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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-30

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HATHAWAY.
SouLr AND
HARR1sarors
MESs
FINE
SHOES.
WHICH WE RECENTLY PURCHASED OF A
DEALER RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
Drop in and let us ct you in
S. BEST HAND srwrD SO.
IS BEST HAND WELT $3.50.
4 HHEEEEHk RRBf b ERR kT INN Nssss%-
& HEEEE II ILL B BBB sE E e. uu IN MSS
4o2 SEVENTH STREET n. W.
1t Sign Of 1.-The Old Lady in Show Cases
GREAT CLEARING SALE.
COMMENCING ToMoRRow
AND LASTING
TILL SATURDAY. July 8,
DURING WHICH TIME WE SHALL OFFER OUR
ENTIRE AND wELL-AssoRTED STOCK OF
KID Gloves.
SILK GLOVES
SILK MFRS
AT THE FOLLOWING GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES:
Ladies' 4button 81. 90 Suede Gloves at SIC.
Ladies' 4-bu.ton 81 90 Dressed Kids at SIC.
Ladies' 4-button sL 35 Dressed Kids at 81. 10.
Ladies' 4-button 81 IS Suede Kids at 81 10.
Ladies' 4-button 81 as Dressed Kids at sl.2o
Ladies' 4-button 81. 25 Dressed Kids at q. 81.
Ladies' S-button 81 25 Suede Mousluersires at SIC.
Ladies Sutton 81 30 Suede Mousquetairss at s120.
Ladies' Sbutton g. 90 Suede Mousq uetsires 90.
Ladies' Sbutton So. % Suede MousQueaires at 81 20
Ladies' Sbutton 81 % Dressed Kid Mousquetaires at
els.
LADIES' button g. so Suede Kid Mousquetaires at
Ladies. 16-but.on e. 90 Suede Kid Mousquetaires at
Ladies' 2o-button S. so Suede Kid Mousquetaires at
$500.
Ladies' 81. SO Dressed Kid Gauntlets at 81 To-
Ladies' 81. 15 Dressed Kid Gsuntlets at 81 %.
Ladies' 81. 80 Suede Kid Gauntlets at &l20.
AL sizes, all colors.
Tried on and warranted.
Gents 81. 90 White Kid Gloves at $50.
Ladies' S5c Silk Gloves at 72c.
Ladies' 81 SILK Gloves at SOC.
Ladies' 81. 25 Silk Gloves at 9Oc
Ladies' 81. so Silk Gloves at 81 50.
Taese Silk Chores NTH Kapsers patent three lp
finger tips. warranted for three months.
Other Silk Gloves and entire line of SILK Mitts
one-fourth less than regular prices
See prices marked in show case.
White Chamois and White French Castor Gloves
cannot be found anywhere In qualities and sty
as We keep them. They must be to be appre-
ciated.
Our White French Castor Wash-leather Gloves you
can wash easy handkerchief or We will do ii for
you at any time at 8 cents pair.
Read this advertisement carefully as IL certainly
contains some sort Of gloves which you need. Take
note of It, as this ad will not appear again
Remember this sale will last till Saturday July o.
Electric fans will make it pleasant for you while
being fitted to gloves In our store.
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July BARGAINS In SAILORS.

Children's Fancy Two-tone Sailors.
with ribbon band. Reduced to l5c. each.
Ladies' Fine Untrimmed White Milan
Straw Sailors, regular $50 quality.
Tomorrow. Csc.
special attention is called to our ele-
giant line Of Ladies Trimmed Sailors at
75c., 9Sc.. sl.25. SL.4S, s1.9S. g.. As
and S. 4S each.
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July BARGAINS In UxpERwrAn.

Another 50 dozen Of the Fine Muslin
Corded-band Chemise which we will sell
at the low price Of 39c. each.
80 dozen Fine Muslin Gowns. with
yoke Of fine tucks. trimmed around the
neck. yoke and sleeves with fine en-
broidery. regular Toe. quality. only
SOC. each.
so dozen Fine Yoke-band Muslin
Skirts. with deep cambria ruffie edged
with embroidery regular 75c. quality.
tomorrow. SOC. each.
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july C1os1se Our SALE Or
LADIES TRIMMED HArs.

