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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09
CauRht.i

HAMILTON, ONT. December s.-Mother
Mandelbaum, the New York fence, her
SON julius, and Clerk Herman Strend was
arrested to day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09
Troops Called Out.

VICTORIA, OSr., December S.-Col.
Mabee has called out part of the Thirty
ninth battalion to protect Port Rowan. The
Italians on the Port Dover and Port Royal
railroad if not paid Wednesday threaten to
burn the town. Capt Price passed through
here this afternoon on his way to Port
Rowan. Lively times are expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09

where II Eliza r. bnermsH
GLASGOW, Kr., December s.-Hu6h Mil.
er was stabbed and killed By Joe Roe foe
hurrshing for Cleyelapd and Hendficka
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09

The Indians knowing the value Of Wild
Cherry bark as cure for coughs and colds,
used to prepare it in their rude way. and in
winter kept it constantly on hand. The
careful and secret method Of preparing DE-.
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry makes it
superior to all other preparations. II Is
very pleasant 10 take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09

OSCAR WILDE talks of coming back, and
says he won't mind the ocean trip. so long
as he can get plenty of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup TO kill off colds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09
AN AWFUL TRAGEDY.
A Girl Murders Her Parents and Two Sis
ters. Then Suicides.

A Girl Murders Her Parents and Two Sis
ters. Then Suicides.
Chicago, December s.-One Of the Sun
day papers published telegram from White
Water, Wis.,, saying that last Tuesday Miss
Annie Haran, of that place died suddenly
under circumstances indicating she had
been poisoned; that about three
years before her father, mother
and one sister died within
a short time Of each other Under similar cir
cumstances; that though it had created con.
siderable talk, nothing was done. This was
revived by Annie's death, and to settle the
question definitely her stomach was sent TO
chemist for analysis The deaths Of oil
we're surrounded by complete mystery no one
being suspected. Tonight the lnter.Ocesu
has dispatch from Fort Atkinson, where
the family formerly lived, and was muchre'
spected. The dispatch says OF the report
received there from Whitewater that the
third sister, Miss Nettie, died OF poison,
making the fifth member OF
the family. That in this case
il waA suicide, and that before
death Nettie confessed to having murdered
her parents and two sisters. II is also as
serted that she confessed to poisoning an.
other person, though this is doubted. No
cause is assigned. Her own death Was
brought about BY fear OF exposure through
the analysis Of her sisters stomach. Nettis
WAS school teacher. and has two sisters
still living at Fl. Atkinson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-09
Preventing Pomposity.

The present session will not be very fruit
,nI IN legisls:,,ou of general Importance.
The Democrats az anxious 70 torestaii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
PANHANDLE CAPITAL.
A Railroad Wanted and Needed Local
So Matter and Hashlets.
Geology and Theology A Lecture by
asiiessg Rev W. f Oummirs,
corres rdndnnrt,lf ,hn t,n. ers.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, he tsnseus.
M0pgrgiE,. WiifKl.ER CO, 1Exas,
May =. = Here sbs site, the queen Of
the Panhandle w Wrapped In the gritti.
ness OF her own sand storms; may l
say reclines on'the lap OF, her hound
less prairIes and leans against the
shins of,lie mighty plains.
About two hundred miles from
Dodge City, Kansas, and the ,ame
distance from Wichita Falls, we feel
great la our tt,leness and little liz our
gteatness--the surrounding prairie.
Mobeetle Is n qnitt little town Of about
Aye hundred inhabitants, slowly
growing but surely growing Sur
rounded ,as we are by a good stock
country nMd lnIte,a good deal OF FARM
Ing land, aud being so pleasantly
located at the loot OF the world 4 future
wheat field The, stnkesl plalns, we
need only /, railroad 10 develop d town
secend % nonein the north part cfthc
il we bada railroad, no difference
whert from, SO we could get fuel and
building material and our goods
cheaper and quicker, We would be sat
isiicd TO walt for the development Of
our county. y .'o..t {, 80, y, - RI.
Last Monday evening we vera per-
mittcd TO enjoy n literary treat in the
FORM ot ~ lecture ny the Key. w, r.
Cummius Of DAllaS, His subject, mo
Sonineta hetWeen .Genesis and Cecil
ogy,l was wei hanu!ed, and delighted,
III We'll rs instructed. all present. On
Ihufsuny .yShi ng.g he set EN- mp
again rom rps Development 81 Lille, =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
what ARC iThcy Ia pol

