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THE DALLAS HE uALb FRIDAY M01iNIN(r .HINT. 29 1883.
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THE COURTS.
Ha-acateadt an CommaallT Properl j-
The latent f the Statutes
fikerira Dfeds tad Thrtr Talldipr-
Streng and Weak IoInts.
Other Lffal Jiata Well tracked.
errata a col' at.
McMillan vt. Froet et al. Irom Navarro
county. Opinion by Walker p. J. adopt
ed. Iolormatioa having been communt
abated to th-t court Ut cause has been set'
tied between tba parties according to the
established practice the cause it dismissed
at the cost 0 appellant without reference to
the inertia ol the cause. Dismissed.
Robertson fa. McUreary Iroiu Kobertson
muniv. Oninton by Walker p. J. adopt-
mA ilna ot the counsel of record In in is
cense having informed the court that the
matters In dispute have been settled and
Hn nl nmmr notice being eiven the par
ties the cause is dismissed at the cost ol
appellant uiiiuhmu.
t al. n. Ilium from Hill county
Opinion by West j. The district court
sm in error in holding that the evidence
allowed an abandonment on the part of ap-
uii.nii nl t hair homestead in Hill county.
Take all together the evidence tailed to
show the acquisition ota new homestead;
or to disclose with the required certainty
the facts ol the abandonment of the origi-
nal homestead. Cline vs. Vpton Galveston
term 1HH3; Cline vs Upton (Stl Tex. 3-0;
90 t.t m- 41 Tex 3(i2: 2rt Tex. 633: 20 Tex.
29 ) Judcment reversed and rendered for
appellants lieversea aim reuuereu.
Thompson el al. vs. Joues el al.; from
Fannin county. Opinion of Watts j.
adopted. The case of Campbell vs. hlliott
U2 texas; lot) is almost identical with the
one under consideration and lully settles
the first question raised. It was there held
that a sale under a judgment foreclosing a
mortgtge upon the homestead the wile not
being a party to the suit is void and a pur-
chaser under such decree could acquire no
title to the property and that such a lore-
closure and sale did not preclude a recov-
ery of the land from the purchaser by the
heirs alter the death of their father and
mother. As to the remaining half of Urn
1-iml as it was conveyed to Thomas and
Nancy Jane Harrison encumoered by a
mnrtirmr. no homestead right could attach
as against the mortgage and it that inter-
eat was community property then the wife
was not a necessary party lotheloreclosu e
ault and the judgment 01 loreoiosure aim
aala hv virtue thereof would be valid and
etleclual as to that interest. Reversed ami
remanded.
Walls vs. 81ater: from Washington county
Opinion by Willie 0. J. The lot In question
Was meoommunuy properly ui mio. it ci is
and her husband during bis lite time. He
left a will In the lirst clause of
which he bequeathed to her all
of his right In their community
estate. The third clause can hardly he
construed to limit or change this disposi-
tion. It merely states that bis property is
not more than sufficient to enable ber to
take care of her younger children with
whose education and maintenance she is
charged atid that is the children's at her
death. Held: We must look to all parts
and provisions ot a will to ascertain the in-
tention of the testator. (17 Texas 18). The
meaning ol the testator was to make Mrs.
' Wc'la his sole legatee with a statement of
Ihl vieTTa of the testator as to what would
bathe result m ber having an the mother
' nf the children the entire control manage
ment aud ownership of the property. But
: 1 it the true construction Is that Mrs. Wells
look the property charged with a trust for
the maintenance of the children she took
the legal title to the property bequeathed
ani with It the power ot sale. The pur-
eotter was not bound to see that the money
was applied to me eaucaiion auu main-
' leaance of the children and there is no
' fraud charged or proved to have been per-
.: nutrated bv Mrs. Wells asagainBt her chil
dren in the sale of this property. (61 Texas
- 286) - Judgment reversea ana reuuereu so
u 10 decree a recovery in favor of appel
lant for the full amount of principle and
Interest due upon the note and a fnre-
' closure of the lien' upon the latter lie-
araari and rendered.
- Baker vs. Denton aud Wife from Fannin
county. Opinion by West j. The only
assinnmuit ot error specially noticed is to
tnia ettect: That the evidence was not
silBctent to establish the property olthe
p'iutM. Held: The assignment is well
taken. The sherllVs deed conveys It to the
nusoanu ana tne tact mat tne note upon
which the original judgment was rendered
is Divable to Mrs. Denton did not con-
atitute In Itself alone evidence that it was
her aeperate property (30 Tex. 17!l). l'laln-
tin mast recover if al all In the right in
Which be or she sues (12 Tex. 411). Kc-
veraed and remanded.
Hughes et al.. vs. Duncan et al.. from
Dallas county. Opinion by Delany j
adopted. Suit by injunction brought by
Hughes against the sberilT and Duncan to
restrain said sheriff from making a deed to
cetain land to Duncan which he bad bid
off at a foreclosure tale. The facts are
these; Hughes obtained ludgment and a
decree of foreclosure against Ouedry and
wife upon the land in controversy but
agreed with them if no appeal was taken
and they wonld pay one hall ot the judg-
ment no execution or order of sale would
iesue without notice. Ouedry paid one
half olthe judgment. The clerk without
the knowledge of either party issued the
order 01 saie auu it waa sum
and bought for $25. Ouedry
and wile afterwards came in
and made themselvti parties plaintiff.
Judgment against them all. Held error.
The learned Judge after quoting from
Freeman on Execution Bales UUU and re-
ferring to and discussing cases cited (18
Texas 672 27 Texas 145 45 Texas 395 55
Texas 671) concludes that the grots inade-
quacy of price (the land being worth $1200)
together with the serious results happen-
ing to Uuaedry and wife who are also in-
terested that the Interest of the adminis-
tration of justice demand a judgment for
appellants. Keversed and rendered.
English vs. HutchinB trora Hays county.
Opinion by Walker p. j. adopted. 1'iain-
tilTs action was plainly a suit to try title
to the land and where that is the case it
. ia in effect an action 01 "trespass to try
title." and It Is aot essential to constitute
it such that the technical allegations of
actual trespass ana ouster shall be made
in conformity to the rules applicable to the
actions ofejeotment aa common law. Plain-
tilt alleged ownership and let out the title
under which he claimed . possession by
defendant and prayed for restitution and
general relief. These were sufllcient to
constitute an action of trespass to try title
(40 Texas 417 20 Texas 5.17 44 Texas
003) Although according to the
date written on the notices ol the
aale under the deed of trust there
wonld have been but twenty-nine instead
of thirty days aa required but Hutchlns
testified that the notices were posted a day
proceeding making the thirty days. Held:
Jthi recital on the notice! of the date are
not conclusive evidence as to the lime when
they were posted. The actual date on which
they were posted was a question of fact
and might be proved as any other fact.
Parol evidence was manifestly admislble
for that purpose. Affirmed.
