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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
LincoIn's Only Reason.

The ate E W. Kinsley Ised 70 relate
the following passage Of words between
President Lincoln and Secretary Stanton.
which occurred during an interview Mr..
kinsleT had with the President in re-
gard TO the feeling Of Mksszchasetts on
the isscance Of the proclamation Of eman-
eipzfion IN 1855.
While Mr. Lincoln and Mr.. Kinsley
were talking clerk opened the door and
szid that woman insisted upon seeing
the President Mr.. Lincoln directed
that she Be admitted 4 poor old NO
man, her clothes elinging 10 her worn
cot frame, and With tears running down
her cheeks entered the room Snd asked
Mr.. Lincoln tor a pass that she might 90
% nurse her son, who Vas n field Ios-
pitzL The President told her that Il
vas imPossible; that no pass eouid be
giyen 70 anyone outside Of the military.
Her grief, said Mr.. Kinsiey, was
pitizbie. Sc pleaded with Mr.. Lincoln
10 be allowed 70 20 and nurse her boy,
til at lAst the President, every muscle in
his rugged face quivering with emotion,
turned 70 his desk, wrote 3 few lines,
handed il 10 her and said There IS
your pass 20 70 Secretary Stanton and
get il counterSgned-
The woman thankfully rseeiyed the
note and withdrew 70 the Seereisry's
quarters
Aftsr her departure, Mr.. Lincoln
leaned his head upon his hand, and in
silence waited the storm he knew SCuld
follow, when Stanton had seen what the
missiye Was. He vas not keps I0ng in
s1sPense- The door aeE open, and in
e1Ine Stanton greatly excited.
- Mr. President he said, don't you
know that under no circumstances. can =
pass be gwen 10 \ eiEili4n-why did you
give paIss 70 this woman :.
@Q1ick As a dzsh came the answer
Because she don wear hoops LIN
cola knew that he should not have giy-
en- the las, and that against Stanton ;
anger be could oppose 10 logical excuse,
50 be evzded 1t with that irrelevant ~
ply The Se eretSry turned and len the
room without 4 word, but the old NO
man got her pass BoS0a Henald.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
NO Of PoIItical Importanoe.r >

Some years ago the Democrats party
nominated candidate for President Of
the United States who Was in every way
worthy Of the honor. General Hancock
Vas = hero Of the E4r-one OF those
heroes whom al true Americans delight
70 hos Or Bet he made one Tremendous
mistake The tariff Is only a local
Issue" said he. That settled t. The
business men recognized AZ once his in
experience a. basiness man. he might
be grand soldier. but the nation nus;
expand upon its business interests, and
Il could Lot afford TO place theoris; in
the Presidents chair
The NeE York S.sa Is eOmirg danger
o1sly near the position beld by Han
cock. the superb- Il deno1nees the
Democratic platform as a free trade doe
ument lis, SAYS this eminent Demo
clztic journal, illogical, untrue. and even
absurd Bat il adds. for our part
We regard this entire controversy a.
subject Of curious personal interest, bnt
not q political inpOrtAoee. For rs the
tariff is not 70 be thOaEht Of or foaghi
over n this electiOn--
And yet The Sea does Lot believe in
free tIzde- 50 positive IS It on this point
that il announces itself a. 6rm believer
il protection and Il SCORES the Democrat
ie pronuncizmento 2s "a free trade plat
form as nearly a. i Is possible 10 make
one with any customs dzties left n i zt
all" Not O8ly i il tispls&sed with the
platform, BAT Il Is dispieased xifh the
new National Chsirnzn, Mr. Hzrrity-
Still Il appeals 70 the Ds.aOcrAts not 70
allow so dis4grsezble an event" Gs the
election Of HarTity 70 cool their snior.
And Why not, do yOa s1Ppose; Because
the SOufh-the great SO1fh-is in grave
danger Of negro domination should the
Republicans win
Think Of that for platform 70 fight
upon The t2rif Is an Issue Of % inn
portzDce- Cast It zside-it : only q
local issue-znd take up the eOlOrsd
brother
What curious tine these Democrats
are having, 70 be sure.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
Danger of Forcing Education.

