Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 351, Ed. 1, Wednesday, July 1, 1885 Page: 2 of 8
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WKDIESDAV MORNING dmV
Idrthero bo no niUunderatandliiK
on this point Tcxia Intemlu to pro-
tect her women
Jen Hracio of Wisconsin hohis to
havo boon onouf the fortunate men
whom Providence endowed with ii
nuino to lit
Uockwall county can rent Ita Jail
out for a corncrib They have no ueo
for It A niiui ban to got out of the
county to got drunk
Dana would rIvo IiIh eyeH for Dem-
ocratic defoiit In Now York thin year
ft ha been ho longHlnco liehaa been
alio to nay I told you bo-
A JAiANian Htudent Iibh tulten llrnt
honors at tho IiruuHwlok N 1 col-
lege This shown the roBOurccs of tho
country to which our Dick has koiio
A Hunhian colonel gota WOtl a year
If all tho American colouela were Hal
nrlid at tho ruiiiq rate UiIh country
would go into bankruptcy In III sec-
onds
Tun troublo Into which Hecretary
Ityard has got himself about his
grandfather aliowa how daugerotiH it
1h fur a politician to bo troubled with
n mccatry
Tin olllcoholder who knows and
admits that ho Is a partisan is not half
aoti eiifdv as tho ono who attempts
to climb over Into tho back yard of the
Democratic party
Ah rONO as pretty female teachers
are In such demand tho slato might
enhance tho interest and value of the
s winner normals by adding a cooking
fchool department
Tiiiihi Is nothing extraordinary
about tho statement that Secretary
Bayard wears a gray hat Tho gov-
ernor of Texan aporta a beegum of
almost snowy white
Homkimdy has discovered that C <
sr owed 000000 when he crossed
the Hublcou Tho rtafon he crossed
perhaps was that tbn location of Can-
ada was unknown In those days
11 thi mosquito aro half as bad In
New Hampshire as they aro In Texas
thin summer Mr Win K Chandler
would feol much more hilarious if the
mugwumps would return his calp
HliicilNS says that by the ttk of
next March there will not bo a Ho
puiillcan in otllce whero It la potwlblo
t replace him with a Democrat
Tally onco inoro for HlggliiH and ru
form
Thf last man who accepted a poor
ago was horrorstricken to Hud himself
labeled for life tho earl of Iddle
shelgh It Is not necessary for Mr
Oladstono to explain why ho preferred
to remain a commouer
Tin Texas Farmer has pulled In tho
Fulton gubernatorial ktto which It
turned loose some months ago Poor
Fulton ho Is just learning that tho
average granger is aa iloltlo as tho
pretty waiter at a church lta7nr
Nuvv York has been tugglug away
at her new eapltol for twelve or llfteen
years and ha spent as many millions
on It Those who think that capitol
building la as ea y as running up a
Maypolo will
their nilatako
dlsoovor at a glance
Loo an believes Vhat Cleveland is
trying to give tho country a good ad-
ministration Since tho presldont Is
credited with attempting to accom-
plish tho defeat of tho IlliuoN senator
for reelection It is highly probable
that ho Is correct
Tins monthly deficit of 12000 In
tho cash balance of the ponltentlarlcs
la an argument that makes plain the
way to tho uso of granite In tho now
uapltol If tho convicts are to bo in
a largo measure a dead expense why
not employ them In tho granite < tiar
rlei Instead of supporting them In
Idleness
Mai ISuiott has again assumed
editorial management of the Dallas
Herald TuuCUzirm congratulates
the leadera of tho Horald on the
ehauge for it means not only au Im-
provement in edltotiil strength but
THE GAZETTE PORT WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY JULY 1
in tour It Is eafo to say that here-
after tho press of Fort Worth will not
bo forced to tako up tho glovo in de-
fense of dila city against pointless and
very often malicious lllnga at our
pooplo
The Bouth Is going to havo a great
chance in the next congress to lead the
light for honest money and a suspen-
sion of silver coinage Tnero aro ac-
cumulating reaiouB for bollovlns that
tho Bouth will improvo Its opportu-