Schneider A Bro. vi. Bray: from Lamar
County. Opinion by Willie 0. J. Inde-
psndant of the 10th article and 52d section
of the constitution of 187U the surviving
wife or husband Is ei tilled to bold the
homestead after the death oi the other
spouse aa long aa auch survivor may chose
to occupy it. OccupeDoy it exp-essly re-
quired only as against the right of the de-
aoendtnts of the deceased husband or wife
to have the pro arty partitioned and their
interest act apart to them. Kxcbangei
made of exempt for other property are
Voluntary or involuntary. With reference
to the Brit class several court! hold tuat
when a debtor volnntarily exchange! prop
arty exempt from executlou lor property
not exempt he cannot claim exemption for
the property received in exchange. The
rale Is tf the property received In exchange
ia not exempt by law it latubjeot to exe-
cution for voe debts ol the new owner. In
tee ol Involuntary exchange ol property
I newly acquired article becomes exempt
mhnharlt wat of a data originally protect-
v ad Irom exemption or not. The cse 01
WhltWntwr vs. Llovd (40 Texas. 033) and
Wolf vt. Buckle are carefully discussed
ana idowd te De in eooora witn tow opiu
Ion.
Where at In thlt oaae there it no ques-
tion but that the tuning wife waa entitled
to the homestead occupied by herself and
ber deceased husband at the date of his
death so long as she choee to reside there
in; ana mere a no controversy between ner
and the descendant other deceased husband
as to her right to exchange it for another
husband; but where the controversy is be-
tween the surviving wife to her creditors
whose debts accrued subsequent to the ex-
change as to ber right to have the new
residence exempted as against an attach-
ment and execution sold out in aatisiao-
tion of such debts. Held she bad the right
to make the exchange and the homestead
procured in exchange is exempt. Affirmed.
Austin t Northwestern Kail way vs.
Rucker Montgom ry from Williamson
county. Opinion by Stayton j. The statute
regulating the enforcement ol liens given to
mtcbauice laborers and operatives upon
railroads to secure the payment of their
wages does not declare who shall be made
parties defendants in suits to foreclose such
liens. The right of plaintiffs to recover from
the railroad upon the several claims tor
labor which are the basts of the suit de-
pending upon two facts: First that the
person through whom plaintills claim per-
formed the work for the railroad under a
contract with the contractor or sub-
contractor and second that they have
never been paid for their labor. Held
that both the contractor and sub contractor
are necessary parties unless the claims
sued on have been established as against
them by a suit prior to the institution of
the suit to foreclose the lien given by the
statute and a judgment rendered against
a railroad in the absence of proper parlies
will not be permitted to stand. The lien
given to the laborer by the stalute may
pass to another party by assignment. Ke-
versed and remanded.
State ol Texas vs. Wygall et al. ; frono
Travis county. Opinion by Willie.'c. I.
Kvery point discussed by counsel in this
case was fully oetermiued by tne decision
of this court in this case on former appeal ;
(SI Tex. 021). Upon a reconsideration ol
the opinion heretofore delivered in this
cause wo ate no reason to differ from our
predeccRBOrs In the conclusions at which
they arrived lieversed and remanded.
Thompson et el. vs. lluiherlord ; from
Travis county. Opiuion by Waits j
adopted. When the original instrument
itsell is properly admitted in evidence any
errors committed in admitting certitied
copies of auch instrument are immateriel.
The three thousand acres claimed under
the location were held by appellee by tl e
oar 01 tnree years limitation line ts
shown by him in 400 acres of the Brock sur-
very by regular chains of transfer Irom the
sovereignty of the soil and continued
actual possession from 1857. The decree of
partition in the suit of Win. ft. Keddiug
against the heirs of Robert I Redding de-
ceased vested title to the 5tJ0 acres in the
former and this decree nf itself constituted
sufficient evidence of title in the said Red-
ding and it was not necessary for
appellee in making out his chain
of transfers for the slate to ad-
duce other evidence aa to this
particular link. Appellee shows title to
live-sixths undivided interest in the other
tract of 400 acres in the Redding survey
and clearly be held and occupied the other
sixth tor the legatee (the oaner) for more
than three years prior to January 1 1801
and that he had continued to hold and oc-
cupy the same since his purchase from the
five legatees. This vested in him the
superior title to the five-sixths undivided
interest by- limitation and established a
paramount outstanding title in his co-tenant
the other legatee for the remaining
one sixth interest. Affirmed.
TKXAS VHKHi OPINIONS.
NO HOOD.
It appears that the railroads cannot
make Uwb of their own that will stand the
test; that is the conditions printed on the
tickets are not binding In law. Not long
since one Marx traveling on a Kansas rail-
road presented a ticket whose limit had
expired which was taken up by the con-
ductor and the holder put off of the train.
He sued the road and the court awarded
him $500 damages holding that notwith-
standing the conditions of the ticket to the
contrary it waa good until used. A mote
lecent cose Is that of Hertzberg
a Dallas drummer who purchased an emi-
grant ticket good for one continuous trip
from Dallas to Houston and not transfer-
able. It had been purchased of the rail-
road company by another person and
Hertzberg got it second-band ol him vio-
lating the non-transferable condition. The
conductor refused to receive it. aud fore. d
jlerutierg to pay nis way. lie sued for
damages and has nceived a favorable de-
cision by (he tnpreuie court that tribunal
holdiug that the ticket wot good for one
trip Irom Dallas to Houston no matter who
held it il pnrcbashed in good la ill). Cle-
bu ne telegram.
WOMEN TO THE KBONT.
The first seseion of the University of
Texas should be signalized by the matricu-
lation of a goodly number of young women.
There are a large numberof them in Texsp
ambitious to excel In the higher branches
of education and no other country nor stale
on the face of the globe offers at so little
expense the meana to obtain such educ-
tion. Tuition is absolutely free. The con
itilution provides that in no case shall the
matriculation fee exceed $30. The tee has
been fixed for the lirst session at $10 and
this assessment even would not have been
made had it not been for the shortness of
the available fund for meeting Immediate
expenses. When the laud lund begins
to create an annual revenue
as it shortly will there will be
no necessity for any matriculation
fee except for students from other states.
But we were making relcronce especially
to the matriculation ot female students
How many young Texas women will rae
the university iu September next with
their presence as students'.' Austin Stulcs-
man. THE I)tFFKRENl.-B.
Men commit crime stand their trials. a.
vindicated and triumphantly escorted to
their homes and the wine Hons as free as
water and he who stood b. lore the woriii
yesterday a villian with a character as full
of black spots as the sun goes through the
farce ol a trial and ia to-day the hero ol the
hour with a character as spotless as the
driven snow and chaste as ice. The briath
ot scandal don't hurt men much but let it
fall upon a woman and we have the sad
spectacle of a blasted life a picture of deg-
radation at.d ruin which should receive our
silence if not pity and forgiveuess. Pitta-
uurg jnaguei.
FOLLOW SUIT.
We have been presented with a rtrna.
pectus of "The Military Annals nf Tom ..
see Confederate" which proposes to give a
uiavurj ui urn military services Ol mat Slate
Irom original and official sources. The
work will no doubt Drove eiceedlnnlv in.
terestlng at would a similar work in any of
publish the military annals of the Lime
Star state 7 Such a work especially if It
commences with the war tor Texas inde-
pendence would prove of national interest.
loan Antonio express.
A LITTLE EXAGGERATED.
One might stiDoose that it would h am
oult to exaggerate the importance of a cot
ton tactory. uut tne luiiaa Times seems
nacconiDiisn 11. n says one cot on fan
lory it worth to a town more than a half
uozen rauroaaa 1 aousion Age
A CALUMNY.