Bargains. From we shall make quiciswork
Bargains. of the balance of our elegant stock of
Bargains. Trimmed Hats Very Justly we have en-
Bargains joyed the eputation of having the most
Bargains. elegant and stylish line of Trimmed
Bargains Hats shown in this city. The tremendous
Bargains sales during the height Of the season
Bargains. amply testify TO this fact. We per-
Bargains. fectly satisfied with the profit we have
Bargains- made this season and now willing to
Bargains sacrifice the balance at cost-or it.
Bargains II you have been in the store recently.
Bargains. and admired a certain style of hat aud
Barzains felt the price was little too HIGH YOU
Bargains. should not fail to call again. for there is
Bargains every possibility that this very style is
Bargains being offered at considerably lower
Bargains price.
Bargains $50 to 81 90 Trimmed Hats now
Bargains 81 %.
Bargains. 81. 50 to H6 Trimmed Hats now GO u.s.
Bargains 80. rs to IS Trimmed Hats now 80. 90.
Bargains. IS to SO. 30 Trimmed Hats now a. AZ.
BARGAINS. 50. 80 to &11 Trimmed Hats now "a. SO.
Bargains Sll to S14 Trimmed Hats now So 9S.
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REMNANTS Muslin AND CAMBnuc
UNpERwE.R
CAMBRIA GOWNS, ELEGANTLY FIN
IsHED and TRIMMED. Regular price. So 25.
REMNANT PRICE.
81. % EACH
ECRU BATISTE WRAPPERS. EAND-
p S0MELY trimmed with VAL LACE Rexu-
lar price, So 49, REMNANT PRICE,
S1.15 EACH.
MUSLIN GOWNS. HANDSOMELY
TRIMMED. Regular price. sl62. REM
NANT PRICE,
z CAMBRIA GOWNS, with SAILOR COL
LARS Regular price. FL as. REMNANT
PRICE,
5PAIRS CAMBRIC and MUSLIN DRAW
Frs Former price. 81 35 REMNANT
PRICE.
CSC. PAIR.
CAMBRIA LONG SKIRTS, with CAM
BRIO and INSERTING RUFFLE Former
price. &l65. REMNANT PRICE.
Csc.
AQUANTITY OF CORSET COVERS in diff
fent styles. BROKEN SIZES, at RIDICU-
LoUsLY Low REMNANT PRICES.
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CosT-PRIcE REBUILDING SALE
Is the talk Of the town. and things keep moving"
as they have for the past week twill be only matter
of short time when our entire stock will have been
sold.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR AT COST.
Regular Cost
Prices. Prices
25c. Ladies' "Hermsdorr' Fast Black
Hose. PIC
35c Ladies' ''Hscker's' Fast Black Hoss CSC
40c Ladies' Fine Fast Black Hose..- SOC
SOC. ladies' Drop-stitch Isle Thread
Hose 4Oc
15c. Mems Regular Bslbriggan Half Hose. I2c
25o Mems English Half Hose......--... 21c
35c Mems Isle Thread Half Hose.... PC
15c. Child's Fast Black Ribbed Hoss... lie
25c Childs Black and Colored Hoss...... 21c
lie. Ladies' Ribbed Vests. 2 for..---..... 25c
CSC Ladies' Ribbed Vests. all colors. 1000. 1Sc
37,1c. Ladies' Richelieu Ribbed Lisls Vests 30
35c Mems Balbrisgan Shirts. 25c
SOC. Mems Balbrisgan Shirts and Drawers 4Oc
4Oc Mems Good Jean Drawers. 29c
75c Mems Summer Mszino Shirts and
Drawers .--..............---........... ooc
HoUsEFURNIsHINo GOODS
sLoo ia Home" Crochet Bed sprsads. soc
&L5O ia ''Msyhower' Bed spreads....... sl.25
s1.25 Ga Chenille Table Govern. ......... CSC
sl.5O Pure Linen Towels. Der dox......... q. 80
s2.5O Huck Linen Towels. SKIS. Per dos. 600
$500 Huck and Knotted Fringe Tovsls.... s266
Soc. Linen Table Dsmask ........-.-...-... 800
6H<c. Linen Table Damask- &c
75c. Linen Table Damask. CSC
Csc. Linen Table Damask. zc
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
25c. Teck and Windsor scar1s.-.l-..., gle
ooc. Fine silk scaEfs Soc
soc. Nssiise Outing Shirts. .s.......-- 4oe
TOO a. 90 eae
slo0 LAundered rsrcals shirts Csc
Soc. White Linen-bosom shtts....-.-..--. &c
75c. White Ltnen-bosom shirts............ Csc
eLoo White unen-bosom shirts. ..---.... Go
Ansoods IN our stors = -ao4hias szsptsd
81
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SPECIAL july SALE Or WA1srs.