nity Philadelphia Press
Tho Philadelphia paper will proba-
bly llnd itself mlstaKcn as to Southern
vIowb but the fact that a paper llko
tho Press can attribute to tho Bouth
any purpcBo save the hackneyed
charges of tho Radical papers is an
evidence of progress
Tin habit some Americans havo of
apologizing to a guest for tho poor din-
ner given him Is carried to extremes
n Japan whore the following is said
to bo tho translation of a typical fash-
ionable invitation to dine I beg
paidon for thus insulting you In beg-
ging your company at my houso todln
ner Tho house Is small and very
dirty our habits aro rude and you
may not get anything fit to cat and
yot I hope that you will condescend to
bo present with us at I oclock on tho
Jlth of December
Tho OlvllSorvlce Law
Tho Iloaton Heraldsays Tho work
of Secretary Manning In weodingout
superlluous clerks and other otllclals
whereby tho force has been reduced In
three months so as 10 savo tho govern-
ment about half a million dollars an-
nually In talarles Ib highly and Justly
praised by tho Now York Hun It de
clares this to be real reform tho aort
of reform that tho people call for
Buoh it truly Is but our esteemed con-
temporary omits to btato that It Is re
form made possible by tho muchcon
lemned clvllservlco law That act does
not Interfeie In any way with
tho powor of removal but It
makes appointments by polltl
cal Inllucnco and favoritism
Impossible Under tho latter system
tho tendency was well nigh irreslstl
bio to multiply olllces aud koep them
full Conceding to Secretary Man-
ning all tho Hainan virtue that may-
be claimed for him in the direction
of saving the public money It would
be very ditllcull for him to creato per-
manent vacancies were It within his
power to 1111 them with the favorites
of congressmen Public spirit aud
party feeling untto In lutlueuclug him
to disponso with tho services of all
Huporlluous Incumbents who aro
mostly Hepubllcans and tho civil
service regulations thou protect him
from importunities to llnd places for
workers of his own party The law Is
tho mainstay of reform 1
New Postage Law
Tho now postage law goei Into eli ect
today Tho rate for a letter Is not
reducod but one may send morn
wulght hi a letter for tho satno money
The Irate on IctttiM will bo cents
for tho ilrst ounce and cents for
each additional ounce or fraction of
an ouueo This la a reduction of one
half as tlio ratu at present Is 1 cents
for a halfounco letter A great many
things may be packed Into au ounco
weight and It Is probable the new law
will lead to a largo Increase in the
amount ot llrstclass matter carried
through the malls Thu rato ou sec
ondclass matter Including newspa
pers is reduced from cents to
1 cent a pound Diop letters at car
rierdelivery ctllccs will bo cents an
ounce and at nondelivery olllces 1
cent au ounco A 10cent stamp In
addition to tho regular postage stamp
will insuro tho Immedlalo delivery of
a lottor between 7 oclock In tho morn-
ing and 1 at night at olllces In all
cities and towns of 1000 inhabitants
I his reduction in postage hi con-
nection with tho one madoa few years
ago from 8 to cents evinces a com-
prehensive liberal and wlso view of-
t io postal system aud Is in striking
contrast with the views enter-
tained yoara ago by tho Toombs school
of itolltlclaus Tiik Gakrttk recalls
ono of Hob Toombs speeches on this
subject In which ho opposed postago
reduction Mr Toomln said In tll < ct
that thu postal servlco could not bo
niado solfsustalnlng that tho doll
elency appioprlatlon was made up of
taxes derived from poor as well as
rich that poor people did not write
many let tors aud that tho rich men
who did write tho bulk of tho letters
should pay a high rato In order that
tlioaS who sont tho letters should pay
tho cost ot tho transmission This
last reduction ehows how far wu aro
gutting away from tho To > mbs idea of
tho postal system
Information W auted
Of tho whereabouts of Fred Horton
aged twontyBOVon yuars Last hear