An exchange sava no thoronuhlv
pied man was ever miserable. It la nlain
that the man who wrote that never spent a
night In Dallas and slept outside of a nina.
qtuto bar lAnslln News.
CLKUUKOE.
CtiM'RNE June 27 Correspondence.
A heavy rain fell hare this afternoon much
to the satisfaction 01 all well-wishers an th
corn cropeapeoially waa much In need ot it
ana a prosperous narvesi general it is nn
about assured iu this county and will be of
incalculable Dentin to tne oouuty and city.
M'st Mattle Uutledge has been amintntnd
operator In the central office of the tele-
phone txchange.
Tbe Episcopalians will repair their old
onurcn.
There it tome talk of establishing a first
class female college here under the Juris
diction of tbe Episcopalians.
The committee appointed bv the cltv
conncll to select a tile for the new city hall
10 D snnaDiy constructed ana used as a
public school reported to-day. Among
me locai ions onureu mat 01 t;oinel li. J
Chambers being a donation nf live acres
wat accepted by 1 ha council. The location
though not at central as wat generally de-
tired li an admirable site. Bidi have
already been made lor the city bonds Irom
New York Arrangements will doubtless
be made to begin work on the building in-
tide of ilxty diyi. The cost of the tame
wui not se ten wan uwn or fiocuu.
LOCAL LORE.
The Dallas Bar Wants a Midsummer
Tacatlon.
.
The Rains Case In the -lauds of the
Jury.
Various Other Local Hits auu Haps.
Want a Lay-OrT.
Borne twenty members of the Dallas bar
have petitioned Judge Aldredge of the
district court and Judge Burk of the
crninty court not to hold court during
July and August. Tbey urge that these
courts hava been almost constantly in ses
sion for the past ten months and plead
want of rest. The courts bave taken the
petition under advisement.
The Kalna Case.
The case of the State vs. Sam Rains who
killed his brother llannigan Ruins in Sep.
tember 1882 which hss been on trim for
the past tew days In tne district court was
Armipil hv nniinael veslenlav. Mr. (Mint
county attorney aud XI r Hanson appearing
lor tne prosecution ami utonei w. 1. Craw-
ford for the delense. Able speeches were
made by counsel on both sides. The de-
fense alleged that the deceased had .threat-
ened the defendant's life and had slander-
ed his wife. The case wert to the jury
about 4 p. in. and at a late hour last nielli
it was hung.
That ltolsd Aic faveuient.
Regardless of threats of injuclions aud
suits for dumages Contractor James Harry
commences this morning at the east side of
Lamar street or ICItti and will grade to-
wards Col lege street and complete this sec-
tion of 573 feet tirnt. While this is being
done the property-owners on both sides of
Kim street between I dinar and College
streets will have to see that their curbing
complies with the city specifications iu that
particular. These specifications require
either stone ashphall and cement curbing
four Inches thick three feet long and twenty-two
inches deep laid on a bed of gravel
six Inches deep aud to a straight line and
true grade.
rruperty-owners on uoin sides ot mm
street between Jellerson and Sycamore
streets had best heed this warning as the
bois d'arc paving blocks must rest at the
sides against a firm and solid curb. Before
this paving will be put down however the
house sewer pipea will be put in at proper
intervals and connected with the lateral
pipe down Kim street. Contractor Duvle
laying the fifteen-inch sewer main pipe has
reached Columbia street with the pipe hut
is across Lamar street south of the Town
Branch with his trench. Sander-
son has built about sixtv feet of
the six feet brick drain in Murphy
street and about 300 feet of the 3 teet
brick drain In Cartith street. Without
making any great to do about it and sell-
ing her lands and going in debt Dallas is
doing a great deal of public work in the
right direction and according to well
conceived plans which will ultimately
make her the best paved and sewered
and drained city in the west.
Do not go to the country without a bottle
ot Angostura Bitters to flavor your Soda
and Lemonade and keep your digestive
organs in order. Be sure it is tho genuine
Angostura ol world wide lame and manu'
(act tired only by
Dn J. O. B. Sieqekt & Sons.
liar Meetlug on t e Death of V!. IL Price:
At a meeting of t3 Bar association held
In the district court-room at 4 o'clock yes-
terday evening C. O. lajne moved that a
committee be appointed to draft suitable
resolutions expressive of the sense of the
association on the death of W. H. Trice a
member of the Dallas bar.
C. O. Payne. J. C. McCoy E. 0. Marshall
John M. Stemmons and A. W. Nowlin were
appointed with instructions to draft the
resolutions and report at 2 o'clock this
evening.
On motion of E. G. Bower the same com-
mittee with the addition of J. R. Blewitt.
act as pall-bearers and that they meet at
the lute residence of our deceased brothtr
near the fair grounds this morning at !
On motion of E. O. Bower tint naiocm.
tion then adjourned until 2 o'clock this
evening. June 2th. tV. W. Leake.
V. tl. Morrow l'res't Bar Ass n.
Secretary.
If yon are awoman and would contribute
your influence to redeem humanity from
its numberless ills makn all thlmra
subordinate to health if you possess this
inestimable treasure vou mav transmit tlm
same and vour oilsorine mav ria nn ami
call VOU blessed. To seenrn thin II will lo
well to seek the motherly countenance of
ana. 1 luauam Lynn iiass.
riuokj as Well as Lucky.
Since "Fine Very Fine" has opened his
auction store at the quarters formerly occu-
ied by the Texas Express company he has
tlfimd new life into that portion nf th
city and hai within the brief period ac
quired a collection 01 Household goods
bric-a-brao and w ha' -not that would Iihva
excited the envy of the proprietor of the
Old Curiosity Bhop. Whatever "Fine" un-
durtukes is bound to succeed and Dallas it
to be congratulated on the possession of
such an energetic and indefatigable citizen.
II VOU are chilled or wet thrnnirh. a itnan
of Parker's Ginger Tonic will infallibly
save you from taking cold.
City Court.
City vs. Tom Davis intoxication; fined $1.
City vs. A. 8heDnard. W. Kaln. F. White
and JoeOrelice gaming; (10 each.
i.T .o. vamu trcuiura Amy ivoan
Katie Lee. Birdie Laltiiraw. Minnie I.m.
Stella Wright. Willie Hill. Lena Smith.
t arrie uelmont Lula Fields and Fannie
omitn vagrancy; nncu $7.60 each.
tily vs. I.ula Lerov. vanrancv: dismissed
City VI. Lizzie Handlev. Annie Wil mi.
1.11110 ocou. Keening a soraenv nouse: can.
tinned.
"Brown'i Bronchal Troches am tco1IaiiI
for the relief of hoarseness or snra t brunt
They are exceedingly etTective."-(Christlan
M' .-1.1 r .. 1 .. . I.. .. 1 1
iiviiu wuuini cuaiaiiu.
Divorce Cases.
Mrs. Bell Irby was granted a divorce In
the dlstriot court yesterday from her hits.
band David Irby nn the ground! that he
nau taiseiy charged her after he married
her with having prior to that time been
uncnaste.
The suit of Mrs. C. KUthean iDilmt V
Kilt heau Is on trial. She charges him with
crwei ireaimeui.
For the Poor Farm
Superintendent Kinnln took down to the
county poor farm yesterday aa prisoners
Julia 1'erkint and Leila Joshua colored
who were conviciea anu nneu iJ eaon in
tne county court on the charge or rornlca
tion.
