The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 22, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 8, 1893 Page: 4 of 4
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tr/NK wo nits.
la blaa iudcpeudltul of
MNMtlflM THWIMNHMi
Slnplil Cars, Tubs ti CMcity
WITHOUT CHAMOK.
itn mm uftft not« tu rtcr tut
IM ratlrnaA to ernaa tha tnnlrr c4
ilJmtkHii awl I Mall Into "
iWp watiHron tlM llrslrat
* th cup ami II It a fact
rililwAnHnirtaiirftlwuM
> It* faculties tor hsu.UIn*
M. At Hw aart/ ft
a the in. in-
, o lias tlw
«-r umim-w
i Into
f« Imta la Ik mM.
Ii tW Mn4ifti(v ti Hi
EEPUS8 COMPANY
IkuIdom of thla (v nu^anjr.
. m Ounianjr mr*r> lii «
illr to tlix i.ulf. anil noon
tan the AMERICAN.
THE KATY REACHES
(ma Hannibal, north drm Usitiand Kanaan
Cltr, u> nmunoii. Texas. the hmd of lid*
water. ovarlUown raits. and pa win tlinsiiih
Dwdwr, ShwinaaJpfcllAt, fert Worth.
Wfc*Ah*chi«, fiilliboro, Wioo,
TwpU, Bdton, Taylor, Ofcim-
x"
Henrietta, Austin,
Antonio, Brastn
and Oalmtoa,
and affords comfort* and oonmitoMvi to
Rapatron* u
LI nr.
Na patron* un«iuiill«l liy any other aoutfc
W(*I®| u
Any BS
ST. CHK
irxin wishing to rim*
KANSAS ANF'THS INOISN'TERSITOSY
icauo
uot I re
KANSAS CITY. HANNIBAL
lain* ami iiralrIM
the inc*"
hjr all moan* take tint
or the urr«1
MiMouar KAI
should by all
Htuiri, Kansas & Taias R'j
■lit I* the mom direct. twit njulpnnl and
m to all abova
_ (THROUGH WAGNER M.SEPESV
ptrinu without change wtu-re direct oon-
nerti'in I* raacli- In ruion iH.potn tor all
points North, least and Wnat
7BH BXCLINZNO ftAttif
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
For further infornmtl'in a* to rates, routaa,
maps. time table, sleeplnK rar reservations,
ate., call on or address jruur nearest Ticket
Affantor
H. r.*H|]flHKS, A. FMli.KNKK,
Oaai Nm • Tkt Afr««t, • 1 fee* a TlrM Afiat,
id**
Mrs. F. L. Denison has reeeived
her commission aa poet nil aires* st
Helton. Mis. 1>. is editress of the
Helton Reporter and the Auvkrtiskk
congratulated the talented lady on
her success and the |>eo|>)« of lielton
Id securing so clever and efficient a
postmistress.
It will probably interest those who
buy Indian and Mexican silver fili-
gree work on the trains in New
Mexico and Arizona to know that
many of theae fragile curios are
manufactured by a tirm of people In
the street called Maiden Lane in the
of New Y ork.
Mays the Kansas City Star: Crown
it all Mrs. U. S. Grant and Mrs.
Jefferson Davis 'jave met and shaken
hands. The arrangement was in
uaiformity with a reciprocal desire,
and great cordiality was manifested
on both sides. Now let the war lie
regarded forcvermorc ss a thing of
the past.
THE "KATY FLYER. '
Commencing June 18th. The Missouri
Kansas A Texan Rullway will inaugural*
a dally solid through vestibule train
service from all principal points on its
line In Texas. Indian Territory. Kan
and Missouri, to Chicago,
will go through Iroin Ha^ftfTl'exas. to
Chicago, malting iAvYjitloltesi time and
itffordTiu^Hlfw'Ht service tl.at ever hss
_ Jfered In the Southwest.
Those Intending to vi*U the World's
Fair will welcome tills superior service
Willi delight, ami no pain* will tie spared
to make the "Katv Klyer" the most
popular train running into Chicago.