of In Heaumont last fall Any In-
formation concerning him will be
thankfully received at this ollloo Ex-
changes pleaso copy Orange
Trlbuue
DoTclopIng tlio Plan
iiheatou New
Indications are developing that tho
kids contemplato taking cousldor
ahlo dish In Texas politics for the noxt
few years Tho kid programme Is
Olbbs for governor and Setli Shepard
for senator Tho Judges and colonels
may Hud considerable dlltlculty In
whipping tljoklds too
Clga eitoaiuokers pi efer Opera Pulls
beuuiBe they do not stlok to the lips
COURT OF APPEALS
Synopsis of tha Deohions Bendered at
the Austin Sitting of tho
Oourt of Appeals
Made up From tho Fall and Official Re-
port of the Rulings and Opin-
ions Rendered
Compiled fortUe Uixelto
t
Warner v the Btato from Johnson
county Tho appollant In this caBe
was convicted of au aggravated assault
and battory and his punishment was
alllxcd at a line of Jo Tho record
brings up neither a statement of facts
nor bllla of exception In bucIi condi-
tion of the record this court can only
inquire into tho sulllcieucy of tho In-
formation which in this case charg-
ing all of the elements of tho olleuse
is BUfllclcnt tho correctness of tho
chareo of tho court as an abstract
enunciation of legal propositions and
tho regularity of tho proceedings lu
these respects tho record discloses no
error and tho Judgment must bo af-
firmed
ltyors vs tho Stato from Fort Bend
county Tlio appellant lu this case
was convicted ot the theft of a marc
and ho was awarded by the Jury a
torui of llvo years iu the penitentiary
There being no statement of facts iu
tlio record the rulo announced In War-
rens caso supra applies Hut tho
charge of the court la complained of
under tho following circumstances A
former trial of tho appellant at the
pending term of the court upon tho
same indictmentresulted In a disagree-
ment of tho lury InBtoad of writing
a nuw charge tho trial judge took the
charge submitted on tho former trial
from tho papers lu the former case
erased tlio caption so far as it recited
the former term aud Inserted the trial
term Held that tho charge present-
ing the law of the case as applied to
the evidence was aulllcleut Af-
firmed
Itiach vs House from Kinney
county This Is a motion of tho up
prlleo to alllrm the judgment of tho
court below as upon certificate It ap-
pears however upon lnspeclon that
tho judgment rendered In tho court
below was for less than 100 Over
audi au amount this court has no ju-
risdiction aud henco the motion can
not be entertained Cortitlcate dis-
missed
Dangan vs the Pullman Palaco Car
Company from Dallas county On
motion for rehearing A synopsis of
tho original opinion ou the original
hearing of this case reudored at a pre-
vious day of the preseut has
been heretofore published lu tho col-
umns of Tan GAZirriK This motion
for rohoarlug presents no questions
which were overlooked on tho original
hearing but seeks only to bring In re-
view tho questions as thon passed
upon The result of such reconsidera-
tion 1b to confirm the court iu tho
opinions reached on tho original hear-
ing Tho motion is refused
Hobertson vs thu Stato from
Hesquo county Tho conviction in
this caso was had under au Informa-
tion which charged tho appellant
with refusing to work tho public roads
and his punishment was atllxed at a
lino of llvo dollars The principal ob-
jection Is urged to tho sulllcieucy of
tlio Information to charge tho oll ense
It charges uvory constituent element
tf thatoflonseas it is defined by tho
statute and henco Issutllcleut Tlio
wolulit of the evidence aud tho
credibility of tho witnesses were
quostlous alono for tho disposition of
tuo jury aud tho record shows u
siilllconoy to austaiu the verdiot
Afllrmed
iMahlo vm Griorson et al from Pre-
sidio county Thu appellant sued for
damages arising from trespass upon his
uuinclosed land destruction of grass
ami shooting oil lirearms whereby
his cattle were frightened from tliolr
accustomed rauge occasioning plalu