fN' aH' iNhtcHgu iitfitlu. VIZ "H
Everywhere the Democratic party Is
confronted with advice. People who
have voted It's ticket through thick
and thin all their lives, and people who
never did aud meyer will eupportla
Democra,lc nominee or measure, are
lavoring the old party with all kinds
'Of suggestions What tho Democrats
ought TO, do IL IA problem
uppermost In many peoplc's minds.
Nearly all admit That under
certain conditions the party could
command success, but very fhw agree
~ 10 what those conditions should be.
So much has beeIi said on the subject
That the so-called chiefiaitis are bewIl-
dered by tho multiplicity andnpparcnt
disinterestednnss, ~ their advisers, aud
their couptenances reflect to n close oh.
server not one but many Interrogation
points, What N 10 be doneg What
dodge shall be plsyeds What cnmbi-
nations can be made? Whit strange
gods are there that we can run AFTER?
What war.whoop can we Iliise which
will bripgt succssi, All these and
many other equally Interesting qpes-
tions are beItig prjpounded daily by
tnemiscaiied chIenalnalof the party.
| Imp0Ient. ninlessr and misguided
Democracy ,ndrhet inpparent friepdll-
nsss OF your 1Ountelors, the multjplici-
ty OF your ilifrses, d0ci1rsi,aud watch
.crs. aud thnihmtliating patronage OF
your foes, all iprodeim the dangerous
weakness which has fallen upon you,
even In your strength. You nrawith.
out leaders whom you will recog.
nlzc. Way ward, rebel ious, and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
WACO.
y. 10 be Treated 70 a
S':''' 80 -, |.
lis, iIths Hands Y OF tine
Gssaa Jury.
r,,er Ga a Boom-Trains
I'D By a Wreck.

Fl "A slugging-match
n,sd to take place in this
IN night between AL.
I'm 1nd Jack McHnghs
Xii,Std Be the chanr
m ~ Midhigsn. The
forfeit ok$5o isAdp.
n man who stood up be
Is u Galveston, and was of
u ont. The event Is ex-
interest in local sporting
! ,ury to-day is investi-
= Of Galley, the alleged
4 little girl. Galley says
nat.up job on him by
~ enniity be had in
I has employed especially
1, and seems to have no
4 s to the result;
~eou,ing down the Brazos
jhs ilseni about ten feet
y. An oveftldw like that
x6 isiiot apprehended.
[mi Pacific south-bound
sbnrs late to-day, caused
u Of a freight train near
|ptrler closed his religious
night and goes to pastures
he Satan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
IA tfaF ~ AAHAA FAHsa- E4Lttktt4
lshe Grcnt Cattle Interest disTexas.


The cattle men II Texsss<oseA !
Kindly remembrancelo Senator Coke
G,r, his vigorous. 6 Xertion IN their b.f
half. The Bill to appoint a govern,
ment commission provided that IN
an area from Northern Virginia to The
Cattle should be shipped of tbsfmitted
to leave the region defined, Including
the whole South between the months
Of March and November, the entire
period within which they are takeii
in any considerable quantity, This
would haze closed the TEXAS cattle
trade except for cornfed ybeeves fol
winter sale. In answer e. this .prpyi-
sion twliich Senator toke yik2rqisly
or,posfgl, he prdc1red from the Chicago
stock yards the following certI'i cnt Q
andhad stricken ffonpthe bib on The
strergth0flt. the objectionable clause:
Roi,srt Etraiiorf. II. II, Copover,
b. evils n. Hastingrs and Relipep r.
lConger, being flrat auiy swbrp, upon
tlleir oathss state 49,
-, That they renow en- gagged ia buying
and selling cattle at the Union stock
wards of Chicago, and have been g
engaged for at least TWEEN ". veal pas
that the annual receipts Of. 1Nrs ~ cattl X
al stock, yards amount to from 100,
boo 10 100000, and that ,the tiisease
known vs. Texas feyerp ~ not now
regarded ut said stock yards with amy
and has not been 10
re9 Arded for years, aud that any fears
that may have bern entertained Ia the
r,ast 1t said stock ysrds on that SCOTS
have been aiispel1ed by reason. .of al
moot total Immunity =, FROM said dis
ease &c that point. MD ins 20 ssasi'Dsagy
qhuthttie average fsuhiSeffof cattle
received and sud Iat Tho said stock
wards weekly II, about 5000 head. and
that sellers. buyers ahd' owners OF ths
svnisHinf. SHORTY ,eyeryppe teipti tfl
al tie-i,ave nd hesitation IN yardine
|sSniyIs. mich cows. stockers, feeders
fst cattle, 'or my other cattle In tbs
PsSs ss scsr4ie and nd Sllo~i1g Them {
dsIEs " 4l bs ,lS IN 't sa1 81 2
cattle and that IN short 2 the .authen
tic cases Of Texas. fsyer at said stock
wards have been 30 small In. compaii
son witiis the Aggregate trahsac.ion'
in Texas cattle that the disease hai
Gdd IN u tdghtded thsrea1 IN n
pioded theory, q ssAaoItS J
sssr s.stisls q, as';i y 1900, III X fxHTSS
;s,'ss s ssss.; = u ccsEEa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
Prompt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sllwaS 4
ready telserve their lusssy friends.