Kates as low as the lowest, the i|Uicketl
time and t>esi service.
For further information, sleeping car
accommodations, etc.. call ou or address
II. K. IUKKHIDEK
or I<ocal Agent.
A. Faulkner, U. P. a T. A.,
SI. I.ouls. Mo.
lie i*i cares not to return uisv
go anywhere.
Tile fop tinda hi* beautified viaion
in a looking glaas.
The body may Im> clean but llie
aoul alone can be pure.
The concensus of the science iu s
central and aii| erior whole is philos-
ophy.
Inspiration I* the supplementation
of the original set which crested the
man.
The apt use ofsyuilxils is the great
art for ruling the o|>eralion of
human brains.
Symbolism is the Irsuslslion of
the language of one kingdom of being
into that of another.
In the recoil of our own spirit and
the returns of our own deeds, Nu-
tne-i* is |terpclualiy born.
The merely surprising surprises
but s few lime*; the intrinsically
admirable Is ever more slid a ore ad-
mirable, Is ever more and more ad-
mired.
He not pliant wax fur outward
circumstance* lo seal. Make your
own thoughts the mold, your own
will the stamp of your life.
Would you make conquests of s
mail? Win his heart and you will
win his iniml. Would you make a
conqueat of a woman? Take her
mind ami you will win her heart.
Human life is a play, consisting of
many different B**.:>es; and those
wiio are in the world as upcotatora
often understand the plot aid the
characters belter than thoae who are
there aa actors.
Philosophy enriched by bistory
and animated by poetry and applied
by humanity to the inner life is re-
ligious. The cold forms of science
sml philosophy, illuminated with
duty and warmed and tilled with love,
bloom into religion.
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A Sprained Aukle.
This is s common occurrence anil one
that will lay people up ordinarily 11 lo
H weeks, yet we will gusrailler llallsriiV
Snow I.inline?to cure any case of
sprained ankle altoldaUT* " appllsd
at onee. and to iuimedli.ieiy relieve ull
pain. Huow Liniment will cure any ol.l
sore ou man or beast. |i will l.enl all
wouuds, and cure* sprain*, burns,scald*,
bruises, son* throat, sore chest, l-.nie
bsck,corns, huulous. Knr Kheuiuatlatu,
lumbago, neuralgia, contracted luuaclc*
It lias no equal. Do not allou any other
white iinimeut* to he put off on you (or
snow liniment. There is no other like
it. Ask for Uallard's Huow I.inluieot.
Hold bv W. J. Ml ley, druggist.
AS OCEAN HORHOH.
The most terrible msrinc disaster
of modern times is the sinking of the
great British steel clad bailie ship,
Victoria in the Mcditcraueau sea.
with the loss of between three and
four hundred brave sailors and
marines.
The fleet was practicing naval evo-
lutions when through some mistake
of orders or defect in steering gesr,
as yet uuexplained, the great ship
was rammed by the naval monster
Camperdown, and becoming at once
top heavy owing to the enormous
weight of the volume of wster, pour-
ing into the compartineulH ou the
side of Ihc break, turned completely
over within fifteen minutes after the
collision, aud confined its precious
freight beneath 480 feet of water.
This disaster that shocks the whole
world, has brought sorrow aud
mourning to thousands of lirilish
firesides.
"A Huston jeweler uliii had occt-
aion from time to lime to instiufsu-
lure jewels toi Mr. Hooili the dead
trsgeilisu to lie worn iu different
charalttrs, says he aa* extremely
cotihcictitiouK in kutxiug them made
uot only of tile best material, but as
near as possible historically correct.
Iu hating a costly croau of gold and
precious sloues made lor (he charac-
ter of Richard the Third, lie aetil to
London lo gel the correct design ;
mi in the jew els for the ciisiacler of
Klchelieu, lie took great pnius lo
consult the iicst authorities. I' did
uot aaludy him lo lie told thai the
real could riol lie distinguished frotl
iiiiilatiou ou the stage, hence lie
brought the cosliicsl laics and
materials for his costumes."—N. Y.