till additional troublo aud oxpeuse lu
gathering aud herding them Tho
judgment wax against plalutltl aud
tie insists that upon the proof ho was
entitled to nominal damages at least
Tho proof showed that defendants
were iiuckshnotlng iu a buggy that
defendants drove ovor tho land of tho
plalutltl once or twice to a pond on
plalntltPs laud and 11 red several
shots at a tlmo whou no cattle woro In
sight and that tho gras3 on tho laud
was of that character that cattle
would not eat it when they could
got any other It was also hIiowii that
plalntill had advertised against tres-
passing upon his premises and warned
tho defendants on that day to desist
which thoy did not do Hold that
thu evldeuco brings tho oisu within
tho rule laid down iu Field on Dim
0S12 that there aro caBes howtver
of such trifling injury that no action
can be maintained thurofor The law
will nllon no remedy to useless and
malicious litigation De minimis nou
curat lex lstho maxim Afllrmed
12ll Buisgs vs lilwards et al
from Milam o unity This sa motion
filed in this court by the appellee to
strlko out the appellants bill of ex-
ceptions tho ground of the motion
being that tlio said bill of executions
was not tiled within ten days after tho
motion for now trial was overruled as
required by law This ground Is not
sustained by tho record Tho motion
for now trial was ovorrulod In the
lowor court on tho tenth day of Feb-
ruary and tho bill of exceptions was
tiled on tho seventeenth day of tho
same month A little careful com-
putation will demonstrate the Impos-
sibility of crowding ten days Into tho
period elapslug between tha tenth and
seventeenth days of a mouth Mo-
tion overruled
Tho Missouri Pacific Hallway Com
paity vs Scott from Boll county
This was a motion filed by the ap
polleo asklug tho court to dismiss the
writ of error It is essential to the
perfection of a writ of error to this
oourt that the citation lu error Bhall
stato tho dato of tho filing or tho peti
tion In error Tho motion alleges that
tho citation not only falls to comply
with this Indispensable prerequisite to
tlio writ but falls to allege that any
petition was ever tiled at all These
allegations In the motion are found to
bo sustained by tho record aud the
court has no option but to sustain the
motion The writ of error Is dis-
missed
Wallace vs the State from Bell
county This appeal U prosecuted to
this court from a conviction lu tha
county court for a misdemeanor aud
the assistant attorneygeneral files u
motion to dlsmlBB tho appeal because
the judgment lu the record contains
no order that tho defendant bo com-
mitted to jail until tho fluo and coats
are paid uor that a capias Issue of tho
defendant was not present when the
judgment was roudcrcd Tlio grounds
of the motion as shown by tho record
aro well taken Such orders were
ueoessary to tho rendition of such a
llnal Judgment as would glvo this
court Jurisdiction on appeal There
being no final Judgment the motlou Is
sustained mid the appeal dismissed
So ordered
Dunn vs Cole from Collin county
Tho appellant sued the appellee to re-
cover damages for cortaln alleged
malicious prosecutions instituted by
aud at tho instance of the appellee
against the appollant The petition
alleged no lDJury to character and no
recovery was sought upon that ground
and thereforo the appellants bad char-
acter could not be proved as evidence
of probable caiue Such proof how
cvor was udmisslblo iu mitigation of
damages Whar Kv Sees 4751
Such bad reputatkn however must
bo general and not confined to a par-
ticular class of persons It was proper
to permit tho county attorney to tes-
tify us to the appellees statements to
him > of the apnellauts sup-
posed violations of tho penal
laws of tho state and it
was for tho jury to determine whether
or uot under tho circumstances the
appellee made a full and fair state-
ment to the county attorney aud acted
In good faith lu the matter Cooiuy
ou Torts 1S2 Appellee as a witness
was asked by his couubcI if he acted