Prompt attentlon--.attendan alwaS 1
ready telserve their ausssy friends,
WARREN JAMES.
| proprictoro ~ the celebtatcdo lunch and
soda-water 'stAntl oopppsiteq the Sigal
house, on Market street. Lunch
served at all hours. Hot coffee aud
ice cold Soda The niost tastislious can
/ ~ all ltimNs he served TO their taste
here, nr,sila ,O6 nsaAA .ssst aiale
iadso sai Us HRpI.Ny Il, uRo,.i vsI.. ~ I
jewelers. N pairing ilne lsugllsh and
American wNtchts IN .isp.cialty. SAll
kinds ofljewelry, neatly ,lepnfrrti and
satisfaylson guarantec<L q 0f,lcc at MN.
liuer's drug store, sd 4Eds ezra es
l.fh All sNoNNst,ftA RLEy,tlLEfw sftl,f
l,haruess Snd saddlcry; all work guar
anteed.piGoo,t ,nssortinent spt saddles
aud harness ion .hand.isn Repairing
promptly attended to. iM'
| 10. ,ne,iey HAWisv NnyEn. SELF
dealer inihsrnwAre, irou,i nails. crock
cry, stoves, wagon material, ltinware,
plain and barbea wire Nuu ,buildcrs'
hardware. Tin and iron ropilng a
specially, eCctbpetcnt wOrknien. Sat.
istac!ion, guaranteed aud charges rea-
Isonable. iliises-iI i.f; lA.Yale ~
tadW .,ntruH si0Ais IrouSiS,d s3rch
refurnishcd,s rentted and equipped,
isilac SHAW, lproprlct0r, oppnsltsi the
depot. This house can well he termed
the drhmuers lionleg barge rooms
well iurplshcd, n elegant ,Rsrlor and
sample, room. Tables Supplied With
| the very best the market aifuryis, ni'S,
Rite and = attentive servants, s ui,icc
open dry and lhivht, q saW slgf~ " +
N'slgil Tnksioi7NsoS ubtsg,, lol4a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
- 3 CASES KEpokTED.
Special 10 the Gazette.

SpeclAl 70 the SaEette.
AUSTIN, June 1.-The commission
of appeals reported the following cases
to the supreme court to be affirmed :
Hershel ct al. VS.. l.. & II. Blum, from
Johnson, opinion by Delaney; Hon
lick vs.. Honrick. ct al. from William
son, opinion BY; Watts; Jones vs.. Lase.
ter, from Parker, opinion by Watts ;
IHevirelvs.. johnson, from AIcLennan,
'opiniouaby Watts. -
To be reversed and remanded /:
Houston & Texas Central Railway vs..
Travis county, from Travis, opinion
by Walker; Bonnell w. NORWOOD,
fromiWise, opinion by Walker Saun-
ders g. Morley w. Hartwell d. Cham
bers, from Coryell, opinion by Wa ker,
Wall VS.. Texas 4 Pacific Railway,
from Callahan, opinion by
Wall; Tatum VS.. Harrison, tfrom Col
Inns, opinions by Delaney; Rucker el
al. VS.. Spoilord, from Bell, opinion by
Delaney; Webb VS.. SAT- from Hill,
opinion by Delaney; Marx et iyl. vs..
Galdwell ct al, from Young, opinion
by Watts: Anderson vs.. Stockdale Nei
ar. from Young, opinion by Watts
Texass& Pacific, railway VS. Howard
and wife, from Tarrant, pptnppS 10y
Waite, s7l''HsH Xi''t'h lAlS%ir1l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
The GAzETTKs FDRT;WORTHy TKXAS TUEsr Az Yl M . \