You will be surprised what excellent
: Waists even 49c. will buy tomorrow.
: We shall I'LL a table with about a half
: dozen styles In White Lawn Waists, with
: colOred dots; Navy and Black Ground
/. Batiste Waists, with colored dots; Black
: Ground Sateen Waists. with white hair
. line stripes, and few plain Black Sateen
. Waists. These have been 70. 50 and Csc
. Choice tomorrow, L9c. each.
: S1.2o White Waists for CSC. These
: arAinsde Of fine India linen, with white
: embroidery inserting in collar and cuffs,
!. plated front and back. heretofore sold
: atSi-25. Tomorrow. CSC.
. Ladies' Black Hemstitched Lawn
. Waists, with white fine figured effects.
/. reduced from Sl.75 and 81. 9S to s1.25.
!. Elegant line of Navy Blue and Black
. Polka Dot Ssteen Waists. plated collar
: and cuffs and cascaded front, reduced
from 81. As TO S1.21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-30
july BARGAINS In ORIEsrAL LAcEs

$. The Lace Department has been crowded
$. all day with eager buyers for the special
8. Oriental LacesL There are % or more
.. new and attractive patterns. running
q. from 2 10 inches wide. and worth from
s. 20c. to SOC. We have divided the stock
$. into three lots. viz:
$. Lot No. 1. only l211c. per yard.
IS. Lot No. =. only l5c. per yard.
H. Lot No. 3. only 2oc. per yard
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CH1IpREN,s DEPARTMENT

CHrEDREN,s DEPARTMENT.
ssroals: excellent styles, Former price.
One 10. of cbiar 1ST; Bingham nrss..s
Former price. Ale. Special price.
DR.. Warmers Perfection Waists for
Children: Ali siHs Is. ~
LADIES, WAISTS.
- back. deep cuffs and collars. -G
e5- 45c. White India Lawn Waists, "a
~ pleated front and back. deep collar -SS
and cuffs belts. Regular price. Acc. "a
~ Special price. -S0
Vs. 20; Fine wife 1nal. Lawn S
81 deep collar and cuffs Regular price. "a
- o9c. Special price: "a
SIC. Fine Black Saline Waists, u
70 pleated front and back, turnover -6S
collar and cuffs. Regular price, SIC. "a
~ Special price. "a
ss- soc. Fine India Lawn Waists, box -
So front around collar. Regular price. "a
g SIC. Special price e!
80 s1,I9 Stylish Navy Blue. Polka "a
8 and back; regular PRICE, Hrfsep s 1r95' 81
ss Special price, "a
India sha} LAP. Pretty Ws Rsh ss Dot l Rss.
~ and fine h ,eated back. deep col "a
G lar and cuffs Regular price, $1.25. "a
= Special price, CSC. .
MISCELLANEOUS Items.
Sc. Sitrer Bette at csc.
Csc Hosiery, black and eolored. at 1sc.
sepeg csn, dissount on al Dress trimmings.
rs Snras SIX s Sa;hss at &c.
SOC. Sash Ribbon at csc.
hary ainaa NovE T.,
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ExrEA,