upon a malicious motive iu making
tho utlldavlt Appellant objected
that the question called for thu con-
clusion ot tho witness Tho court
overruled tho objection and tho wit-
ness answered in the negative Held
inadmissible ID Tex 112 because the
question was uot to any distinct in-
telligent fact but sought to draw from
thu witness his inference or conclu-
sion as to his correct understanding of
tho word malice lu such connection
Huversed and remanded
Forbes vs West from JotuiBon coun-
ty This is a motlou bv tho aitpellee
to dismiss the appoal The judgment
In the case was fori200 and for Interest
and costs Tho Interest and costs
amount to 15 The appeal bond
binds tho appollant In the buui of
1500 which sum is not doublo tho
amount of the Judgment for principal
interest and costs That thu appeal
bond shall bo double tho amount of
thejudgment appealed from Ib a man-
datory provision of tho law Tho mo-
tion to dismiss tho appeal is well taken
aud must prevail Appeal dismissed
Hodges vs Peacock from Grayson
comity The parties to tho suit failed
to agree upon a statement of facts but
within tlio tou days allowed by the
court each furnished tho judgo with
his statement propared Tho Judgo
however being engaged lu other of-
ficial duties was unable to prepare
the statement himself within the ten
days Held that tho appellant with-
out fault was deprived of a valuable
right which of Itself will reverse tho
cao 15 Ct App 31320 Pending
tho appeal iu tho county court tho
sow in controversy had pigs and up
polleu by amendment sot up the fact
and asked recovery of the pigs in-
creasing the amount In suit to over
200 Apptllaut moved to dismiss tho
appeal on the ground that the amount
was iu excess of the justices jurisdic-
tion aud appellee again amended re-
ducing tho value ot tho pigs to 150
whou tho motlou to dismiss was over-
ruled Held that it was competent
for appellte to amend as
to the number aud value of the
pigs The amendment did not violate
the rule that a new aud independent
action could not be set up iu tho coun-
ty court on appeal because tho matter
had uo exlstuuco prior to the appeal
and was but the natural lncroaso of
the property pending appoal and hut
an enlargement of tho cause of action
originally stated
Mooro vs tho State from Bosque
county The assistant attorneygen
eral tiles ou behalf of the state his
motion to dismiss the appeal In this
caso In BUpport of that motion ho
tiles proper atlldavits of tho olllcers in
custody of the defendant setting up
the fact that ponding his unpen to
this court after tiual judgment had
been eutered against him in thu court
below the defendant fleet-
ed his escape and that
his return to the custody
of tho law was uot his voluntary act
but the result of his recapture Hav-
ing made his escape pending his ap-
peal the do fondant voluntarily re-
moved himself beyoud tho jurisdiction
of the court and his rearrest did not
reinvest this court with jurisdiction
Tho motion prevails and tho appeal Is
dismissed
Pierce vs tho Stale from Johnson
county This was n misdemeanor con
viction underan Information charging
the appellant In tho language or tho
statute with using tho inhibited lau
guago near a public street A line of
five dollars was the penalty imposed
The question urged ou appeal is that
there was a manifest varlauco between
the allegata and tho probata The
languago was charged to have been
used near a public street Tho proof
showed its use in a house which
abutted on tho street Held that
there was no variauco Afllrmed
Coats vs tho State from Falls coun
ty The appellant in this case was
convicted or tho otr use of betting at
a game known as craps in a public
place aud a flue of t < n dollars waa as-
sessed against lilru The record brings
up neither a statement of facts nor
bills of exception Under the circum-
stances of such a record this court can
only Inquire as to the aulllolency of
tho Information to charge tho oll ense
and the correctness of tho chargo in