explanation of her then sickness or "A
partoi the res Of such sickness. II
IS not shown by the evidence certainly
spQ oeyonda reasonahle. doubt thar
Diseased csme ta,flspr dsatK hJtvicS
le!fe or by the. SfIniinafAct or isency
oianyoue, ana fol tia reasoE III il,s
cprt below should hav4eet aside The
-NsMle', anu granted a nav tri N. Re.
Wilson, j. "'o' ~
- Stamford Va. The State, appeal from
Bosqne county. Appellant was con-
vivted FOR pursuing the occupation of
seliing Intoxicating liquors In quanti-
nes OF uhe quart without license. He
soid Tour bottles of bitters on the same
Jay was a farmer. The court charged
the Jury that a single sale constituted
the Vtlense. Held, error. 1t Is not the
SAFE khatscohstitntde the ,sIfense, but
eDga8ln&fn thdbusIhess of Yelling. IL
gees not sequlfda single saIo 10 render
the patty liable. Revetsed and re.
'manded. wiIlaoif,J. !
johnson vs.. Moore, error from Me.
Lehman. Under the Revised Statutes
no Judgment can be render against
the principal and sureties on An in
junction bond or against the principal
alone, oul diesolutiop Ofsthe Injunction.
" diesel qttbrf q the iniuncdon the
'ii"iderefAthe bond pufs,iess his ordi-
nary remedy TO collect the same. and
the bond which restrained its col
lection gives him an additional security
Tor his debt. Reversed and remanded.
White, 2. j.
d Gity6t Daliasys. soss, appeal from
sDaNaS On piououlo dismiss the ap-
pea Although there Is no appeal bond
M the record given BY the city OF Dali
las as appellant, and 1t Is not shown by
anything In the record that said city is
relieved from the necessity of giving
BOND in such case, yet this court under
lpe constitutional provisions having
.authoEty ~ determine ,qaesti6ns loi
iact aHeehtie its jurisdictioh, VIII lock
10 The special character o1 said CITY to
determine whether or not 1t Is so re-
llleyed. Finding that ,.by the chart el
toE 1876, the city ofNp allas. Is relieved
from giving appeal bshds, the motion
to dismiss the case for want of bond 1:
overruled. Per Curtain.
Escareno VS.. the State. appeal from
BeXar. On motion for rehearing. Tn,
record does not show positively that
the defendant was present when hi,
motiun. slore AZ new trial was owe:
ruled. by evidence aacconipanyinl
this motion tits Is shown, tina
an attempt mas been made toament
the record mthe court below to SHOW
that in fact he was absent and tina
the same was refused by the court
Held that as such motion was enter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
It IT = :
EASTLAND.l
of the County Commissioners
Successful Festival.

.kxD,SJunes 2i-TheF county
sl0ners' court met Saturday
I'd fifty per cent. of the time
issued by Lessrsl cTapdeI and
hefn; former contractors OF the
county courthouse. .-rl's ),
adies of the Methodist church
|letlyslto,day which was well
81: They voted a cake TO the
Epular young lady OF the town,
PIis, Eta Roauenaore. The eake
d S7, ~ l 6tfl Wv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

Forufs the sys.
tenn All W II %
have experienced
v nj wiinesS'd the
Q ntrt Of Htstui-
isIs ston a 9 IA
Witess apon the
weak II + o h en-
uown ctpondipg
victlmS of dyn.
ptpla, liver coin.
plant, fever mud
pguH, hau mn
n.in, ne, ypus de.
bilily or liyuInA.
tui = f4tN, Know
that 10 tliis M
pr me icnie End
hiirra' I've tbare
cN'sih p splclHe
s,isiqrfilip Z tvtll,l,
reaches the very
snutee . 4 he
olnge ana pernn
~ druysisis ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

I've axYte Sith1the 9foll6tt lp9 setIti-
n,erlt ~ the F0fs' Worth 4Axt1Ti.;
7 we take 4 lswyer fors ~ f.t6riisy
kehersl J SfId Judicial posl tibnf;; ny
not : pfHcilctl Sehool nian fbt secllu{1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
IIOT POINT.
v Sweet Girl Gradnstes7,-i
rencement Exercises.

