kas - sc u wss hse asa ssd hTs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

hn,slops aud kisses Is the menu often
furnish - sasly in tho morning when an
afflicted coupls stroll out o seq the sun
rise, IL the scene 10 ct the ssashors, or to
get . s,sss OF miners. water II the happy
ones happen to be stopping at the springs.
Evesywhere - al the Summer rsspores
shsse are litth Summer houses, darling
little cAces sud snug little dining rooms,
wish plenty Of cosy corners. where, with
the tables spread with dainties of the
season, IL Is pleasant to stop for . time
aud rest before going directly back 10
the hotel to dress for breakfast.
At these little resting places there II
sure To be . table spread with a snowy
slosh, aud upon the table there will ap-
pear very soon . couple Of shining plates
Of thinness ware. some bright silver and
q couple OF wine glasses s. shin that they
tempt one to undue indulgencies in the
visuds that both cheer and inebriase.
nsrhs0s IL h the lsnguor Of early
morning. perhaps it is the Loneliness and
euistness OF the scene, perhaps 1t Is the
drowsinsss OF she water. or it may be the
Joy OF meeting after being separated for
hours that makes man feel unusually
tender towards his best girl when he
takes her out 50 early In the morning.
Whatever may be the cause, IL Is GER
tain that these early morning scenes are
subj-ct to a tenderness and q devotion
that one does not see later in the day.
The walk back TO tbs hotel IL quiet
ons. the parting At che door consists OF
clasp Of the hand. and long lingering
look And then the girl goes to her
roon and the young man goes away to
take . cocktail and to think II all over.
Later. when the girl appears 1t break
fast. there 10 fresh, bright contented
look TO her face, which shows that she
ha. been enjoying q sweet little nap
after the excissmsnt of her early morn
ing trip and that she is At rest with the
world st large, with herself and With
her beat fellow
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

The ner Bleed ard Skin Purifier. and great
est n Hun or Remedies cleanse. the blood Of
Al impurities ead poisonous e3em-nfs aBd
thus removes the csuse. White tattesra The
great skin eufe and Cuff~ura Soap. ar exauis
ife skin heautiner, clear THE sk IN ana tFs3 and
resfofs the hair. fhus The C0iteufs Ren,edirs
eafp every species ~ ftshing. burning seafe
yimp'y snf htotf ssin. scalp aud ntaaa
4 sresss fFem PIN pes - scrcfaia. from In.
faaes - aee. VheR 8 be best physicians faii
Seid evsfy~hers Prsce. ttF1cyss. 81. So.p
-. ksscEssxT, &c. Prepared ~ the Pavrss
Dsre sNB CEss5fsi t0AFaNATf1s. Boston
80 -eaa fof Ha@ q Cure rktn plseas~.
- p,srs. - iiiBstfatiesS ara 10 gesisseHIass
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

There 10 a feiler in this town that's advertisin
Grant Coal Jest Yecvus We sell OLD LIE.
Now that feIier incinuats that OLE LEE
Coal rot its name from General Lee, but
that lest ware he's mistakend; the fact
OF the case IL. the land ware OLD LEE
Coal IL mined was wunce nned by
man that sas very OLD, an his
nafne was Lee bu: e wasAnt no
relation fo generel Lee. more,
he didn't kno General Lee
xccpt by n putationJ We
hope this feifer that is advcTtisia Grant Coal
will let u? on OLD LEE. beeous he was an
awiul good man. A hisroal so evry body
says Is awful 20 ID too. We hope nobody
will take the pans 10 look this Grant
coal feller but will hurry rite down
TO our Office order fher winter sup
IL Of fuel before IL Gets FIRE zen cold
SP and prices are out o-site. cose
BENNETT. goodnes sakes coal costs. nut
FUEL& now these hard times. For
ICE CO. further parficslers call on
yours truly. ;. L. II.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
MISS CARRIE GOES OUTING
"A shs soason Advances thu sun-
rzer dirgs Eat Crews Tallsa