submitting abstract questions of law
unless it be apparent that other errors
of tho charge operated to tho probable
injury of tho defoudaut Thelufor
niatlon alleged every essential element
of the oflenso and independent of the
proof whatever it may have been the
court charged correctly the law of
gaming AlUrmed
Wallace vs the Stato from Hill
county A penalty a term cf five
years lu tho penitentiary was assessed
against the appellaut upon his convic-
tion for the theft of a maro Tho malu
question Btught to bo brought In ro
view was the action of tho trial court
in rfjectlng certain evldeuco tendered
by tho dofendaut The record shows
however that this rejected testimouy
was subsequently adduced on the trial
Whether or uot ita rejection In tho
ilrst lustauca was error la Immaterial
HaUng succeeded In getting It before
the Jury Btitject to their consideration
no matter how tho defendant received
thu benefit of it aud the original er-
ror if error was cured and He caunot
bo heard to cotup atn The evidence
in this caso was purely circumstantial
hut was nevertheless fciifllclent to sup-
port tho verdict thu court having
properly Instructed the Jury upon tho
law of circumstantial evidence Af
llrmed
Qnlgley vs the State from Lime
bUiuo county Appollant was tried
under au Indictment which alleging
all tho constituent elements of tho of-
fense charged him with the thoft of a
ycarliui His trial resulted lu convic-
tion and he win awarded a term of
two years in tho penitentiary as pun-
ishment Tho principal ground relied
upon was that atU rney for tho state
in his concluding argument was guil-
ty of an auuso of privilege lu that he
traveled out of tho record and sough
in A manner not warranted by thu
facta to unduly inflame the minds of
the Jury against the defendant But
hold that tho regulation aud limita-
tion of argument is a matter lntrus el
to the sound discretion of tho court
below aud a judgment will not be re-
versed by tuts court because of an
alleged abuse of privilege by counsel
unless it is made affirmatively td ap-
pear that the court abused Its discre-
tion In permitting the line of argu-
ment pursued to the prejudice of tho
accused The record lu this case not
only fails to show prejudice to tie
accused but shows tliat tho comments
of couusel were under tho evidence
prop r aud legitimate Afllrmed
Slawson vs tho State from Robert-
son county Tho appellant hi this
case was proucuted and convicted un-
der nrlclo ISO of thbleuul Code deflu
lug uud punishing the olleuse of dis-
turbing religious worship and was
fined iu the sum of 25 Tlio objection
to tho sulllcloncy of the information is
not woll taken It charges alterna-
tively that tho defendant did ou tho
day alleged hy loud and vociferous
talking willfully Mis tirb n certain
congregation thon assoinbed ftr re-
ligious worship while said congrega-
tion were thon conduct lug themselves
iu a lawful manner Beyond any pos-
sible question the evidence established
the commission of the uHmibe and
that tho appellant was tho person who
committed it aud the charge of the
co irt was unobjectionable Allirmod
Klatsco vs the State from Hibert
soii county Ttie convlotion iu this
case was for a violation of tho Sun-
day law tho charge being that tho
appellant a trader in a lawful busi-
ness sold a certain pair of boots aud
certain calico on Sundsy The infor-
mation was sufllciont uuder the ulu
laid cown hy this court in the case of
Brink vs the State recently reported
and published in theso columns The
remaining questions Involve th > sulli
cl ency ol the evidence to support the
verdict aud tho correctness of the
charge of the court Tho one was am-
ple to establish the olleuse and the ap-
pellants guilty agency and the other
itropurly applied thu law to the facts
in proof AlUrmed
llnkaid Joyce
Have ust received an elegant Hue
center tbl < a in colored marble
WANTEHA
country Good p
ply utJ Mnlu street
Of
CHEAPTOLUIVIN
AdverlUemxentt tinder Atl head will < >