ESPECIALLY FoR LADIES
OUR irrepressible Mr.. Lindau returned from New
YORK this morning-he actually took trunks with him
so as to bring along the spols secured to catch you
before you left town.
w A1sTs-The manufacturer has delivered over
balance OF summer stocks. enabling the Offering of the
following bargains:
pG.oO for choice of 90 Black Navy and Cardinal
lndla and Surah Silk Waists that have heretofore sold
at "a. SO at wholesale.
tDo.JO for choice Of SO GIace. Polka Do, and
Navy and Black Surah Waists Manufacturers former
wholesale price s.. go
Sf.oO for choice Of 80 custom-made Black silk
"aists tnst were formerly 81 at Wholesale
9UITS.-Sizes 30 to 40 bust measurements among the
90 Diazer suits secured to sell at the following re-
duced prices:
rs Suits worth $12. for 81. rs each.
40 Suits worth SIS for $40. 9S each
- Suits worth s22 for S12. % each.
The above are Of best English Serge in navy and
black. satin facngs and extra finish as seen usually
only in custom-made costumes.
1AOsE.-The 35c Fast Black Ribbed Hose reduced
TO @ec. pair. The 3oc. Plain Black Hose for 25c
pair The Warranted Fast Red Hose reduced from
47c to 39c. pair.
Boot-pattern Hose with fast black feet and coored
uppers. reduced from 25c. to DC pair.
Childrens Small Size Fast Black Hose at half price
pairs instead of one pair for 25c.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Silk Vests, black and all
colors. only so cents OF cotton, run with silk rib
bons. 19c. instead Of 2oc.
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WASHINGTON D. c. THURSDAY JUNE 80 1892

| + III .sss ::
F. !. + :! = !, /. s: I.
LAST ! Tvs vs.. D.EEss
GREAT GREAT JSSSsEf SALE.
we IS %sss the mss s days
you. No old stock. but Desirable and sessonsb is
spse7ai. SSa"s'tv !. h "s s''' Would
MILLINERY
bes IN wssh we are largest STOCK
Ladies h aas and az cSS Hai foa4 S1
~ Misses: and Giiidrens Hats, Lac. Braid. and
49, - fancy straws. in an colors- YourC2
90 Ladies' and Misses Sailors. in white. black.
Si Trimmed Sailors. in white and coiors. eS
~s4. % Ir;m1ic;di Hats at si.gs.
$500 Trimmed Hats at Sz Isl
go go n% tm%ea hass al at IS g.. g
Flowers.
800 long sprays of Flowers. In all colors suit u
s sS,e ior nat trimmings, &c
QUO. sprays and punches assorted Flowers at 4 L G
&c long and short sprays. ali patterns, at goo
LADIES VEsrs.
Dc: gests Richelieu Ribbed Vests. all sizes.
s1e,. vests Ribbed Gauze Vests, in white and
. f Ribbed Gaals pI vests ,e With drawing
at Isc. ribbed; Former price. 25c. Special
.L5e. Vests one lot Of Ribbed Pure Liste Vests.
all n
at SOC. price. 25c. Special price. SOC.
s ' sass .s oIEs sEs Wv s Rssss;
price. 49,. Special price. Sic.
CH1LDRENs Y EsTs.
One lot of Children's Pure Isle
Vests ats1e. drawing tape. Regular prices. 25c..
m cadre. S shs ?i ERS ss,ds 9FGs Vests.
Vests at Sc: 1254c. Special price. Sc
LADIES, MusL1s UNprnwEAR
go - In this lot will be found Drarers with
90. = cotton: Cien,tse. lac. trimmed. win EN-:
Lot srGidsred fronts Corset Gorsrs shaped.
Hng mn sys With tucked
Lot - lar prices. e0c and Csc. Special price.
23c.
Dot seent Cotton yGss bands wide Hamburg
TaHsa Sa;.S s sf, aSDTs
SOC. - with whole yoke OF hne tucks, finished
Lot - around neck, down front and sleeves with
4ec. - Hamburg embroidery Corset COuers
Lot - Lonsdale cambria, yoke front OF fine tucks
49c. - and inserting embroidered edging around
Lot - neck and sleepes. Former prices &c..
4oc. - 63c. and Zoe. Special price.
49c.
s3c. - This lot comprises Gorns. excellent cot
Lot. - ton, whole yoke of inserting and tucks
SIC. deep sailor collar, finished around collar
Lot - with Hamburg edRing. SKIRTS excellent
Sc. - cotton deep ruffle OF cambria edged with
Lot. - linen torchon four inches wide. tucks
SIC. - above rufie.
Lot. - Fine Cambria Drawers. yoke bands wide
Sbr. Platte Val. lace around bottom headed
Lot. - With wide inserting and tucks. Former
SIC - prlces, 9Sc. and 81 Special price,
Lot. -
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Y BARGAINS In FANS.