Perhaps the stress 5 applied 100 early
to our little ones throE out this word
Of caution to our good lady friends here
who have them in charse- Some years
ago I was passing down = street in Indi-
annapolis from my residence % my Office,
and On the way there Ezs one Of our
public schools. The children we're Just
gathering in the morning As I came
near the corner two sweet little girls, ey-
identity ehuns, approached from differ
ent directions, and. meeting At the eross-
ing. soon had their heads close together,
but not 50 close bat that l caught the
conversation one szid to the other:
@Oh, 1 had suci- ar awful dream last
night
Her synpaihiEing little fellow put her
head sill closer and said, What Vas
itqa
oh said the trembling little one 1
dreamed I did not pass
Il Is safer for such little ones TO dream,
As in my careless country boyboOd, was
won't 70 do, about be4rs-Praidslf Hcr-
risoH a ,SsIra,osa-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
The German Woman.


The German woman is. peEhaps. h e
most domestic being knovn. unless. IL
deed, il s the German nan. Fram the
yOaDg empress doEn she locks afer ias
whole business 0f The hoasekespirz.
hin Frznee there ben -dresi5e,7 in
Germany the aosrias Of the whole hose
i ~heartAssons.- and the most homely
tOPie nay AZ sny moment become the
mater q fdrzEins room cs2gslsztioa O.
dinner tax.
The Anersean charge d'aEairss Vas on
one oozsioa al > large dinner party givea
By Prince Bismarck IN Berlin. Obsery-
ing thSs the princess was apparently
greatly disturbed shout something aad
very restless anslly leaving the room.
be Inquired Of the son. Who happened 70
BE seated next 70 Inn 81 the ta5.s,
whether his mother Eas Ill
-Oh, 10 /" replied the young Bismarck,
mot Al al. but you nay have notiosds
disagrseAble odar Of singeing meat and
mother has jast gone mts the kitchen 70
see about IL
-ASfully poor dinner, further obserV-
ed his son. who spoke English a5uiIa-
bly,, but the fact Is our oook has been in
the family twenty-five years, and a.her
does lot feel he can turn her Of. tkorzh
she does not meet our requirements nov
a. allH
Again he was dining aith the premier,
when, afsr dinner, IN the drawirg-room.
be joined the princes n answer 70 her
beekoaing dnger-
4 want 70 sympathize With you IN
ycur family sffiiciioB, sid Fran Bis-
m2rck
-Iou are very Sood, princes. but I
EAs not aware that vas laboring Just
nov under 2ny form Of family a.li.ctiou.'
sAid the American.
20, yes the princess rsi3ined. -ths
bedbugs, you know you must CAL in 2
Jager' knoE about H. because your
wife told the couniess-and I. o. couuse,
learned Of il, too
II wzs rather, q rsnark4ble sltiect for
q princes dEaNing-roOm ecnveTsafi0n.
bat these Creatures-these b-5-s Of the
Princess Blsmarck's symp4thslic condo
lenee-do break our lac q plague IN
Berlin among the apartment houses.
where they 1n1 easy and active egress
thrOagh the fiues and ehimueys-
The ~Jsgsrs.7 of Whom the princess
spoke. SEEK hvlihood By thee1termina-
ton ofthere creztures.-Bls1 gl.t-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
SOMERSET Pa. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3, 1892

life. Cato forgot or never told the Actol
its being undeliYeIed.
The letter, dear friends, was Al an
ssered to ny prayer for Miss Nancy
Frees pzrdon-a beautiful, forgiving,
angelic reply. Had I received il should
have foSn to her. She should have
been my bride. These lonely years
would have been glAdsome- l might not
have been the last leaf on = Ei.hered
branch.
at was fated 70 be- 1 trnst she did
not suffer also. II fear that Is possible
How discO1rteOus she must have deemed
me- 1 never dreamed she had written
r.
lie paused Tears ilIed his eyes
Il am sorry" began
-Don't say you are sorry you found il
Bachelor Barton cried iii vas FOOLISH
enough to faint when the truth burst
upon ne. I still rejoice Up there I
think she waits for ne-there, where the
truth Is manifest without words and I
thank you-oh, 50 much :"
We stzid with him little longer, and
be talked 70 Is o. Nancy and old times
When : left him he kissed my hand
lie died that night. and the letter and
Mss NAney's miniature repOse upon his
bosom -Sagriay NIgik.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
Compulsory Insurance in Ger
many.