Tribune.
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Tllf king of nit Cougfi 4 tires
Is *'4'. 4'. 4', 4 Yrlitlu 4 ouuh
4'tire." II rtircs Coughs, 4'oltl*,
lltturseness, 4 roup, liifliien/.n,
Mroiicltllls, A\«here oilier
rriaedlrt IhII.
For sale by W. .1, Mliey and C.
Krbard A Sou, Druggisls, llustro|i.
Several mouths ago n young man
of lleuison picked up u copy of a St.
I.ouis psper and read tbareiu au in-
vitation to 'orrcspond wilii n young
widow of prcpoeneasing sppearxuee
with a view lo matrimony. Siucc
then a correspondence bus been cur-
ried on, which culminated In Hie
young tuau being luvited to St. Louis
to meet the young widow and if inul-
lers were aatisfacton* tliey were lo
marry. 1'he young man went to
St. Louis and uftcr two weeks' search
failed lo tncel the object of his af-
fccliutjA- Tie returned lo Denison
tiaifiltT hut wiser.
Fall To Ho our Duly.
Kvery body ha« al time* failed to do
their duty towards themselves. Hun-
dreds of lady readers suffer from sick
bcadache. nervouanei*. *lccplcssnc** Mini
female (rouble*. Let tlieui follow the
example of Mrs. II. Ilertiechtcf. stexess
Point, Wis., who |9TflVe years xiiffered
reativ^ trim Nervous prostration and
essness, tried physicians aud
dilferent medicine* without success.
Hut one bottle ol l*r. Miles'Nervine
caused sound iderp every night and "tie
is feellnr like a new penmn. Mrs. Kllr-
alH'di Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming,
who tried all other remedies, declare*
(hat after three week's use of the Nervine
for headache, nervous proslrr.tion,, etc.,
she war entirely relieved. Sold by
W. .1. Miley slid C. Kiharil A Sou.
Trial bottle tfeu.
Me*. F. 4'. Igleluirt, \ew York,
Wiiaea: " A eern on Hit* loe Is u
laiorn ill the flesh, which ♦ I', (',
4\ 4'erlnln 4'oru Cure' most mer-
cifully removes."
For sale by W. .1. Mlley and C.
Krharil A Son, Druggists, Ilastro|i.
Mrs. P. 1). (Joddard, who resides
east of Denison, has her wedding
trousseau, in which she appeared at
the altAr sixty years ago in tireen-
ville, Tcnn.
W. T. Lane, of Ixiigvica, was in
the habit of carrying a little over
•11,000 in an inside pocket. He
la missing a little over ti 1,000 and
1a at a loss to understand wliere It
went.
♦
Russia lias still many old curious
marriage cuatoms. One Is for the
brute and bridegroom lo race madly
rfotra the aiale as soon as the protes-
enters the church, because of the be-
lief that whoever places a fool first
on the cloth in front ol the altar will
be master la the houaehold.
The chief exports of 8pain are
wtoes. minerals and metals. The
eblef imports are manufactured
goods, grain, cotton, coal and m
chinery. hpain'a commerce with the
United States is not great.
Onijr within 16 years have surgeons
dared to probe the huuian brain for
the cause and cure of diseases. Pro-
in this branch of medical
has been very rapid during
Us last Ave years.
The Infanta, Kulalic, u|>on the eve
of her departure for Kuropc was
■iked her opinion of the United
Melee, and replied aa follows:
••It would require more than Long-
MMowa knowledge at English, Dep-
ew'e Imagination nad May Anderson's
ntallty to express nil the
whieti I entertain for thla
Altar winning the lore in n week
Ooldie Ueeker, Otto Kbs-
l «f Unit (mors is now sued lor
I «f promise after four months'
pleases the eys,
the heart: one
Ueoeors,—
Kll, I. URASSnOITERS.