gains We have too many 80 and 4Sc. Fans
gains These are extra quality japanese Fans
gains in plain black and a variety Of fancy
gains. colored decorations. reduced from 80
gains- and 4Sc. TO 29c- each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-30
July BARGAINS In BLAZER Co.rs.

rs Ladies Chevsot Blazer Goats IN navy
u.s. and black Regular value, %. 4s. Only
ns. S2.Ss.
rs Ladies' Extra Fine Blazer Jackets in
ns- tan. navy b,ne and black. Re~ul.r
rs vsius. Is. Tomorrow. e. As.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-30
july BARGAINS In BOYS, WAISTS,

s. Weshall make 3oc. Offering Of Boys
= Shirt Waists tomorrow which will in
>. clude the zoe. and Acc. Outing Flannel
s. Waists. the 49c. Figured Percale Waists
s. and the 49c. Cheviot Figured Waists.
;. Sizes to Il years Choice, Csc. each ;
). 3 for 81.
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july BARGAINS In Blazer SUR,

Is Ladies' Navy Blue and Tan Blazer
Is Suits. also Cream Flannel Rlar.er Suits
q with black stripes. Regular. aIue, $40.
Is Only s. o.
$. Ladies' Navy Blue Sery e Blazer Suits.
Is Regular value. az Qlly CO. 9s
Is LADIES' Extra fine,storIn Serge Blazer
Is. sui,s. navy blue ead blsck. Regular
Is value. ais. Only ans s.
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; July BARGAINS In WINDSOR TIES.

Tomorrow We will offer Boys White
Cute ''Fsuntleroy"Sets.e embracing collar
and cuffs, at the low price Of 25c. per
SET
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A July BARGAIN Ii HAxDKERcH1Ers

We have Just closed out from an i'm
porter 100 dozen Ladies' White Hem
stitched and corded bordered Handker-
chiefs, regular l21sc. quality. which We
will sell tomorrow 4 for 25c. This Is
half price-four for the price Of two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-30
JULY BARGAINS In LADIES SUITS.

Ladies' White Lawn Suits now 81. 90
each
Ladies' Black Lawn Suits now 81. %.
Ladies' Figured Lawn Waists now
81. 10.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-23
A REPLY.

See the article published over
the name Of Jas. Burns, in this is
sue. See his illustration, "Two
armies are in the field" Who are
the two armies? Evidently one
army is the Populists the other
then must be made up of the Dem
ocrats and Republicans or else he
would have said there are three
armies cone is an army of inya-
sion whose leaders evidently be-
lieye the common people have Nc
rights, etc" Who are these Com
mon people? If We consider the
number Of people in the democrat
ic and republican parties as com
posing the soldiers in zone army
and the populists rs the soldiers
in the other army then comparing
the number of soldiers in the
1.-TWO armies" we are forced to the
conclusion that the common peo-
pie" belong to the so called "army
of invasion" since the army Of
volunteers as compared with the
"army of invasion" are not ever
in the ratio of / to 100 taking the
Uniten States over. Then because
this 100 refuses to grant the whims
of this l, or because the 100 dc
not see proper to iniure themselves
to the profit of the l, the 100 are
called "usurpers and oppressors.'
But this Is rather a loose use Of
the words, from the fact that the
democrats and republicans have
already been classed as zone
army" and according to the Popu.
lists view the reins of the govern.
ment have simply changed hands
but in principles remain the same
then as either the republican OF
the democratic party has held the
reins of government for the lasI
forty years, and there has never
been a Populist party until the last
campaign, then upon what basis
does the writer establish the fact
that the so called "army of inva.
sion" is an army of usurpers? And
since the army of invasion" is
made up of the common people
at least an outlandlishly big ma.
jority of them, how can they be
"oppressors"? If the 100 made
laws that did not effect themselves
but effected only the l, then they
might reasonably be called OPP
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-23
SAN SABA, TEXAS. DECEMBER %, 1892.
. COMMUNICATED.