IN Germany the iaE q compulsory in-
surAnoe against oliaee and indrmity.
passed II June, ISs1, completes the pro-
grzmme Of legislation fsr improving the
condition Of the working clzss which vas
set forth IN The imperial receipt e 1851.
Il Affects more than 100000 people,
giving them Al inaiienaole legal ciaiu %
support il eases OF inirmi;y and in old
age
The Insurance l. mpalslry in al IN
Gustriai oceupziions upon persons over
sixteen years Of age OF both sexes Clerks
and trsdesmsns apprentices vhodo not
earn more than $50 a year also partici-
pate, buf assistants and apprentices n
druggists shops are exeiulsi-
Exemption from compulsory insazanee
Is granted 70 persons who vork foF fooa,
clothes and lodging only, and Eho ~
eeive no pay, OF Eh0 are only In ntsupCra-
y employment
The pension FOR Oh sge vasies from
about twenty-five dollars 20 fay dollazs
a year, ani i granted % every insured
person Eho has eonpletei lis seEen-
tieth year, Irrespective of lis ability 70
earn aHvslihood, provided he does not
already draw a pension Tor indrmity.
The infrmity pension varies fFem aoout
tEsnly-seven dollars 70 over 3 hundred
dollars. and Is given, irress s.ectiTe Of ase
70 pensons Eho are Prominently inca-
pscitafei from earning living
In order % establish = claim 90 = pen
son ulder q German iaE, c1a.ri1El0as,
regulated by the sm.uat Of sarniugs,
must be paid for a prescribed period.
The means Of paying pensions are 01tail-
ei 5y fixed contributions from ;he inn
perial treasury. added 70 regular pay-
ments on The pali osthe employers and
empioved.- llo-i's faa7.a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
1t Should be in Every House.

J,B. Wilson, 37I Clay s., Sharpsburg
Pa, says he viii not be without Dr..
Kings Nex Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, that II cured bis wife
Who vas Threatened with Pneumonia az
ter an attack Of Ia Grippe when vzri-
oas other remedies and several physi-
clans had done her no good Robert
Barber, Of COoksport, Pa, claims DR..
Kings NeE Discovery has done him
more good than anything he ever used
for Lung Trouble Nothing ike il Try
Il Free triai bottles At J. y. Snycers
drug store Large bottles, DC and Sl-0o.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
The Lost Sheep.

A Wall4 Walk WASH nan, ab0ct
a year ago started a nan o1f ~l-h 4 b4n.i
Of sheep On the range A fsx days as0
he received the f3iioEing froa hin; II
yoa E4ai me to remain here any longer
yoCu have 70 geE an0thes bad q sheep
thens al gOne.7-liilaislsi. a Lstger.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03

One Manly wife Is eternAlly CAD
ding about she's never Al home. Is
yOurs7
Another Man-DOn't know I'm never
At home enough TO ind cut WhAt'n
yOu tAke2
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
Electric Bltrers

This remedy : becoming 50 veil
knoEu and So pop-l.r as g. resi ~ sTe-
eiai mention All who have uszl E-eet-
ric Bittess sing the sane sauE u praise
A purer medicine does u9- lzlst sul u IS
guaranteed 10 60 al that IS Gained
Electric Biiters wili eure all diseases of
the Liver ari KIlneys. viii remove Pim-
pies, Boi-s. salt S1cuu, aud ,taer aiec-
iions caused D. inFl-s h.ool- Wli
drive Malaria from the system AMI pre-
vent As vel a. eurs Al 1izl1riai i-ysls.
For the caEeo Of Headache, Ca 'ipa-c %
and Indigestion try ElectHc BIt-ers Eu-
tire satisfaction guasa1iee5, CT money re-
funded. Price 51-aud s.o3 Per 51-tle
a. J. y. SnyGers druz store
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
FARMER JAcHs CRY Wise /:

Fson tie Farm gSurnzL
r=a Yeas to-day, Tsek. have lived
his bAeszsd eo11try hf-
s.aee Srs1 7 l=f ny city koas
To bs tzrue-s viz
tslo1gkf thsr shoald zisz i 50
me tramp q b1sy f7st-
he oezsslsss th-ob q rushing LIFE,
he faes On lie street
Ifhought Ihs co1atry EO1ld ae tame.
II Interests ue1E knt snail
Bal thsa o0ait NJ. sAE you 70.
And - liza Il All
! theughi Of Al l0Tes and isa
AsI cane dosa TIE aisle
NJ thoughts went harvard with sikh
And fo-EGri =ith slaile
And aoE-she ssa sees eFe-y day
Ez-ths Misery and bl;ss.
And noW Ehere dos Il shiae upon
A hzPPler Las ihza tbs
Here are 10 walls % hsz Eia,
AIS op-n D. he sky
Ee-e have is4Tref - lore he ssars.
And watch lhs ei0uds 50 By
Iwzsck The birds Eae s.q1i--e.s. TO.
AID eizla t.ez f5r ny SEE.
And irezs sad -rzss-hoE eslld ITe
Whe-e a. i briek and stone
Ilsve lsez siill, tha=e toii-'Eorn streets.
Where many iset have iroi
Tse city h-fags gs elose % I1aa
Ihs counr-y 1eG- % God
To think ever saoula lave paused
Cnes-szs1 sElxf tie rr0-
lam sothankfai taar eh1se
The country. gs-k-Ead yo1-
ThIs dear ola a.-ra. Eozldn1 give
oae a3E1y. peeplas b-aod
OF dsy-old chicks so- al he wealth
q cisiz II ! c0al1-
Hove ny honey hSuzehsld tasks.
love Tire deids q grain.
IIege he EeHers that In Their hssds
od-ink he SINNER ram
love the orchard esoEne,i Siia fruit
NJ esrien fair % ~.
ieve he horssS Gnt the coEs-
knoE that hey love ne
And yst, azrhzps. Ks something else
Thzg lends ny LIE IL char
Y01 see love the farmer. Task.
And - 7 ioFe ihs fz-1-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
Daisy Versus pandeIIon.

telIyOu," =aid the tiger. I'm 5
daisy"
Ah, bat look at me- said the lion,
= I'm dAudy--
Yes; but daisies are more popular
than dAndelions," retorted the tiger
HarP<T's Barr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03

Mr.. John Carpenter. Of CSooiland, Ind,
says tired Chan5srilin's CJ.ies Cho.-
era and Dierrhsea reuse,ly. for d.arhra
and severe camps ard pains 10 The stoul-
sch and boseis aiih the test results. IN
The worst eases I never hal ts give more
than the third dose q eHsc- 3 curs- IN
most cases one dose Ell Do Besides Is
other good qualities Il Is pleasant 70 lake
p and % cent bottles for rsale-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03

Daring the epidemic % SIX n ths
county, IN ISIS, / haI hari Eorz 70 keep
supply q Chan5 5-siaia's Csac, Cl0iera
and DizrTLo.- Remedy On hand Peo-
pie often cane len or twelve u lss IN the
night % get bottle u the rso-eiy- I
have been seiiag Patent me5iciass for
the past ten years and fud tA4- g has
given better satisfaction IN ezses Of diaf-
rhGsa and aux than any ether msiiclns
I have ever handled--J IL Beaham,
Draggist, Goleondo, Pope -. IL 0ssr
Eve hundred bottles of this remedy haze
been sod II that county during The epi-
denic referred o. 7. szs perfse. sl--
cess AID the only remedy that did clrs
the worst czsss- Dozens Of persons there
xill certify hat IL saved their lives IN
four other epidemics Of bowel complaint
this remedy vas equally successful
> and 50 cent boffles fer sale.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03

Professor Proc-or declared that the
earth Is still IN its youth Vow We know
Why the giddy thing runs round 80 much
nizho' l.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03

1t Is our aim to present al eve
y season a Line Of Goods Of
the Newest Patterns and Lat
est Styles. We have labored
hard in selecting q stock Tor
the coming season, and are glad
10 say that We have succeeded
in buying goods that are su-
perb in style, and at prices
that have the magnetic power
10 draw and retain trade.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
Fishing for Deep Sea Shells.