Cantnrla. ''
Old Dr. Pitcher's remedy for tlcklvand
Ir. table children. Ctstoria Is not narcotic
It Is harmless pleasant and nroniDt. Whan
tne child hat health tbe mother can rest
in
A Tardy Train
The east-bound passenger train on the
Texas A feci no wat several hours lata vei-
terday morning owing to a slight washout
west 01 rort worm the coaches were
filled with people en route north to a cooler
oume.
County Court
Jim Henderson
State va
fined 30.
fornication
Htate vt. Julia rerkini fornication; fined
Heart aftVctlons.kldney and liver troubles
uecv neariy one-nan 01 ail mankind
Yet bow many heedlesalv itaaa thronuh 1
shortened life giving no care to thesa com
plaints which caue tbe human tamil aueh
great distress. Does your heart beat Vio-
lently irom tbe least excitement? Have
yon fits of dlttlnest? Does vnur bark ache?
Are your boweltconstlpateil? These ty nip-
toma are tbe first warnings. l)ela la dan.
jrerout. Be wise In time. Regain perfect
umuui ay uaui 1 crown 1 iron Ulltert
LETTER FROM ANjMINENT CHEMIST.
THE TRUE WORTH
O
jr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
1 Chicago UK March 9th. 1888.
ThN Is io state that I have nsed OR. PRICK'S CREAM BAKISO
1'OWUKK IN MV FAMILY In preference to any other for more than TEX
YE US and that I have In that time ANAI.lF.lt numerous samples of the
Mime purchased hy myself for my own use from different places in open
mnrlict and in original package anil that 1 have In every case found It
STU1CTI.V I't liaaud RELIABLE Cream of Tartar Unking Powder COM.
I'Ulsr.lHif I'lllir MATERIAL and FREE FROM Ammonia A Inm or KWU
TEH Vi lOS of nny kind as well as from any thing-In the LEAST INJUR.
IIII S OR :i.U: TIOX AHI.K. In every case 1 have found this article to be
so rnniniiseil. ns to yield the LARGEST PERCENT At; E of CARBONIC ACID
and tiicn fnrp of EFFECTIVE- FORCE consistent with the composition of a
I'l'ltE Crt nnt nf Tartar RAKISH POWDER of fjjQOD KEEI'IMj QUALITY.
Raving compared this with other well known rival link lug Powders. I llnil
tint It Is EXCELLED HV SOSE OF THESE and that it Is SUPERIOR to
that most advertised. In the fact that DR. PRICE'S IS A PURE Cream of
Tartar HAKISO POWDER instead of being compounded In part of Ammonia
which. I consider objectionable in any Raking Powder.
G. A. MARINER
Analytical and Consul ting Chemist
raelllo KipreHH Company
The I'acilio Express company have pe-
fectcd arrangement! with the Gulf Colorado
& Santa Fe road to run Its cars and do busi-
ness on the main linn all its branches and
leased lines which will give the express
company a greatly increased territory in
which to operate. The cars which iilbe
used are already equipped aud painted and
will be put on the road the 1st of Jnlv. The
company is and has been operating between
i-Miias nnu uieunrne under a tormer lease
with tue old Chicago Texis & Mexican
Ceni.al road which was purchased by and
is now known as the Unit Colorado ASauta
Ke road. The 1'acllic Express company is
the progeny ol Gould and the oDnosition
expret.8 company to the Texas Kxpresa con
iiaiiy wuicii runs on uie Houston iV: Texas
Central railroad which in H iint.inptnti'fl
line.
A l'oor Farm Crop.
Superintendent Kinnln olthe poor farm
has threshed his wheat cron of twenty
aores which gives an average yield of
rm . auu a nun oiiaueis to t '6 acre. .
uc muiu ia large aim well main red.
The
cotton and corn on the farm as well as the
crop generally Is looking well and wiih
any tiling like a good Season a splendid crop
will be raised.
(fholsva (Cute.
Or.Vorthiiigtuhs
( (HOIERA ( RAMP
AND
IARRH0EM ORE
USED
Jj 07ZK 15 YEA 1. ta
Tba beat remedT far t'bolort. I'mmim. IHMrptirv.
Hrrntrr humwrrt'omplntnt lt -.utpulM and of Are
ir ft ana uou'ii. inirbjiKt'a in in Army
irernl U. H. A. . 'oontmetiiled lit tu.
fVrrti Furvatnr-OCBtM-tl Han. Kenoeth Knvnrr. Hliftttr
II. rt. TreMiiry ."mcj othfrn. 1'rtet Vet. Hul4 by Drutirtttit
mi nitiera. unit genuine ir our n ..ri'tt mnwn ui ttnitic solo
Kopiirun TH( CHAIIES A.VQQEtEl OOMfANV. .
'ill tiMiiaa. tin . 1 . n a
JBklUcv lent.
THAT "KNOWLEDGE 18 POWER"
KFKD8 NO rKMON'STATKIN AND III! WHO
BY KXrKRIf.NCK KNOWS THE VALUE OF
TARKANT'8 RKL1.KK AI'KHIKNT DOES
NOT NKKI) TO 1IKTOLD THAT HE HAS IT
WITHIN HIS PDWEH TO WARD OIF FE
VERS BILIOUS ATTACKS HK.lDACHES
AND ALL TUK ILLS ARISING FlttlM A DIS
ORDERED 8TO.M Aim LIVER OR BOWELS.
A TEASI'OONFUL IN A ULASS OF WATER
IIEFOKK EATING A ITS L'KE A CHARM
AND NO WIS-K MAN WILL BE WITHOUT IT.
FOR PALE BY ALL DKl'iiCHSTS.
?totcttcv g tttcs.
llootetier'sSiom
aca Bitters meet
the requirement
01 tne rational men
Icat philosophy
which al present
Prevails li ii 1
perfectly pure vog-
etatnc rcmeuv.eni'
bracln tho three
iuimrmuh finitjr-
Uve. a tonic anil
' an alterative. It
rortltles tho body
against dlnease in-
vigorate! and re
vitalizes the torpid
felts
tomaeh ana liver
and envcta a salu
tary change in the
eunro system.
. For sate hy all rtmreliitnan't dealers rorjcrlly
MILITARY PICNIC!
AT
SHADY VIEW MM
DALLAS TEXAS
July 4 1883
BY THE
Lamar Rifles g Queen City Guards
To commence In the morning with parade by
i'iiiiimi i. iiiv i'i-ariiiii-in nun 1 ivip eivicties
to continue al the grounds. Keaillnv n im
ciaratlon of ludoiiendence and orations from
Srnmluent speakers after which will be Intro-
nceil all the old-tlmo Knglhh and Scottish
sports for which liberal prlteswlll beoft"ered
I'erformnr.ces by tho Dallas Turn Veriest and
other well-known athletes of North Texas In.
eluding the celebrated ' l.vihclle RvhlblHon"
Ilaso Ball Match Kat Man's Usee Hack llaee
llmbre'laRace Wheelha'row Race Koot Race
tro yard bssn-tvest two In thre. Ureasv IM
i limbing and Tug of War to poneludd with
Press Parade and Kxhltiplnn Drill and at
nliht with Hrll lam lllumliialloaand hill.
For particulars ice small bills.
com. . com.