cssfsisps saa Gi~sss Coed Msaa f.r the
ss~~AS~.f rssls- what . uiaaixhs sii-
k~astt. kessAssd - DssfsIsos No.
G.ae. That Ass "A oas's 0waL
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08


exactly according to
directions. he began In
steadily improve. and
after the ule Of them
for seven months his
head was entirely well,
When we began uSlnx
IL his head was a solid
sore from the crown 10
bis eyebrows. IL was
also al over his cars,
most Of his Z ace. aod
sm al places differ
enf parts of his bodv.
There " ere sixteen
weeks that we had 70
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

Looking ahsAt Aleng the beach, the
artist saw the duenna strollinx aloax,
turning her head now aud then TO see
that hsr fair young charge was behind
her. Carefully watching tho proper mo-
meat, ths Willy young couple had waited
for the duenna TO look around, aad then,
just As soon as she had turned her face
forward again. they had seized the mo-
mens for a qnist little scene
But the moon, you know, IL no regard
Or OF psrssns or thing& IL shines alike
upon all. aad its radiencs, like the raj In
from heaven. falls upon both tho Just
and the unjust On this occasion the
srusi moon came up at tust the wrong
moment and revealed to tbs curious eyes
Of the artist the silh ouetts Just ~ 1t here
sppeara
The young woman who ventures upon
these moonlight ssrolls il 80 mufisd up
that one can hardly tsll whether she Is .
mummy or . thing OF life And the
closest inspection could NO: reveal even
20 the prac,iced one whether he WAS
gazing upon a modern Cleopatra or an
atten sted She.
Girls have found out that II they
would consinus to be athletes. with strong
lunsa and good staying properties, they
must take care Of th emselvss and not ex-
pose their lungs and chest to the search
ing winds of the ssashore. One nsver
takes cold ia the salt air Is an old saw,
that, Ike many an old saying, has been
proved 20 be quito unreliable. Pneu-
monia, Troublesome throats and ugly
catarrhal affections are traced by many
. girl to the evening when she and
Charlie took . quiet stroll upon the
beach, with the wind whistling through
the thin drappery which enwrapped tho
delicate form Of the girl. And 30 It
bshooves tho girls to be careful
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

keep his hands tied 70 he cradle and hold
them when he was taken NJ; and had TO keen
mitten- tied on bis hands 10 keep nis finger
nails out of the sores as he would scratch II
he cnuid In any ~sy get his hands loose. We
know your trrfct "a RtvrDfss cured him We
feel safe IN recc ~ F1endinx them 20 others
6ko. b. 4 JANETfA HARRIS. Webster. lad.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

Prison Warden-The dinner ordered
from Dclr,onics's has come. Take it to
the prisoner who killed q mat.
Assistant-Ali right. Who is this bread
and water fors
Warsen-That's for the man who stole q
ham.-NeM York W.nklv
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08

0pFvnaszr- 1891, ST sAsEs ~ sozEsosJ
As tie season advances. the sailor hat
OF ths samAer zirt grows taller Ia the
crown asd = more sxzresssysly trimmed
The snaEt girl shs was 80 lately topped
with . p4asaks, how has a high-erownsd
sailor aad the tressss wA.ca sac sSaad
% sszhgly aadar Il few seeks age are
now fswiaz and agiux Z far In ths
bsssxes- With billiard cue Ia ser haad,
hsr cheeks gios5sx from tas brisk mora
ing walk whieh abe takes. and her eyes
sparkling With Tie sacitement OF the
sams, thu billiard girl Is one Of the
pssstisst sights to % seen &C the summer
resort hotsla
Not oaly dsss the popular girl boat
yell. sail ueli. drive we'll and ride like .
trooper. but shs can also toss pennies,
play . game of billiards and bsa. man
- bowling
The sfris hsvs feaad ous that % much
sxposars snd exercise hArisns and
tousAsns ne aAnds 90 that the whole
sssson Of hid gloves. leather gloves and
cold eresa do not restore them to their
sstursi whissnsss aud freshness, 30 ~ .
ressls Of hndiag OUT these things the
pspalar yoaax woman 10 seldom seen
asw ssrs handed
Psr gloves shs wears vsry long black
suede or ashs leather gloves. or she may
wear the 1yroi outing gloves. or any
kiad she pisssss. 50 ioag a. the complex
Ton OF her hands is protected .ld their
sssfuilnsss n not impaired By . too
tsss dE
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
A Trua Friend.