/|It-IlGulIht
Gazette.
oryT, June 1.-The Meth
NJ yesterday morning was
utmost capacity by the
bSpIlsl and friends of Brooks
lilo ustea TO the commen ce1
ph preached by Rev. Or "
b Hisdiscourse contained
sctieal Illustrations which
received and appreciated by
Audience. = II u III IL. 3! I
examinations commenced
hing in the Brooks High
WILDE continued through
titdltural society meet in
essinn- tomorrow, and will
display of ripe fruits, vegeta-
nd etc. ~ a
b Conner and wife spent the
Terrell, the doctors former
IA Chandler and Miss Ella
Burned Saturday evening
ntsville, where they have
hding the Sam Houston nor
young ladies received a very
elcome home. Miss Ursula
Cooke county was also one OF
5sny.
|ENs T Hedgecoke, ia highly
Md Iand esteemed young
pshy Of this city, NOW OF
Vie county, is In town visit.
Aer multitude of friends.
ID Mrs. E. Latta of Denison
ntswn-tliis evening and will
|he horticultural meeting to-
resent outlook fol The wheai
ky ilattering the oat crop Is
|nd much above an average
mp,though late, is-looiriul
d rapidly pushing forward
lon crop is very much in gras!
plant very small, sand amanS
Anting. euiCI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

odl 3ll italplJA SnlBaod K i,ii tfnat
-saQa1 asie ano fllns 10 no.jf ninaoIt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

The lest smokiDs sobAcco + Little
Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
Texas MarSri agess

tipallEssl STONE coy NTyTsq .sag
owing are the marriage licenses
snes April ., 1884, to,Mfy )aa,
Stroud to Miss Margaret Love.
olock.
&sMsctearys to Miss 'EtEA
sAaAsqns to Miss Mary 2ynderil
rsns 0. Miles to Miss Helen w.
Htu4ep, to Mis- DipkisiFp4-
sls,Iu,IM .u,luGMs,MIs,LI
H. Wood to Miss Laura e.
Tlpip.bi Mrs, LA. Pesfceof,,
stlith ID MifslSsllie lanefch.
RbtKNSALLJ eobSfY!i : w
,,. ioli,owing marriage licenses
A-iis 10 MISC ,Afmfra Hutcn-
! l.si sy6faaCM rs!s Msaha 4s A:
on. .s9liuA 'Ioia az sbnH
STl1i|i.to Misa MsEyC, HnisGIi,,I
q RbAeh to MiasGl al Aodlilil
p owens to Miss Emily Dayis.ia
F01 SNHUW.H5TAW hT;
SILK Culture.
LvEmeS Jme:@ -0iiaiI'arwklk
engaged in ths--laudabls--eAaEt
Sx ~urage the sill, eplturs industry,
|1 ~. gase'afi interesting exhibit
IrHure this afternoon And even
4 y 0hotAs siti 1isEEaa IL wdst
md.s 'neir cocoons. Miss Farwell
~ 'scturing throughout ,she
~ ~ '.sIlaLss .Ll!aisM ,orlcie br
"A New Paper. As'i0da . :
!; LOUIS, June "a new two: cen!
~ me .P. NJ ornlng CALI appeared
slfy p q ! inofnlnx = II
n y SAn IL poiislcs xadS{sk dss-
M, .epresent the Filley faction q
Al Otherwise 1t promises tc
5 '~He news In q condensed form
tSJi-S@s5>ssl=s XCI4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