Lamr hides.
U. N. Oulllman
tl. K Cornwall
John W. Ovsrand
C. K. Claop
M. K. TliorburrJ
J.C. Turner
... . Q'teon Cltv Ouards
W. V. Ilawklus
J. II HeCalin
M. Ketrhum
Ike bmh
h L Vincent
X -
(lun Column.
AFTER business hours or more
properly peakln a at night the bu
siness office of the HtRALD here-
after will be moved to the editorial
rooms np ateira 10 aa to accommo-
date those who desire to transact
with the paper any business at alate
hour those therefore who find
the bnaineas office closed intheeven-
inga will apply to the foreman of
the HERALD after this hour in the
editorial rooms who will attend to
the matter in hand
IRottes.
NOTICE Advertisements may ne Banded Into
our business office up to 8 p. m. acd into tbe
com iw-lnir r om iid to 1 a. n.
NOTluK'TO CONTRAC'TOKa SEALED i'UO
poaalu tor the election of the Muc ianu'
Exchange will be revived hv tlm hili.im
and P neclllcations can T. . .f ih ein..f 1
committee until S p. n .. JULY w. im. Hans
m. i.naur An hitect WJ Main street. All
bins to he addnsted: "Proposals for Bu lding
uivit.Mau-n r.Aeiiaiiitr BI1U 16I( Willi me HCC-
retary of the Excitants. Tho Vrehantra ...
serves tho rlfht to reject anj and aU bids.
.1. it. bOH.NKlUKIt Cnatnnan.
Ep.Jl. Km.i.v Secretary. J'uJtMw
VTOTIth-AlL PERSONS HOLDING CLAI.M8
i.1 agalunt Moon & Itnrnott late contractors
o e Texas Trunk Ballioad will please pre-
sent them to 1110 at my office (115 Elm street.
ualiac Texan for adjustment and settlcmnt.
ilL-TL.?.'.' H.?iA!onyJ?r Moon Burnett.
V 0 1 IUK citizens or strangers wishing; ui hi-
ll vest 111 cltv real entate. farma nr wiih Unriu
arc respectfully invited to call at our office No
Toil Main street and examine our UMs. maps
ami abstract" of land titles. The best of refer-
ence Klveu. JONEH&MUKPHY Keal Estate
A gems.
mUceUatutm 3latxt
WANTED BY'A GENTLEMAN ANDLADY
one or two nice lumUhed amith nnmi
conv.nli nt tothe I'ostofflce. Address X.. He--aid
Office. JU11;M f
WANTED A YOl'NH XIAN THAT UNDEB-
StailllS the nurpnrhnraMB in nin mubu
himself useful about the place and must bo of
temperate habits. Inquire at Robert OriIi u's.
r.im street. tmi27.4i
11 ANTED A GoOD SERVANT TOCOOK
vv anil wash for a sma 1 tamllT- Anumiatii.
referen tea required. Apply 10 JONES A MUB-
I'll K Keal Xtlate Agents. Office No. 70S Main
treot lunjfi.tr
WaNtEb-A GOOD BO.-K KEEPER WITH
good reference a ddrc.su box No. 74.
WA5;l';Yo.! 10 '!0P at 'he NATIONAL
HOTEL. ilrt-elaB eenmmnrf.iinn.
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWK.Nl Y-riVE CENTS PER DAY. PoSrd and
odKlnir from 14 .50 to $7 per wee . The build-
ing is brick with three stairways In cane of tiro.
Located in the business portion of the city only
one square from street-car line and one square
from Teas ii Paclfio and Missouri Paciflo Depot
(on ven lent to passengers coming or going over
either road ulve us a trial and be convinced
that yon cao get good accommodation and save
money by stopping at the National W. W. Ward
fyvnt- lauu-lyr
ov Jiate.
nOK 8 ALE A WELL-ESTABLISHED LOAN
V office ai a bargain; no old goods Aadrusn
V. O. ltcix 3J7 I)i ins. 11 Texas. JunJi-ti
LOB b A he VALUABLE ELM STREET
X DrOPeriV. Noa 7lil ami -.117 -thi. n .1...
111 nn ui viiy. Apply io J W .
Sirauf. or K. U
Moore or J. S. Wltwer.
Juu.lliu
rut SALE OR LEASE-THE TRINITY
1 Mills nronertv. IK milea iinrihwuBt nr n.iia
011 the Missouri Pacilio railroad containing tut)
v.vo v. .Mil. xiv iu uiiiilVHllon PHIS1KH) in tllll-
biT; together wiih llourlng mill Ac or will tell
tlio mill alone or lease 1 he same for tho sea'on.
Address T. (). T. KENDALL 40:i Main street
DallasTex JunlB-lmo
L'Olt SALE-KE-IDHNCE At CORNER OF
A. UarwiHid anil Woinl atr....ia v.. .....
anplv toUKOKGKN ALDHIIHiE. Innfi.ln
It OR .-ALE-A GOOD FARM uONTAINlNti
A IviO acres. 4 miles south nf ruiim n..
prairie; '100 scros enclosed; IM in cultivation
remainder in ffraaR. Avriaiin an.i...
8 houses on the premites; 70 acres in the Umber
w .ui! un ran lerms: price. WM ner acre
Apply to D KINtlf 626 llarwool Mreet ir'
1 RATHER & ARDRY Elm street miyStf lm
1
.OR SALE MY HESIDHNCK.f.oa Ktiviv
street. M. M. NEWSOM.
may9-'.l
W0t Hew.
V vi'Er IX2 ''OOMS-FURNlSirEDOR
U(iLiU18HtJj southern tioomre. with
or without bjsrd
ADply at 1!2S Main street
uaiias
jnn"9.l
K" St. T.T ro tstii0 AUGUST
building; lion front lofty eelllnm; 60x81 sod
vajd In the rear; No. 7.W & Ki Elm street. ThU Is
111 thocentoroi biu'uess and a choice location.
'W."?.001"8- APP'o RICHARD COHEN
1.1O A: 7.12 Main sfeot I'lllaa JUu2t-"
LiOU RENT A FLAT OK SEVEN K.OOMS
T trontlng south with a water and closet.
im same noor opposlui Postoolce. Inquire al
City National Bank.
may 29 tl
rrtKrl.
V T K A V E u 0 N K T w 1 iVYTf ATPoLrT"f 11 iV.
win. ".ir"?1!; brllle r 'Iflht shoulder
lth stool leg; had halteron. Finder will rtcelvc
11 iT.". by retuinliig her to mo. 1. B.
U A 1 V..M ( nil"?
SVottiu to gtrxA.
t;on i.CN-iMRKPiKrwn!Nb
p t.'iOO.Otiti on land lots o unly bonds and
land notes at reasonable rates aud sstlsfactory
uTS n J "!?. B "IMPfWN. for Scottish Am
j '"i 'i i-aiern aiort.
J'o. limited; for Dundee ilort
"n""'!- . Jim 8
LUitr.8 hlitUIATKli-Ono to live yeaia'
tlnio. Laud notes or deed of trust required
. m-iuiuy. iexas 1.01 n Aseuey Corsicana
. may9-tf
ii.ij. to LKNutln one to dve years'
...... i-nviiiiuiii rnii'H. i I. neiiesiov.
goner l manan-r Dallas Texaa. "vKm"'''
I ad loan j j. b.