Bronson-Do you ever read your work
to any one before you send it ont?
Funnimnn--No, not now. used to
read 1t AL to my friends Banks, but hs
Il dead.
Bronson-Poor fellow! No wonder
Iifa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
OuifA a EclloW.

"what Ia the cause of Dumley's sud.
Gen popularity at the club?"
Ssh! Don't let 1t go any further. Ho
was caught cheating at cards. Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-08
BAD ECZEMA ON BABY.
Had to Tie His Hands to Cradle.
Cured by Cuticura.

0ur little boy broke out or his head with a
bad TORN Of eczema. when he was four months
old We tried three doctors but th.j did not
help him. We then used your three CUrIcrRA
kxnrpIrs. ard after using them eleven weeks
Sharp County record., 1891-03-05
FROM CENTER.

Alex Psden made flying trip to St,
Louis last week.
G W Spurlock has been painting his
and DR.. Grayham's residence,
II King has ginned ia bales of cot>
ton, W g Murphy l3S.
There has been | / hcad of horses died
near here from blind staggers, valued at
800.
There are 2061 poll tax payers in this
county; lU72 say move the county seat
to Center; 9S9 say don't move it. for we
will be broke up But hold on, say the
removalists. We are democrats and
have SO majority who say move it to
Center where it jus tly belongs. No, no,
say the 989; we will do like Mr.. Feath
e,ston: we will cry fraud and contest the
election and may be we will get better
count and hold the county seat. Ge
whiz! Is Evening Shade going to join
Mr. Featherston and the rest of the
Norwood gang and 70 on to purgatory?
No; we bope not, but will be good dem
oerats and say they were beaten fairly
The ants are working on the old flint to
see if there is anything wrong. If there
is it will be set right at the April court.
when the decision viii. be final and the
news will 60 to North township that the
county seat, is at Center.
DEAR Me
Sharp County record., 1891-03-05
SC1.H:zl0.Is.l

The Eighth Annual Session OF the
Evening Shade High School will open
Sept. Sth, 1899, and close June 10Th, 1891.
A thorough course of study has bee q
adopted which embraces the Normal
Course of the State University, and de,
signed especially for those who may de-
sire to teach in the public schools Of the
state. This course includes all the
branches required for state licerse by
our school laws, and is practical aud
well graded,
Persons who expect to become tea ,hers
or desire to take full collegiate cours, =,
will find this course Of great benefit to
them as to time, mouey and proficiency
Systemis az essential and valuable in the
school as on the farm or in the business
house.
A certificate Of proficiency will be
awarded to those who successfully com.
plete this course.
Special attention, by competent assist
sistants. will be given to the Primary
Department; thoroughness and prac,ahil-
ity being tho chef object in view.
Board and tuition reasonablr,A
I. |, HERRN, Principal.
Sharp County record., 1891-03-05
vS;lI!g||:'62ll}NSSs,
LOYAL LINKS

Ruin, rain, rain. We have had enough
lain for awhile
Big CreeS has been on big high and
the roads are in BAD condition Or &C
o0nnt Of the water and lack Of work of
which our Senator DAVIDSON hal the
pleasure of witnessing on his recent visit
home / think he and all other laws
makers should he in favor of a roan tax
i'll order TO have good roads.
Quite a number of wagons loaded
with cotton from Evening Shade passed
through our village last Monday en-
route for Batesyil,e.
A druggist would do q good business
here,
Flat Rock is having successful Sun"
day school and singing class.
Mrs. Jackson is very sick with menin-
gifts.
Jerry Ford was badly hurt few days
ago by being thrown from a horse, but
We !esrn be is convalescing.
The puolic school, conducted by that
successful young teacher, Will Simpson
closed last Friday, but will be resumed
in the near future by Miss Lcoua Al
bridge by subscription.
Sharp County record., 1891-03-05