As grasshoppers are devouring (he
young cotton in some sections of the
country a recipt that will kill them
may be of interest to llie sufferers
from their ravages. It is from tlio
agriculture! report of IH85, and
briefly is this: Take 60 pounds of
bran in a big tub. sdd 8 pounds of
arsenic ami mix with s shovel dry,
then ndd '• pounds of sugar dissolved
in water and mix it so llisl the whole
forms a mush. Then tske a teaspoon
and go long the rows ami put it in
the cotton or corn every 5 or6 yards.
Re|>eat it in a week and the locusts
will disappear. We had here so
many that the fields looked blacken;
now everything is green sgsin. The
hoppers do no die the first day, but
sure all other trioks are of uo use.
From "Street Talk," in Austin
Statesman:
" 1 am not a sensationalist," re-
marked an Austin physician yeater-
day ' but 1 can tell you I havagtave
apprehension about this cholera mat-
ters. The fact of last winter in (be
old country presents rather a (out-li-
ons matter to the conaideralion of
the nooservati ve. The rapid i ncrease
of the reported cases from different
sections of the old world lesd to (he
surmise that the disease will spresd
rapidly as hot weather sppro aches.
If it sets a good hold in the old world
it is just as sure to come over here
aa you and I are standing here.
The fact that this spring has been an
unusually warm one and the summer
promisee aa increase of the tempera-
ture altogether too auspicious for
this grim messenger to suit me.
The office is are taking pains to keep
It out of the seaports. Hut 1 venture
that half at least of the esses that get
Into the United States will oornc right
by theee officials and the other half
will come via Canada and Mexico.
Hbould cholera ever strike Chicago it
will scatter to the four corners of
America with wonderful swiftness.
Fleeing victims will scatter like
chaff before the wind. I tell you
what, they want to keep thoae big
oitlaa mighty clean, and they also
want to watch theae seaports and
border boundaries with the vigilance
of a hawk."
The weekly crop report of llie
weather bureau of South Carolina
issued recently says that the contin-
uous rains have caused grass lo grow
until it lias readied such alarming
proportions as to cause *c:ious injury
lo cotton anil corn, liolh are drown-
ed out on bottom lands, and many
fields will lie abandoned. Many re-
ports have been received of llie rot-
ting of pcaciies and melons and the
dropping off of grapes. Cotton is
generally reported as from two weeks
lo leu days late. Hardens arc iu
good condition.
Act on a new nrincipht—rcguiaiing
the liver, stoinacnc uitil bowel* liirou^li
the nerve*. A new discovery, Mr.
Miles' pills *|>eedllv cure biliousness
bad tunic, torpid liver, piles, coni<tipu-
tlon. rneqiialled foi- uieii, women
children. Smallest, mildest, surest
60 (loses, 2.*i el* Saitiplen Kree at C.
Krhard A Son mid W. J. Mlley.
A Missouri editor says lie has a
subscriber who gets drunk every
little while and Invariably insists cn
paying a year's subscription. He
now lias Ids paper paid In advance
lip to 1H26. We wish the editor of
that paper would find out wiint
brnml of whiskey the fellow drinks
and send us a few gsllonM; wi: will
pay linn n good price for it, and if it
proves to lie what he says, will lake
a barrel.—Victoria Review.
Hlilloh's Consumptive Cure.
This Is beyond question the most
successful cough inedicibe we have ever
sold, a few dose« Invariably cure the
worst cases ot cougtt, croup and bron-
chitis, w hile Its woiulerf il success In
the cure ol consumption Is w ithout a
parallel in the bistore of medicine.
Since Its first discovery it lias been sold
ou a glialsntoe, a lest which uo other
uieilitTne can stand. II you have ii
cough we earnestly n*Jj yutl to try it.
Prjl'j) $1 II your lungs'are
sore, cliest, or back lame, use Mhlloh's
porn* plaster. Sold by W. il. Mlley
aud C. krhard A Son.
A woman without atms bus been
married at Christ church, New Zea-
land. The ring was placed upon
tlie fourth toe of her left foot. A
similar marrige to this was perform-
ed at St .lames' church, Hurry St.