WalkluiA Co. Dallas
1J TdX
I0D 19 U
jOttltV to LKND-R. D. Coughaaour.
feh7 tl
SAVE YOUR MONEY
J'jon aro going to the Mineral Wells In Pain
?.'L"TyLbun.y' on the
iiVin.. J7..'." " ut 11 0ooyouarellabii
...... uiuiie mere aro always a suf
fM uA ll'T10' h"'k" at "llroid siatlot
(Mlllsap) to convey you to the well wltbi-
relay they charge itt cents extia if ye-
your ticket on ihe train '
PECK'S iJLFili!L FUN
i ?" a Joke Hi evory tiara. ' U '
aijili and a laugh in every line Oniaii.
Ul ?r nU HOY AMI.
etLmVarir'n""'-
WANTKYrT:Jnl..DJ f- 1 AtlKNT
rVii:?'' T"m" and 1 aughahie I lnaate
noiauuds-enrecholceofierritorT """""a'0
. a fKAiii a co at louit Ma
proclamation.
PRiH'I.AV AI10S BY TU G0VEK.V04 OF
TEXAS.
Wbiksas a Joint resolution was passed by the
eimuouui Kg. mature en ue iwvuiy-eni oat
of Marca A. D. r-quiring a gtsneral eleti-
for the adopuon or rvjec Un of th amendmm
u.thec.n.umtioUot iheiUteolTa.as here-
ui tui vu wwu:
Juiiii itrauluuous amending Motions 4 and 6
orriitl7 of the oouautuuou of the suite cf
Texas.
bection 1 B It resolved by the legMatnre of
the tlaie of Texas Tht weliooi 4 aud a. aru-
elei. ot the cou.mulioQ of ihe atate of Texas
be ameDded so aa to read as follows;
Sec. 4. The luda herein set apart to thepub-
hr free school fund shall be sold under tueh
regulatlona at such times ana on such terms as
may bepn-avrlbid by law; aud the legislature
ithull 1UH h.. nut.r In mtmttt tiv n.11mi i. i r
ehasira thereuf. The compboller shall Inveat
Fur. ntil. mm
etllli'iilinn hMrvin
ihe I' nited Stales
lit AAf.l afiM ... I
uuder sueh reatiictlous
law ana ine
iflVMlmunl.
Sie. 6. All landa heretofore or hereafter
grauted to the several counties of this slate for
educational piirpuaes ale of rlabt the property
of said counties respecUvely to which tney were
sranieil. anil titlA ihMrwtnia vmimI in hai.i rnn.
tits and no advene potseatiou or limitaliou
shall ever be available againat the title of any
county. Eah couiuy may sell or dispose of iu
landa in whole or in part in manner to be pro-
vlded by the coinmissioiiera' court of the couu
I iiku ui iic wiituiinsiuucta Lnuri ui iiiv llllu
ty. Actual tetilen residing on said landa shall
to ' ' IU HI. 1 IVI HKUIUIJUii;UIU U1C
same to the extern of their settlement not to ex-
ceed one hundred and sixty acres at the price
tixtd by said court which price shall not in-
clude the value ol'exlsdug Improvements made
thereon by such sett nr. Said lands aud the
proceeds thereof when sold shall he held by
ai" il counties alone ss a trust for the bcnerlt of
Ifuviiv M:niwia Hiritu; iu unn'eUUS HI 09 in-
vested in bonds of the 1'niU.d Stales tbe slate of
iu! .'i luHiiut's in huu siaw or ia sticn omer
seiniritles and uuderaui'h restrictions as may
lie itri-aerllifil hv Ihw inl 11m fi..iinii.u ...ull v.
resiKinslbie for all investments; the Interest
iiien-uu auu oilier revenue excepi U10 princi-
pal shall be available fund.
Sec. 2. That the governor of this state shall
issue his proclamation m'dorlug an election to
be held on tlij second Tuesday iu August A. I"
;ii unit: m iuiei;uiug nmeiMmenib
shall be suhmitted for adoption to ihe qualified
electors of this state.
Sec. 8. i hat those voting fr the adoption of
said amendment to section 4 shall have written
or printed on their ballots the words: "For
ameiiumem 10 section aruoie 7 or the ConsU-
tutiou:" and those voting against the adoption
of said amendment 10 section 4 shall have writ-
tan or printed on their ballots the words;
"Against amendment to section 4. article 7 of
the Constitution" and those voting for tne adop-
tion of said amendmeut to section 6 shall have
written or printed on their ballots the words-
"For amendment to section 6 anicle 7 of the
Cnustiltu on;" and those voting against the
adoption of said amendment to section 6 shall
uavu written or priuieu on meir ballots the
won s: ' 'A gainst amendment to section 8. arti-
cle 7 of the Constitution.
Passed March 21 A. 1). m by a two-thirds
vote of all members elected to each house.
And wherjaa on the twenty-third day of
M tt roll nt I hu sum a onsa Inn nt uaI.I I i i .
Va ts.v oi-onuiuM Brtiu icKiumiure. a
joint resolution wai paH.ed reqiriu a general
elect ton to be tauldihroughoHttbtt sUte for the
n.iuniun ui irjcctwuui elU aUlUUUOlfDt U) lUe
1 Vllitilllttllnn nt l aiotr. xt Tu.a. I .
et astu vi a tsi uvrem net
forth to-wlt:
lolut r6olutlon to amend section 9. article 8
Of tho rnnniniHi.n nf iha tiiuin TAVn.
Seetion 1. He it resolved by the legislature of
tne emivui icAtw t u Btt uuii anicle o of the
Constitution of the tate of Texas be so amended
as herealter to read as follows;
ARTICLE 8.
"Sortinn 0 Thi atala lav An i
elusive of the tax neccssaty to pay the public
"v toavr u.v.v iucu iur .ne Deueut
of puolic tree sehoo'it shall never exceed thirty.
ft Vii until a itti tKuiim nun.) mnA -t..l . '
. uv yuv mumicu utnmrs valuation:
and lo county city or town Bhall levy more
-"...- inj or county purpo-
ses and not to exceed lltteon cents for roads
..... ... um uuuuieu uouarsvalna-
... u..iwY1UDH.JU-iim ouois incurred
nrl.tr I. llta iiliiA.. ... .1.1. - .
the erection of public buildings street sower
aud oilier permanent improvements' not to ex.
Hood liVA'il..nv.fimil.ni 1A u . .
j. .. v . uuo uuuurea uoi-
lars valuation in any one year and except as is
i" vuunuwiuuu uhivi n lev fVlUeU.
Sec. 2. That the governor of this state be
an I ha ! haul.. vam.lnJ 1 .... I t. . 1 . '
...U v a ur.L.j "luHi-u iu buuujii me lorego-
ing resolution to a vote of ihe qualified electors
of this state on the second Tuesday iu August
o tk.i ! . .
. r..7"r.;.".Vr". .".'
o ui mo oiMisuitiiioa sna 1
base written or printed on their ballot the
WLrdB "for amendment to Section 9 ArUcle 8 of
tliecoustltuilon." and those voting agaln't the
adoption of HecUona ArUcle 8 of IheTnAitu"
adopiton of Section ArUcle 8 of the constltu
Uon. shall have written or miniiwl nn ihai. k.i
lots tho words 'ag iii.st amendment to Section
9 A i tide 8 if the constitution." u
Passed March 2l A. D. lust by a two-thirds
vole of all members elected to each house
Allll wh.l.uua nn lha.l.ll J.. .. . .