Senator S. II. Davidson, Of Sharp
County, introduced a bill in III Sen
ate, and which passed that body on
Monday last, providing for a Con-
stitutional Convention to assemble
a. the Capital of the State on the
first Monday in December, 1891.
The bill provides that "each county
in the State as now organized shall
be entitled to one delegate, and in
addition there shall be elected from
the State at-large twenty four DEL
egates, not more than four of whom
shall be residents of the same Con>
gressional district, as the same shall
exist at the date of the election"
We consider the clause providing
for so many delegates from the
State>at-large an Objectionable
feature. Why not let the convcn,
tlon be composed Of the same nuns
Der of delegates as there are Sen,
ators and Representatives in tie
Legislature? We think the latter
method would give more equal
representation to every portion Of the
State. But rather than not have a
convention at all we will accept the
bill as it stands. lice Comfy
Courier.
Sharp County record., 1891-03-05
TAKE NOTICE.

All persons having posted cstrays in
Sharp county and whose time for settle.
meat has elapsed. and fsild to do so, a,e
hereby notified to appear and make the
proper showing by the April term Of the
county court, 1891, or forfeiture will be
taken on their bonds; aud bondsmen
would do well TO look after those who
have loft the county, The following is
a list Of the delinquents since December
1856
ZR English, s @ Sat differ, \ b Pee.
bles David Helms j W Cope, G W Lew,
i% W g Murphy Y wilkins A B Lott,
John Street, X Kellett, Mary A Sbep.
pard, J 2 Heath, II @ N Crabb, John Il
McCaroll, ? 0 Porter, Thomas Norris,
O Q Vsnhoose Thomas Gaslin, q L
Buchanan, Ruthu Smith, II Davis. A
II poace and j d Paden.
Gy mder of the county court.
u l., KING. Clerk
Sharp County record., 1891-03-05
HOW TO BREAK UP A GOLD.

lFrom the Virginia City, Mont. Madsonianl
When We fad a medicine we know to
possess genuine merit, We consider it n
duty, and we take pleasure in telling the
public what 1t is. Such a medicine we
found in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
By the use of this syrup we have reliey-
cd, in few hours, severe colds, and in
the course st two or three days, entirely
broken them up as has several of our
friends to whom we have recon manded
it 1t is all II is represented to be by the
manufacturers. If you have cough
and want to stop 1t, Chambcrlain's
Cough Remedy will do the work. For
sale by Willams, Price & Co.
Sharp County record., 1891-03-05
DEAR Me |

l have a cousin who lie a printer, says
Ex. Mayor j. B. Loughran of North Des
Moines, la. Some years ago he was EN-.
ployed in this city where they we're print
ing circulars for Chamberlain. He had
deep reatsd cold and terrible cough and
while setting up. copy be made up his
mind to buy bottle. 1t cured him and
that was the first I ever knew Of Cham
bcrlaip's Cough Remedy, l have been
strongly in its favor ever since. My own
experience and that of my family convin.
ces me that this remedy is the best in the
world. That may he strong language
hut that is what ! think" Sold BY
Williams, Price & Go.
Sharp County record., 1891-03-05
Twice a Week for u Dollar n Year.

Readers of the weekly edition of
The St. Louis Republic now get two
papers, of not less than six pages,
every week. 1t is practically a semi,
weekly, for a dollar a year; just half
the price of the cheapest semi, week
ly in the country. Remember the
price is only 81 year. Sample
copies or premium catalogue of 4s
pages sent free on application. Ad.
dress The Republic, St. Louis, Mo.