Kdmunds, iu 18.12. The ring was
ptneed on one of the bride's toes,
lift ween which she grasped the pen
uud signed the marriage register.
925,00(1 lii Premiums.
Offered bv Liggett A Myers Tobacco
•••• • is. Mo.
Co., of St. Louis,
The one
guess-
ing uesrest the uuuilier of people who
will attend the World's Kalr gelsfc'i.OOO.-
00. the second $1,000.00 etc. The Star
tobacco tagi entitle you to a guess. Ask
your dealer for particulars or send for
particular*. 3m.
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Why destroy present happiness by
a distant miser* which may never
come al all, or yon may never live to
sec il? Kvery substantial grief bus
20 shadows, and moat of lliem shad-
ows of your own making.—Sidney
Smith.
no II To I'ROLOSti LIFE.
Wt can not defy death ; but we
may by searching tlud certain secrets
• if nature anil apply thcui lo the re-
newal of the organs whose decay is
constantly Koiug ou iu the body.
Anatomical t xperiuicnt and investi-
gation show that the chief character-
istic of old age are deposits of earthly
matters of a gelatinous and flbrinou*
diameter in the hiiinsn system.
Carbonate and phosphate of lime,
mixed with other sslts of a calcareous
nature, have hcuti foiiud to furnish
llie fircater pari of these earthly de-
posits. As observation shows, man
begins iu a gelatinous condition ; hc
einls iu au osseous or bony oue—soft
in infancy, iiard iu old age. Ily
gradual change III llie long space of
year* ossification comes ou ; but after
passing middle life a more marked
development of the ossified character
lakes place. (>f course, theae earthly
deposits which effect all the physical
orgains naturally interfere with their
functions. Partiri ossification of the
heart produces the imperfect circu-
lation of blood which affects llie
aged. W lieu the arteries arc clogged
witli calcareous mailer there is iutei-
ferencc- with the circulation upon
which niilrilioti depends. Without
nutrition there Is no repair ot the
body, ilcucc in his work, "'Ihc
Physiology of Common Life." (J. II.
Lewi* states that "if the repair were
always iden(ical with the waste death
would only tlicu he by accident never
by old age." liolh liicliat and
Itaillie considered that the greater
number of people past 110 suffer more
or less from arterial ossification,
which brings about olietrucliou in the
proper and healthy circulation of the
blood.
I> you eoiishf If so. It Is your
own riiult. t% • gmiruiilce "4'.
4'. 4'. 4't-rliiln 4'ougli t'lire" to
eurr Cousin., 4'ol<t«, lA4JHppr,
4 roup, W hooping 4'ougai, nittl
Tli rout mill l,uiig INirair*.
Kor sale by W. .1. Mlley aud G.
Krhard A Sou, druggists, liastrop.
se yestT Yea ks . i </<>.
I wo North Carolina papers, the
Wilntiuglou Messenger uud the
Warrcnton Record, have been look-
ing backward to see how the south-
ern farmers lived seventy years ago.
At that time cotton was sold in the
seed, anil averaged 2 cents a pound,
or a little under. It was hauled by
a wagon ami llie freight was high.
Tobacco sold at from S-'i to 81 per
hundred—the same grade which uow
brings $50 per hundred. W hat did
these farmer* pay for their supplies?
Tltcy bought calico at 2.1 cents a
yard, irou al 0 to 10 cents a pound,
salt at $::..1<> a sack, brown sugar at
10 or 12 cents a pound, ionf sugar al
20 or 2.1 ceuls, sheeting al from $5
lo 815 a pair.
Yel they lived well aud prospered.
The people steadily grew rich,
bought slaves, huill line houses and
had money to lend. There is only
one way to account, for it. The far-
mers made their own provisions and
lived at home. Their lives were
simpler aud their wauls fewer lliau
at llie present tunc.
A return lo the old policy of pro-
ducing our food stuffs would soon
make the south rich. The indebted-
ness of our people lias been greatly
reduced iu llie past few years, and
there is no reason why tliey should
not f-.irge rapidly ahead.