Pearl fishing means Tot only fishing
for pearls. bat also far the Shells g Elich
they are fouEd, tie zi-sr being really
the -brsad and butisr' q ibe l-ser and
worth from slo0 20 $50 per tsu- Ia q
Ton Of shells there Is -isays a quantity ~
seed pearls, pTobabiy q hundred " acre
but good peaIls are uot to de Teckglel osi
as csrtsiniies, as one nan nay ogen zen
t0ns AID not ha6 q stone E0Tth tel .i9i-
lars, Ehile another man may take a
small fortune out ola days glthsriug-
The average weight u q par ot shells IS
tEo pOunds.-lcsarg
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03

The word ~ Is one Of The easies. words
in the language 20 spell, Bat sometimes
one ofthe most aif5cIH . pronounce.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03

Riches have wings bui debts have
claws
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
nRES knDIELL

----- --s=ss1--zl ss-Tiosz % ne c!-iEsIs
--=-z- z-- why Eu.5sE T.-ufessadl-z-ly
- = 6z- p -l-l- zt lis 51ee q 2z-. -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

4 large and complete stock
just received, and are now pre-
pared to furnish all who want
a specially In this line We
introduce correct styles as soon
as out We also carry a fall
stock of
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03
DRESS
GOODS

We are daily gaining trade in
this department, consequently
have bought a large stock,
adapted TO Eli the wants Of
everyone
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-08-03

The funds and securities Of this bank
are securely projected il seelehrated Cor
lis Burglar-pTOof safe The only SAFE
msie Absolutely Burglar-prOof.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-08-26

Lampasas has raised its pro rata
to build railroad from that place
to Burnet. Burnett will sooE raise
her part and the two cities viii be
connected. San Saba owing to her
inactivity viii soon be surrounded
by railroads and drained of all
trade except in the town and its
immediate surroundings. Llano
Burnet, Lampasas and Brownwood
have secured roads and why can
not San Saba? To every citizen
of this county and especially to ev-
cry one who trades in this town
railroad would be an actual saving.
Every buyer or consumer would
save 90 cents on every 100 pounds
of merchandise, whether it be dry
goods, groceries or farm ma
chinery, the freight rates per 100
pounds would cost no more from
the north and east to San Saba
than II does Low to Lometa, the
extra freight of 30 cents per 100
pounds from Lometa 10 this town
would be saved, and it is the local
buyers and consumers who must
pay that extra 20 cents. And the
same rates would be saved by per-
sons shipping stock and farm pro-
ducts from this county. Therefore,
we say that a railroad, would not
only increase the present value of
real estate, but be an actual saving
to all buyers and consumers, and a
help and a saving to all local ship
pers. When the railroad question
zones up again let all citizens con-
ribute to the fund.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-08-26
The scholastic apportionment

The scholastic apportionment
Tor this year is $500 per capita.
This is an increase Of 80 cents per
capita over last year. San Saba
County has 1926 white scholastics,
2 colered scholastics total scho-
lastics 1913. The County is there
fore entitled to 1920 with which
to run our Public schools. San
Saba District No. II, will get a.
bout sll20. This supplemented
by the other funds viii give us at
least ) months public school.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-08-26

Taken up and estray, d by 5 p Romans
S SeIore J " Thomas J p /. -eci1et no l. San
, az. county, Texas, on ID. I''n day OF
a aug Io92, a certain estray ma re described
- IoiioWs, ofgray color, about "a hands
iillgn; aoont Is years old, branded on lett
should9T II y Spur, running down. AP-
l1 by J L Ballard and II " Mea. IS at
lthess my signature and seal Of ofiic,
/ 4 ~ San SABA Tex. this 18th day of August
i0'~' A. DUGGAN.
Co elk San Saba Co
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-08-26