Ed. News:-An article in the
News of the 10th, inst. advises the
reformers to lay down their weap-
ons, go to rest and await further
developments. Considering the
question at issue and the princi-
pies we are contending for it would
be impolitic and cowardly to say
the least for the Peoples party to
lay down their arms and leave the
field after the first battle.
To illustrate; two armies are in
the field, one is an army of inva-
sion whose leaders evidently be-
lieve that the common people have
no rights, that they are bound ID
respect, except the right to live,
work and pay tribute to the money
kings. The other is an army of
volunteers who have taken up arms
to assert their rights and defend
their homes against the encroach-
ments of usurpers and oppressors.
You are right Mr.. Editor in
your surmises that the people went
into this reform movement for the
betterment of their condition and
not for the sake of party. 1t was
the only practical protest we could
make against misrule and class
legislation, and l believe it will
have good effect. The good |
seed that was planted will grow
and bear fruit, then Why should
we disband our forces? What
guarantee have we that the Demo-
cratic party will give US the polit-
zeal reform demanded by the mass
as of the people. If we are to
Judge of the future by the past we
have no hope of any measures of
relief from the next administra-
hon that will be of any benefit to
-he masses of the people; if any
of relief are granted it
will be for the sake of policy or I'M
Ter pressure.
Therefore I would say to the
Populists keep in line, show a SOL
d front. keep a close watch on Con-
yress, keep a record Of the bills
Introduced and mark the men who
york against the peoples interests.
But to the men who have espoused
he peoples cause and who are
lighting our battles and maintain
ng our cause against monopoly
md the money kings. Let us give
hem all the help and encourage
nent we can no matter what par
y they may belong to.
The Peoples party is here to
tay and we will not disband or
est from cur labors until all our
have passed into law,
JAMES BURNS.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-23
Give the Co By.

To the Pessimist.
The hypochondriac.
The Il told you so" fend.
The man who talks too much.
The banana peel on the side
walk.
The designing stragetical wo-
man.
The man with 4 disordered liver
The man who INDUCES in idle
talk.
The heather who picks his teeth
at the dining table.
The man who has a scandalous
story to whisper in your ear.
The individual who daily Oh
weekly horrows his neighbor's
newspaper.
The man who ventilates his do
nestle life every time he meets
you.
The man who, when you happen
to enunciate something that is
strikingly the truth, says CHATS
no lie. Elk.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-23
Marriage License,

From Jan. 1st, 1892 up to Dec
2Oth. 1892, there have been issued
81 marriage license in this county
against % the year previous.
This being leap year we are forced
IN justice to the ladies to say they
beat the boys badly, and then leap
year is not gone yet. There are
rumors of several more weddings
to take place yet. The girls have
made good use of the time and de
serve credit.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-23
VOLUME XIX.

The Anti-option bill Is attract
ing considerable attention. As we
understand the bill it strikes us
that it is a good thing, and would
certainly prove beneficial to the
farming industry. The farming
industry certainly needs not only
relief and protection but every en-
couragement possible. The farm
ing industry of the United States
is the back bone and stamina of
the nation, and whatever measures
the government can adopt towards
developing and perfecting the in
dustry should be adopted at as
early day as possible. No one
acquainted in the least with the
farming industry eau doubt for
moment that the industry has not
received the attention from the
government that it should have re-
eeired, that II has not been pro-
teeted and encouraged as it should.
The farming industry virtually
furnishes, if not the motor power,
at least the fuel that runs our ma
ton. Therefore the nation should
tender that industry a kindlier
hand and extend to it every pro
lection and encouragement within
It's power.