lerted at the rate of five cenli a line each inter
tion teven word to the line No advertixement
inaerted for lest ttian twentyflie cenU Partiet
with whom we have no running account mutt jxty
in advance
PKltSONAr
CUTUATrON DESIRED 11V A YOUNG
O man as bookkeeper Referf nces given
Address A T Qiuetto otllce
WANTED FKMAIK HKlP
rANTtb A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK
vv and doguernl houework API lj nt
No 10D0 West Wenll > nr < iiril stre t
GENERAL UOlSK
work a middleaged white womun In-
n family or three Reference lequlred Ap-
ply to021 Weht IVenllierford street
LADY COMPETENT TO
WANTEDA s bookkeeper nnd sales
lnil y Muslglvo good references as to ability
nut ohnr oler Position permanent nnd
good salary Address S il C Gazette of-
fice
WAKIKUMA11 zIKIP
GOOD MAN TO BELL
sewing machines lu the
pay to the right man Ap
WANTEll IIOAItPWlW
1 > OAIIdTnGUTWO OR THREE YOUNG
gentlemen or man nnd wife
airy large room with board
U A C care Gazette
can get
Address note
WANTKIJ blVH hTOOK
A TEAM OF PONIES WANTED IN Ex-
change for a 9133 now parlor organ
would pay the dlllerence If required Ad
dress F It lierdnn Fort Worth city
irANTKW OATTLEWF Wild
BUY
WW lo srOM head of stock cattle Part
cash aud part one mid two years tlmo nt 10
per ceut Paper giltedge ifoat t Hatcher
WANTED MlHt1KlIAHEOU
WANTEDhKltRLsT FOR COOKING
laundry work chamberwork nnd
nurso glils 0 farm hands nt 1 per day
nud board steady work Man and wire ou
hum On hand today llookkeopers snloi
men telegmph operators saddler euglueer
lutelllgence nud employment otllce 609
Main street Dallas Tox
llOOlta KOll RENT
FOR RENTTHREEKOOM 1IOUBE
come of Third nud Terr > streets of
Charles lliggel
pLKASANT FURNISHED R00M8AL6O
1 one vey large alty room unfurnished
centrally located on Throckmorton betwoon
Becond nud Third streets References re-
quired Mrs Alex i Walker
tpOR RENTPLUAHANT AND NICELY
E furnlhhed rooms from six to twelve dol
lars per month theeof which havo southern
exposure and ono a largo front room Nice
loca Ion and day board couveulent 85 West
Third street
AIRY Ru MS ATINOLKHOUH
CtOOL
anl
cottage with
Mrs J M Adams
VJKW H0U8K
July
llelknap
I Four
building
or without board
ITOlt RENT OWKIXINar
CWR RENTFURNISBI D
fj will or without boaid nt
Third street
KOOMB
211 East
FOR KBNT04Q WKST
street Ready for tenant
rooms uud hall Apply at
to iirr roR liirsiNtss purposes
rp9 HOTErMENTNOw OFFER FOR
JL rent for a term of tlvo yarn n three
story brick hotel lOxlw with washroom
and kitchen attached now ln process of
erection This building will bn ready for oc-
cupancy by the ISlhot An UBt It will con
tnp thirtytwo bedrooms besldrs a dining
room lUxvl on the tint Hoar and odlco and
bar room each iOi0 It is located lu the
city Immediately upon the street railway
track nud oslyone block fiom the square
and will ba suppllrd with water gn > and
lectrlo bells Apply to Frauk Fiudugb
Purls Tex
LOST
r parONB nick tnnnA
J JXcuU branded BUJS on tk
Jlckeioy Temple Tex
FOIt BALE TIVK 8T
r ATflE PoiiHAMSK00 ii
vonw troi nnd tnrem al i
ryadbrandiMl and ln poct < > d o
It 1 Parsons llellevflleTex
rnOIl BAIKUVE BTOCK
V bend of gentle broUo cow
good rii verase II 1 bands
miles from Ualrd Inquire or p
rne lnUioteUJlalrd nx
CATTIiR IIOttHKH MAUKS
boticul and sold on coramu
end advancos tnndo on conBle
have on band low head or siee
hend stock cattle 1003 boad
steers and heifer Farm Ian
proporty pjvin nnd Investme
per cont Mouuy loaned or c
Rood rules and beit security
Fort Worth
FOK 8Arh iTr KBiyii
C 1HEAPlbTSFIFTYNIti7
I lots for sale cheap on loni
exchange for farms or good will
Mood If
WANTKDTO 8ElL A NH
VV Well located nnd nlcel
Willi or without furniture A
Buoh McKeloyTempleTex
ItUHtNlCSH iron BAl
FOR HAIK AT A HAHQAIl
clacs barber sbon Heaiio
Wluli lo return lo Italy to my
IJIOIt HALKrOWPhETK Hi
111 liioludlm splendid greoi
Inquire of h I
Tabor No Ill
FOlt HALBMlHU > llAr
8AIK 400C0
FOR
Krone I0nco Rr pee
Oil
T
wishes Tut Oazmte to Infon