This is a season of the year
when our Health committee might
do some good work for our town.
Fhey might see if the streets, back
alleys, privies, stables, pig pens etc
are in proper condition. A City
is badly needed, to make
the rounds once a month and haul
away the filth and refuse and keep
the streets clean. To do this it is
only necessary for some one to
take hold, and we feel satisfied that
all citizens of the town will con-
tribute to put the movement in op-
Grafton. Our Board of Trade com
mittee on Streets and Roads might
take the thing in hand and put it
in operation.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-08-26
Estray Notice.

Taken up by r Thornton and estrayed
before W Thomas j z Precinct No /
san saba county, on Bird day of August.
le.r2' certain bay horse about years Old
about Il hand high and unbranded. An
praised at So by o J Perry and W II
Riggs.
Witness my signature and seal Of Office
at san Saba, Texas, this third day OF Aug.
lc.2' A DUGGAN.
Co. elk. San Saba Co. Tex.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-08-26
Through san Saba County.
Brownwood Banner.

4 trip through San Saba county
was one of great pleasure, and
afforded an excellent opportunity
of making the acquaintance Of
many of its leading citizens.
Everywhere there was adeep in
terest in the cause Of Christian ed
ueation, and the many friends Of
Daniel Baker co-ege were deeply
impressed with It's Importance as
high grade institution, and the
grand success which has attended
its noble work. Everywhere the
college is making earnestfriends,
and many families are looking to
it with hope for the education Of
their children.
We found the people to be IN
telligent and enterprising, and in
a prosperous condition, except for
the present drouth, from which
they are suffering somewhat.
But the county is capable of a
high state of development, and the
people are pushing forward with
characteristic energy.
At Richland Springs Prof, Rea-
gan is the excellent principal of
the public school. It is pleasure
to speak on education where the
schools feel the impulse of advan-
ced methods Of training. We were
pleased to meet Drs. Burleson and
Rimmer. and other leading citizens
Mr.. Da venport's bee ranch af-
forded great deal ofinterest. He
is an enthusi asst in the bee busi-
ness, and his personal acquain-
.ance with indivi, HAL bees is an ex-
one. He has all the mod
I'm appliances, and has introduced
iome improvement IS which have
,een fayorably received among bee
aisers.
We were much pleased with
San Saba and its citizens. There
re excellent business blocks,
leasant homes, a fine school house
good mill, etc. The mill is run
y fine spring,which also supplies
he city water works.
Prof. Geo. Il. Hagsn IS The eff
lent principal of the San Saba
Ugh school and college. We
ound Prof Hagan to be a pleas
Mt gentleman and an advocate of
methods in education.
lie has a fl ne course of study and
4 able corps of assistants. He is
$50 editor of the San Saba News.
Mr.. J. Il. M,rtin, whose hospi-
atty we enjoyed, has an elegant
ONE and a delig htful family. He
a successful real estate dealer
nd also has q splendid ranch we'll
locked just out Of the city.
We made the acquaintance of
II. Meek CT the legal profession, s
gently fro m Tennessee, Mr. Hen
2 Ketchuu B., druggist; Rev. Alex {
nder, Mr.. w. II. Anderson, DR.. t
+. ?. Holma Il and other leading {
tizens, who sc business ability
I'd enterpris would be a credit '
any town. l
Other local ties were visited, t
it'll most favor able Impressions of +
e people and e ncouraging results 1
T the cause of education and /
aniel Bake College. V
J.. T. Bickford. S
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Strenglh and Health.

II you are not feeling strong and health
y try Electric Bitters. If La Grippe has
lett yon weak and weary. use Electric Bit-
tiers. This remedy acts directly on Liver.
stomach and Kidneys. gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions. Ifvon
are afflicted with Sisk Headache. Won win
md speedy aud permanent reliefbv taking
Electric Bitters. One trial viii convince
you that this is the remedy sou need
Large bottles only 81 cents at Tom NJ,
Gray's Drug Store. a