.... ".vni.iun.j u April OI
e same session pt saiq legislature a Joint r.'so-
""nwf.a.'.P!elB:iu Dn c'G-ral olection
iu w ueii inreui;iiiiiifc iae state or Te"
adoption or tt. "iou of an amcudme
tiuhin Ues.ateofTexa.".M 3
of tbe etii-iiiiltnn nf th. muiu it Tav...
seciii u i Belt nsolvert by the legislature ot
the stall or Texas: That Boeilou 8 of Aiti. le 7
ol ihe constitution ot the stale of Texas be so
amended a to hereafter lead a s follows:
"?cc. 3. One-fourth of the re veuue derived
from the stats occupation laxea and a poll tax
ui i.i:u uonar on every maie liinamtant of th
state between theaB.'sof twenty-one and . iy
yean shall he set apart annually for the bene-
nt ui uiv puiiitu irtrtj ocuooiri ami in iiduiuon
tht-Mtfl t l-i at r it tthull Kn liming ..n...
annuiil ad valorem state tax of auch an amount
nut w cacitii twtjni) cuius on we one huutlrfU
tlolUrs vahmtton. nat with the available ficlinol
f 11 ml iiriMllitr fritm all nthur HMa. ...in i. .i
V a ivi.tvw mil UWHUin-
ciinttomnintalnand support tno public free
nliiuil. nf Uila .lain In. . ...... I .. .1 ..
. ................ . inn jess man
six mouths in each year and tho legislature
may also provide for the formation of school di.
trlcts within ad or any of tho counties of this
Mine uy general or gperiat law. without the
local notice required in other cases of special
legislation ana may authorise an a Idltional an-
nual ad valorem tax lo be levied and collected
within such school districts for the further
maintenance of public free schools and theirec-
tlou of school buildings therein; provided that
iw-...B u. uuiuiiieu iroiriy wx paying
voters of the district voting at an ehctiou to be
held tor that pu pose shall vote such lax not
". j '-'iiij cents on tne
one hundred dollars valuatiou of tho property
siiupi iu II1..I.UUII iii nneu uisiricti rut Ihe it ui
Initiomipon the amount of district tax herein
... "u. bjhiij w iuciirioraieii ciuea
or Uiwna constituting separate and Independent
school distrleta"
Sen. 2. 1 but the governor of this state shall
Iskiio his proclainatlnn ordering an olection to
ne iiuiu uu iuu -teuuu t uesuay ill August. A. 1
I8.-H at which timo the foregoing amendment
.hull liA Biihmitl ri fnr ailnnllnn 1... IV... nit...i
.................... ... .uvt.uvu Uj luvuuiuvu
eleeUns of this state.
Bee. 3. That thosovollng for the adoption of
lliA amfliiilin.ini In Uuilln U .W.ll I :..
nuIVu uuiiii w wwu a nnmi uav Written
or printed on their ballots the word ' for amend-
won. IU auiiiuu a nriieiu f ui lllo I'OnBlllUtlOn
school tax." and thosa voting sgatnst the adop-
ilou of said amendment shall have writteu or
prliile.t on their ballots Ihe words "against the
amendment to Reel Ion 3 Article 7 of Ihe con-
tlltutlon school tax."
i-asscu apriiBin a. u. iras dv a two-thirds
vo'e of all members elected to each house.
Auu nuutM uu lucsiVTtllia "ay Ol April
of tho ssme session of said letlalattire i Joint
resolution was pasted requiring a general elec-
.In.. .A tu. V 1 1 It. . 1. .. -. - . . - . m .
nun w i .tin mivupiiiuui mo aiaiv oi i exas inr
the adoption or rejection of an amendment to
Ihn onnallltitlnn tt thn itatAAf r...a b .. .
... ... .. v. .-- - ... V. Q Ul'IQUI
set forth to wic.
J lnt rcsoiu ion proposing an amend me tto
artlclo 5 of tho state constitution diminishing
vnu iiuuiuci vi Hjiui ui vuiinij VUliria.
ojcMou i. nu i. reaoivu1. oy tne legislature or
nn buivq vi Aua inn. niuuiu o UI lue eoilSUtU
mvu vi .uv .w b.i.ii ua .uiriiiieil OV BUIIlOg
thereto another aecUon which ahall nail tn.
tuna .
tSec. 29. The county court shall hold at least
ivui iviiubii win vi. w nnu ui iiuiuai uiiniiiess
anneally as may be provided by the legislature
nr hv tho nnmlnla8lonel nnnrt nf ih. mu.i.
nuuvr a- 11111117 vi law ami aiieu Ulllttr verms
.suit v-ai aa uiaj un uicu uy lllo commission
nr' court; proviaed the commissioners' court of
. .1. i.tlllll. h.ulll. flvn.1 11 H..A n .. .1
u. wui. f v nu liiuea auu
number of terms 01 the raun'y court shall not
year Haid conn shall dispose of probate busi
niiau iiiuBpmu .nu mini .uut-auintuuaui one
ness either iu term lime or vacation uuder such
resolution as mav be nresorlbeo hv law Pniaa.
cutlons may bu commenced Iu said courts In
auch maimer as Is or may be provided by law
nun ainij iiiviviii .nnii miliar oi aa UIHu
Until other Ise provided the terms 01 tho coun-
ty court shall be held on Ihe Hr-t Monday In
February May August and November and re-
uinill 111 ae-.inu .11111 wewa-.
u n n 11. ... 1 -u.ll 1. - ...1 . .
I--V a. ..un .'ruilllicill l.lfll Ut tllUinitteU
on the secoud 1 ucs lay In Auguat A. D lkM.
Passed April 11 A D. 1-Kt by a two.tuirdl
vote or all mambe-t elected to each house.
And. whereas the last above named resolu-
lou fallt to preserlbo the e dorsemeni to be
nrl"tcd or written on tickets ii Is hereby or-
iered thill those voting for tho amendm- nt to
artlclo 6 ol the constitution shall have printed
or written on their ballots the words ' for
amendment to arilcli ft of the constitution "
nd those voting against the adonlion of saH
4inendnirnl shall ha-e printed or w Itt.non
heir ballots the words "analnst tho amend-
tin. luaiiiticuui til. wiinu 11u.Hl.
And whereas each of the fiinrnlnr
reviilui oiia makes It ihe duly of the )c- .rtitfr to
i.-r a nTiainnuii Tiit'nilB; anitl -itT uiiq
iriunn tne seeonn Tiiesdav I" Attguai
m 'or Ihe adcpiHt " -.jcttnn ol
M'sedainendmems to ! J coiiailiiiiiyiv
Now. Iherelnr t ' h" lrlandt
r.... i. .in. iica wl'h iv
jrt t'llll ui
llV
;." hn
la- f C.l.t.
".Un..
Texas. Iu : ice wl'h Ur tlltmr2'. om.. "
aid lolit "luiiois. and-ur ... Ton.