"4.'. 4'. 4'. 4'crtiilu 4 'lit 11 4'nrt<"
I* ph-iisiiiit to I tike uimI liiirm-
le« . 4'lilhlrt*ii like II. 4>uuriui-
let'il to curt" 4'liill* mid l ever.
\o 4'urc-\o l>iiy.
Kor sale by W. .1. Mlley and O.
Krhard A Son, lliugglsts, I!a*>
Ituckl'ii'm Arnica Salve.
TlIK Bkst SaI.vk in the world for
Culs. Bruises, Sore*. Clcers. S lt Kheuni,
Fever Sore*. Teller, Chapped lland ,
(?hllbl tn*. Corn*, and all Skin Krup-
tlon*. and positively cures Pile*, or no
pav required. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect Malefaction, or money refunded
Price '2.1 cent* per 'mix. For sale by
Krhard A Sou and W. .1. Mlley. Drug-
gist*.
lirenham llanncr: It often hap-
pens that the man who pays the edi-
tor the least wants lo boss him the
most. It is said to be the same with
the preacher. Mis poorest paying
me-nber offers the most suggestion*
a* to how lie should run the church.
Playing cowboy, llaroid llolil-
ridge. a Sing Sing, N. Y. youngster
lassoed George Connelly, a coach-
man. about the neck, nearly strang-
ling him and being liim*ctf dragged
200 yards.
Having secured fine photographs
of the sun's eclipse in Chill. Prof.
J. M. Kchalberle of llie great Lick
observatory has returned lo this
couolry.
brother of Mrs. Schierbaum, llie
(*crman "beggar woman'' of Cleve-
land, will try to break her will, which
gave to charities her $100,000 worth
of property.
R GEMEINERT,
Contractor For Carpenter Work.
AND ALSO
For the Finest Kinds of Cabinet Work.
Liberal Prices and Best Work
Guaranteed.
1ST IE "W
LIVERY, FEED & SALE
R««lt Birch. Building,
A. T. MORRIS, Proprietor.
Solicit Share of Patronage.
Horses will be well taken care of at low rates.
Buggies, hacks and good stock kept on hand, and
every effort will be made to accommodate those
favoring me with their custom.
NEW MARKET.
W. L. McDow, having opened a new market
next door toTHEILMAN'S GUN SHOP, is
furnishing his patrons with the best
meats,
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON.
LOW PRICES
tow Stoke. New Goods
Win Kesselus!
THE TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
lias moved iuto his New Store a' llie Old Staiul where he will coa
tlnue to "Sell ami Make to (Inler "
CL.OTHI
— CU T OK THE BB8T —
'Imported Worsted and Cassimere SUITINGS and TROUSERINCS,
according to " Latest American Fashions," at
Live utnl let Live Priced.
Aleo Agent for The Wheeler ami Wilson, >o. t , and Standard Sewing
Machines. Needles, Oil anil Ncwinir Machine Attachments.
No. 4093.
ii. p. OiniAiN, Pres. t. A. Ham hi, Vice-Pres. Chkstmi &iiiuH1>, CsMiler
Caoita! Stock Paid Up, $50 000.
-A-tPX-IIOIK-IZiElD SiJ&O OOO.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BASTROP.
DRAFTN IMA II v <;.v lilt: I I.I Wli'l.K .'1.1 v/i> IX I III I XII i:i> STATUS
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This Hank is fully equipped and prepared, mid will be faithful corres
poutieul il you intriibi any putt of your biiHincsa witli it.
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Ureal llriinin am. 11 < hi ml. Kranci utnl Italy.
Free use of our Fire Proof Valt. lo I'tutnim i to ulnre their Viduable Paper
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K. H*STIAN,(Slt.
I l>. HAITIAN JK
(EL-M$I|8N-&-lSND
Succrnn#r to K. liASTIAN.
— hKAI.KK IN —
Tn the Sausage Line, he
Cannot be excelled either in Pork, Beef,
Bologne, Wena, Liver, or any other kind.