bikths live man OF tbe city, assisted by
mfr. A..JsNiiver, two tp lendid sillas-
ms u. tloiDg afllie business. 2lMra ogle
Icsfries 3 libe line of staple and fRncy
groceries, yfinei ccigans ! i&dd / tBllacoos
/ DstHer,ij aud iyauIfimel1's supplies a
Isbeetutty u Sale+roQmf eAst. side Marker
IuldI corner jfsecpslh tlreet. 1iiss11q gri
|u0s1 bsbuloRg ~ > dGHNBk.t saniigI,l.
|etAt thA1siiug stors ~ RI a Turner,
Tod M8tksti astrost, HmRy be 'seens n
sn<Ja itounts where sArsfaI
hnnds are In WAiE ng txYserss this pub
Ii6 With aideltoi oua beverage, uenj0yeti
allkeby NIL. sAr.oeIasnS rehakaa FULL
ttibe iuf nfr<hlp q drppSi Hnlilg1nedIclnaA,
psluts. % sdls aud q vssiIisl5es, 4 Brushes
and <binis. patSn pmed lcIBssl zee. 9fs
lDiIoW igTIIEstnYspAgyqsAL Aoisl8 si3i
iA upoipF Front no Nv, iUornsr off Askss
To-. H.fkxxjksr 6iGosy lpDpfd etO1s . with
nfej l'etsyis as fnanHger, q, fIh lB houkBls
kfurnhstisd with the very finest br&ndjes
epd Witness imp0rt6tl ! And etlOInaefIt
llclrart, celebrated ebrnIids d X entueixs
wliiskitsp fske ttlliasd' PAT jori and ut
ifkhtlA s9sI10ia GDll5g]. .nlh
lsd " .y,ilv,sx.e sAHHEN noisssgl
IiiiAS'also Il splendid 1lvefy sale and me-
pstRtde lc6tfyehfenfly iSeafed ~ Drum
rnersf 6utl ts y sitTisIfy carrfg
dr3yers nud good ttsnis.I y COZ .Iflll
~ ~ " H. ~ lA..ssfh itoi,KBisDx,, ii'2l;
Edry goods, sfIotIo}is Ijoofs, tB1es AMI
tciothfng, 4 hat ca p, etc. nsl'hjs hons
has 4 . lee aAAof tn1ed Ii Or ktrnruef, good
li1rlnding d fif1e fine ofstraw gbods iut
lfrimninks 81 prices defying HtohipetI
ltlun9 = Olive them \ icait When vIsiiinI
.Jyst taIllsi ~ 4 ,ll AZ ~ t,,jIX
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

IN Ihs cenoIusion of the trial and bill
MI eNcepfioIis filed during the term.
and within ten days after the ORDER
6vfhkfipg a motion fora lleNatslAl, u
u, comnliance With the st4egte ana
miih,lhaJssneiIFyed byli IN court
|IWAiSttss .,jGnGBlt fplsa s
rest the conclusion Of The trial VII pc
When III. fhe verdict IA rstnfl,eE aRa re-
lavedl sfYfEz prosecute ~ tnsG PEI {
sisted In stating his s,tsPfciom ana
i eonfi ayoK 4 insteasi of cln inning ny
\ tesiimony TO facts. Defsnaanl ~
..nassss ii,s court to require the exami-
s sSrss1 = ~ 10 eHcit direct answers;
,sshis ne court refused, but insir,lcIea
tha 1ycsHsj1ss s.l7sss 4 s 'ssy
s sus,;ci"ns conclusion. or opinion ex-
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-17
Best Year-oId In the State.

TIE GREAT WATERING RESORT OF TEXAS.
Burns City, a beautiful town of Cook
county, Is becoming celebrated for its
Notwithstanding mineral water. Its
curative properties have beon thoroughly
tested by those afflicted and found thus
far an infalliblo cure for rheumatism,
chronic dyspepsia, kidney diseases, sick
headache, sick stomach, cancers, chills,
sore eyes and blood diseases. A commo-
dious now bath-house has been erected,
with facilities for hot, cold and shower
baths.
The first house was erected here last
August, and now there Is an incorporated
| city, with mayor, aldermen and murshal;
twelve business houses, large new
school building, mill, hotel, boarding
houses, Masonic hall, two shops and To-
cal newspaper. Another tirst-class
teacher,of reputation, is wanted for build
ing up a high-school, also some parties
with money to build moro hotels and
boarding-houses, as the supply is insult
ficient for the visitors.
| There is convenient access to Burns
City by hack from either of the railroad
towns of Gainesville, Pilot Point, or Col
iinsville,, being only about ten miles
from each.
For circulars, etc, giving general in
Burns City, Cook county, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-17
Lands, Ranches. Live stock,

We have for sale some fine grazing
land In large, solid bodies-one body oi
5000 acres-with living water in album
dance. viii make one of the best
ranches in the state. We have also for
sale desirable, well-stocked rancho,
good farm lands and several good herds
Of cattle that we sell IN lots TO suit.
TEXAS IL MEXICAN LAND INVESTMENT
Co., I23 Main street.