..MerfuganeV
rut Oiti
I
in -T
vdoDtktB or rt- lb- i - VrTTk? IT.TT7 '
nenu wti. risutoUoaT aauua-
--aiu umH)n oau ne hem at the seve-aj twU.
hia n irrioi th..ui. . . :rrmi pou-
. . ".i. ..iviuts ol tha saw
SSfn I -H.01? ta" of auST
.iZfu?' lth - Pisious oi u!
iu tfftttmAnv V. . .
aigoed m name and c.hV
of th. state to be affixeAVttheSl?
Of AUMIQ. thia r.. .1 t."al
IL- S.
UlbM. June a.
By the Governor?11 LXX Governor.
locahoIdcts' mcctintY
U LF t OLORAtMj 4 8A.NTA VlTi Vn i
1 vmnsnv. ta-.J.!.. iA'AILvl4V
exas. May R lKs-L-x.f Xrace! -lve.ton.
termining as to th r .it?niia"lD d de-
compleUng improviig L .."""""ctinr.
way by the issuance wam? rt'i"11 iu
Company f taT&tll
.". ?.Utt. of thousand
I the main Irurk nf Bki.i . her mile
tiructed. and to beronstriieted 'i'wey con-
" branch lines of said RatiwaV "''ed. and
' ruu forfony years fromo-nth bonus
bear interesim the rate of DerVU J' )8)iJ "d
n"m payable semi.antm.n. .Ln Per an-
""" i'""! ' ue umiteit as follows v . . '
ceed 000 per mile on or before ihe li
cember. lssf - an.i a.i.n.i-. "; ne31st of Da.
aggregate ot 'all said Ifc Jnd V'0 "lt
.hall no exceed amo'int p"? mile"!'?
before ih riom. f..M.l.v-..'ule ami oh or
pleted railway to be asl ed i.? "'.PIU-
of the President and Chief r b cert'fi'e
Company. Ud the pat.eit ?' Ul
scenred by a Swond tS iiLJ"d j01109 u be
onall UieWv.frawhteS'JJ"
-aid('nmna. V- an Property of
of said Railway (tompVny. Z.V' ttt"rtW '
therallwavNwaj.ndra w'lh U
bridges viaduct ' culveri. fence. Mr"'k' r1".
titres ol every kfid all "? .ud luc-
engine oSSSa houe'
chine shops wster taika .nd?n hou8'"'
lugs together wi n Ss Sr n. LV1'?'; bull-
vouchrra. receipts and assets nf.L af('u'r
leasehold premises uxi T?eery kiu1' all
renu. issues pnifiu J.uie. l"come tolls
all which Affi pyS3 Sre?ied nr11'erii-
promrty and all other "real and ii?Ifinl'fi nd
eriynow or at any time belouS ou' proP-
long to said Compki y with i JJ .r to be-
thereto together with alt the nRpp lrenane
ture franchises and char errrt Kut nd f-
and immi.nliics"which "Sw do '( priTllt
may belong to or apDerta? i . JiV a"y tine
incfuding the franchise h h.r-6aid "Panr
It is nndSrstdod that the lm6F'na- Bu
donatlonorherwise ewlTK"
for some of the purnosis hnPii 0tt cinlred
a..d used in coPecK wlm Sa1d0rKeQiied'
the operat on thereof arennt nlKRBllwsy
nor Intended so tobe hereby ojaeyed
rnavM-S.1t u h riTn. -
- i n.i.r.r.iv Kf-.i
Smith's Ettacfof May Flower
The Time Tried and Unlver.aUy Approved
..vU.u ur au diseases of the Blad-
der and Kidneys.
It Posltlvalv r.... ...
ure All other
Remedies Have Failed to Pro-
duce Kellef
'Brleht'iTllaDau
scoiirage. which anaw. iu:'rL. 'eaniu-
conditions beam1. KI nor
for the want .! a sease only
wnrk it. ;.2L "mel7 attention. If allowed to
ZaJH Ves. ""cnecked until It SubMen-
fktl?S?S SS.-'!!1".. f.t- vlcun. no mtdldl
an .11 Kold; f clalt'lte prw.i'na
A timeiv uaeof "ytbe thouw.d.
Smith's Extract of May Flower
Will noaltl1. . "ner
km neni IhnH.7.SrK!"lJH- and quote such
eminent authnHiTi.'Kr'JK-.". V nch
sciicral olection Tan. Conn and be Kin- fn Ive.?- ot Ncw H-
."'!!' Dl.t'oryTs vo i?.1??'"
im. 7 Conn r and ul 'ZIZ S-"ivef- 01 New Ha-
lgffS
mitv Tin k .
Smith's Extract af Mnv PuJa.
prows in ftew Fonndland la ffiaSfSlnto md
Kentucky. It i 1 diuietic and astrinent In ?i2
properUee aud has frrquently brer fused in
great ml mitiuu in m.i! ' "I:1" 'ea o
Sealri an?Si tnllT"111' bpt'n u"d
uii?r !ST5f - D'Rrrh03 and Bowel Com
n the back and loins 'in cashes of weak and del-
causes her lo shrink frTm uCwspS'SibTi fh
we might publish hundreds ""tesrtmouS il
Plniw .iT. r.P"l' Mav
bottle it i...nV. . ' 'u'neolrcu'ar around ihe
ooiue. it Is youra lochnnaA hiu.A
- ...vvu
Heslth Happiness and Life.
Disease Misery and Death.
Prennrprl n l v.. o u a 1 l n ..
ton. K'v K.r V.u.l 'afi-J Bra" viDB-
NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
BIDS ARE INVITED FOR THE CONSTitUO
TION OF A
COURT-HOUSE FOR HARRIS COUNTY
Estimated to Cjat from 175000 to 100 00a
Ralls Vilrll raa a i . .. '
on or before " v"""' """Wunty
12 M. July 3 1883.
!t?2X2!mE!S-to V nmst
i... .c "" aeiiiex or arati ror a per
cent of theamou .tof said bid eerllded to hv
soma reanniialh a KanV .. :.i .. . i 1 '
ve'ope indorsed "Bids for leu" -honse"
Thn lii iilor tn mV-am l . . .
win h. .t J 7 4 w uuuiraci awtrnod
") a ivun'iiwuir inn in bivp Minn
j;r.C. ? --iai be fixed
s.Vi -mi louri; wnerention
lliii hl??' ? 1 ""fdlohlm otherwise ii
.....r i... eonnty. inechectl
edto tK ownfrs accepted will be return-
i . ?a.mA patenalt rum shod
and luwrought tmo the bnildlng and labor per-
ISVhl V i .W0!.k P.rotr"" u the certltlrate
J "W'tat'ndont fu sums of not less than
ffi I'XIZ' ou1 each estimate
wh on wlil be reserved until final payment
Plans and printed sped: cations are Iu the of-
flee of Ihe ar. hlt.ct B J Uuhamel and also In
the County desk's ofllce where they can boex-
amlned and estimates made therefrom.
Th. f-mtniw nf I ! ... I - . ....
Ject anrci afl u?
Tr..n. i" e hamdlen. County Judge
nouston June il ltwa. Junii-lDt
aducttisetnents.
THE QIIM ONE MILLION
I III. UUIl A WKKk.
Decided opinions exprocsed in language that
nan h. nnil....i.n. il. .. .... . ... ll
........... tn.nn uu 'I1IU MPa ItlCl'Ht ES
most accurat lutel'lgetice of whatever ivt
wide wor'a It worth attention. ThatTnat
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