To be convinced
Call and Try Him.
TIN and HARDWARE
Htoves, Japanucil anil Stamped Tinware. The largot n««<irtnu'iit ot Carpenter
TooIh, llsilder * Hardware, t utllcry. rio*r. t leei i .i-unn*
pence Wire, and Staplo.
Lamps, Glass, Oil, Paints Etc. Etc..
Thankful to the public lor liberal putron.i ;i' lie-towed upon the old hrm, w
iiHk a iMintliuiutK >- of punic.
K. IIASTIAN A. SON.
RaktroI'. March luth. lssli.
MILIilKTBR
1879. - • ■ miss e. lister,
1892.
MAIN STKEET
has'1 nop.;
Women an a clasn aru said to be
wauling in an appreciation of humor.
That llie comic side of life im uot aa
apparenl to thcui aa lo the opposite
sex, is certainly true. Women are
apl, if they think at all, to take a
more serious view of life than is
really necessary and they too often
attempt to regulate affairs which if
left to time would adjual themselves.
\V bile traveling ou a railroad train a
gentleman called the writer's atten-
tion to llie fact that the women pas-
sengers seldom bought a comic paper,
and he said thai Puck eud Judge
found few patrons at the news stands.
There may be other reasons than
lliat of apprcciatiou of the humorous
which deter women from buying
comic papers, but there is little ques-
tion Ilia! women as a rule do uot
take their share of the fun there is
in life
ir . C. V. 4'rrtnin f'niil Cure*4
not t Ik- h«n| remedy j uii hate
ever iiM-tl flnr t hill* and Fever
lour mime)' will be rvflimled.
I'leiiaani lu tnke.
For *ale by W. J. Mlloy and C.
Krlmrtl A Son. |)ruggi ts. Bastrop.
A LOST SECOND.
The terrible calastrophy to the
Victoria was llie result of a moments
delay in executing au intricate evo-
lution, due lo a misapprehension of
orders. Vice Admiral Merchant, of
the Camperdown, hesitated a moment
and the delay was fatal lo hundreds
of gallant men, ami will end in the t
courtinarlial and probable ruin of
the brave officer who loat the golden
atom of time. After all, the man
who gave the order, Vice Admiral
Tyroti, and who is among the dead,
was most lo blame, for ordering by
signal one of the most dangerous
and dillicult evolutions without heed
or waruing. and the execution of
which depended upon each com-
mander comprehending instanliy,
and being in perfect | osacaslon of
his nerve.
TEXAS
CONSERVATORY of MUSIC.
BASTROP, TEXAS.
Mrs. MARY McDOWALL, Directress.
FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 3, 1892.
TlIK COURSK OK INSTRUCTION WILL UK PROGRESSIVE.
1 will recieve into my family a few boarding pupils.
Harmony and Musical Iiislory ('lasses, Fortnightly Recitals, Teaching
Leaaons, Musical Talks, Kar Training, Ktc., will he included in the
coursc.
Two (J old Medals will be awarded—one for improvement, one for
promptness.
For further particulars aa lo terms, special studies, etc., address
MRS. MARY McDOWALL.
liastrop, Texaa, July, AO, 18112.
CANTON conw aTfcoRK PLANTER
Tb* rnnut complete IMtnttr Coa«mtrt«| rtitlraif W
^ No breakage; will Imi lor jmir. fourr <k rtr«a«i W * TUI
AkNo rhaln to wear mil and fithrrtriali MIITIVK FOMCC fill,
on to Corn In « («« It la ife* I
I | racUi'AiriAfiieroii ttir luftrkrl klH U FULLY OUMAN
A trial will convince the man
skepSlrnl Ihai " C. C. Certain
Cough Cure" l« the ■renteal
remedy estnnt ftir the
of |jt«.rl|t|M', Cruup,
t'nlda, Ac.
Kor al^ by W. .1. Mlley and C.
Krhard A Son. Druggists. Bastrop.
en re
<'ought.
KIT
or sll.