nnd tlio public Ken rally Unit
10000 rooud vlnci for sale till
varieties known to bn tho bei
tblscllinalo To parties wlsbli
vineyard ho will give special
those planting for home cons
not bo undersold by anyone I
cloio contracts for fall dplli er >
ber within his limits and by
him you havo the ndvnntage o
yon want nnd when you want
cat go to bis vlueynrd und c- <
up nnd can plant them out the
jou so oealre nnd by dotnj
gunnuiteo every vine to grow
ale will replitco them unoilii
vineyard Is two miles from tu <
on tho Bouth side on the Cleb
lcnchcK lane
JtlMOKtJLANKOB
WANilEt WATClIJ
JT
Jowrler formerly with
ran now be found at Mnx IJso
IU oof watches clocks nnd
wntch rcpnlrlng a sjieclnlty
FEEDANI OR 1S HTOKK
Co proprietors feeep n
for stock on hand nnd sell ns
other denier lu the city Fre
any part of the town Ordo
solicited Corntr Thirteenth
streets
EMOVAIvTIIE PAWN U
15
X merly by Unshwoods
moved Into tho postotllce bl
street Plenty of money lo
laterals
ANOTHER STRIKE T
haulers havo met togctui
nu ussoclatlon One of their
is that they will rurnlsh nt
mAu who owes one of the n
water since Februnry 111835
pnrty desiring water pujs b-
ono of the association wld rur
ARTESIAN RATU HOuTTl
flowing water eighty gn
uto soft ns rainwater white i
uesla nnd soda the best ba
the state It may be used as o
drank hot while bathing Hint
Ave tickets 81 BtanlkyAMa
Northwnst corner
rA NlN TO 1NFRINO
YV cnts lho following In
ment rendered nt the last ten
otates court at Una Antoulo 1
plnlutlll In themt or the A
companytho uwnora there of I
pntout concrete pavement
uosulloshould ben warning
to lufrlngo on nny rnteots lu
Ibis patent which wns recoj
lined cspcclnlly
AUMDC I
v
Oko DoiLSti et nl No 20 J
This caase c lining on to be I
ilay term of the circuit court
Htatns lu ana for tho westo
TexasntBuu Antonio and th
motion of ou bnld day made
by couunlfor the plalntill t
order t hat tho snld cause be nt
hereby dismissed ns ngalnsi t
George Dullnlg George Klein
II Bhnw and tho defendant
his agents attorneys servants
men De and tho same are hero1
enjoined nnd restrained lrom
directly making or causing to
or causing to be luen In nny
concrete pavements or othei
tnlrdng or embodying or in i
terfelllng the Invention of Jot
ger as the same is tot forth hi-
re lsulng letter patent No HO
ot said bchlllllnger and as t
scrlbtd In the bill of complain-
ants heroin and from Infrlc
violating the said letter paten
mcture usoorsale or tho said
meats as nfore nldund pari It
making or mauulucturlng or
madoor manufHturoJcoucr <
fiom marking oU Into bockE
Indenting the surface of satd
meuts whether under the gul
or for practical mill y
kH OAUDH
Members of Fort g
C TERRELL Jn
JOSEPH Omen in tho Tc
up stairs corner First nnd Mn
A F1NOH R J
BilYKIN
Finch nttorneys nt Inw
over Twombly it Bon
the Btntonud Federal
B
Iiur
Will 1
cotr
tenttou given to collections
8 DAVIS ATTORI
JAMES Worth Texas On
National bank corner Second
streets
11EALL4 ROGER
DAVIS Counselors at Ln
Worth iiatlonal
Worth TexBB
tMiJJi
bank Mall
H ALDRtDGE AT
LawNotary Publlo an
Jones slraet
Tlio Bur ICIhiiw
ATI
R L
A QU1UKENBI
HINDE Fred qulckenst
ALL ft HARNEY
lnw Colorado Tox
lurney
torney nttorneysm law land
agtncy Collections and corp
Melted Del Klo Vat Verde cq
OWE Y PEYTON AT
H law Piano Tex WlllgU
tlon to business ln wny of the
state
ATAYLOR ATTORJ
OHAB land agent Olnrksvlll
ILL HILL ATTORNK
H Gainesville Tex
ireme
till
f A BRAND ATTORNEY
J agentTempleTexas Bpi
given to adjustment nnd collet
and to all oommerclal bnslnw
1 H 1UT7LBR
9 to 10
Wilt i
and tedoral court G I
PKOV MIUnAl
PHYS
atteoll
LV surgeon Hpeelnl
enr tlTcj In T rrell s
bulldli
Telrplione No i5
T RHRiaGBJ II CRAW
J HrlggsiCrawrordiMnlUB
Ted
postotllcoFort
ed to ins flue eye ear tb
W W JlOUTHi HOM
l
SIl OfflW nd residence Third
Twlanboo Nn 300
ANJUAtKNTllj
K TAUVER ATTOpN
lj nud notary public llrttq
ciai attention Etven to commetj
busluess t
ill
i
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