Th« CaSTOW
n.*RTSa bu
•HtAK PIN
ATTACHMENT
•dapllnt It to •
hmm wh r oilwr
ptaawn win aol
CO..
Art your
dualorlorli wnl t«.^f unmlivr Wr*l*i tlh«ifcMan<>tlttii<ilii
Full tmrtieulsr* In nraiilarMiit live to aa) B4Arnm.
alun muintarturH Oaatoa OUraer Vtewa, Talow-
taer ami Ttater CnltlnMn, Diae Itnwi, Trt-
ord* lllkr and Flows, and
h«iutia iinMOuitaru,
Carta, funx, Wlm4 KUIa.
iparior Oram Drills.
""lie. I
wnta na fcw jtmt wanla
I have in stock lar^c and lisnilsiiuie line, of
FALL and WI.NTKU MlhLLNKKV, HUKSS liODHS mid MOTIOHH.
all ot which has been selected with grent care, uud rc of the very latest rnilstan-
Ainerieau stylcn unci piiltcrns.
These lines consist uf Cashmeres, lledfnrd Cord. Ladles' Cloth, Creiion. und
Seiife, Clunnel Silk.il hitlll Silk. Velvel-. Pie-i-i ilieiilI>. Mi.us mitl Keuttier
Trluiiiillig, of the latest novelty. Clunk-. Heelers, silk Shiiui . Infant
Cloaks and II Is, I'lnlerw vni■. Ilaiutki-rcelefs, t.b.vcs aud Cornels.
I.arge supply l nialerlnl l"r Furcy Wink.
Agent fur I'uileriek Patterns.
All my goods were biiugbt for Cash. iiiiiI will lie snld nl n very snuill prnllt.
Ladles call und eonvii.ee yoursehes iM'forc purehnsiiig elsewhcru.
BISHOP & BAITS
(SUCCESSORS TO 1USIIOP a SMiTII;)|
PROPRIETORS
PALACE MEAT MARKET,
BASTROP, TEXAS.
Will handle best
OrliKllBr Mills. BAXV A OOOPnt
oWi -
Reef, Veal, Pork, Mutton,
Saisage aid Barktoifl Mills a SjMialty.
E. L. BATTS and ROBERT HOPPE, will
have charge of the Market, and will serve custo-
mers with their usual politeness.
We will buy Fat Cows, Steers, Sheep and
Hogs; if you have them to sell call ou ADDIE
LITTON, at the SAYERS & BATTS Ranch,
Cedar Creek, or on us at Bastrop.
BISHOP & BATTS.
Haatrop, Texas, July 30, 18U2.
•JtBLXIf
ll is thought that the new gun-
hoat Machiss will soon In- sent lo
Clilne, the nevy department having
found thai the vessel, when submit-
ted trial, was nearer completion in
every part than "any ship tried in
recent years."
Here is something from Peter
Cooper, the tnillionair philanthropist:
"lu all the loan* where a newspaper
is published every man should adver-
tise in it, if nothing more than a card
stating his name and the business he
is engagetl in. It does not only pay
the advertiser but lets people at a
distance know that your town has a
prosperous community of business
men. As the seed is (own so the
aeed recetnpeueea. Never pull down
your sign while you expect to do
business."
•.REMOVAL.:
J. S. HOLMES,
—IiKAI.KK IN—
STAPLE IANUIEANCY ! GROCERIES,
Hub moved from t)i«* "CRAFT BUILDING" to thf
"WALTER BUILDING," and ankn th.- patronage of
the public.
Kverything that is kept in Oeneral Merchandise Store.
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE
Walter Huilding, MASTROP, TEXAS.
SAINT LOUIS CHEAP CASH STORE.
c. O. HUNTER,
—PKAl.KH IN-
Staple !■; Fancy Groceries
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC.
All kinds of Country Produce ought and Sold.
|Craft Huilding,
Main Street
BASTROP, TEX.
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Cain, Thomas C. The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 22, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 8, 1893, newspaper, July 8, 1893; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth205164/m1/4/?rotate=90: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.