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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-14
0tuerlei.

SSrau Wilbelrnt1e Genfiert, DE
Gaiiin oes 0errn Sulius &snnett in
Neusg raunfels, 1T Dor elnigen Sagen
ge1torben. Mer Die portreffi6e Grau
g~efannt bat, mirb Die Srauerna6ri9t
nit gebauern bernebmen, unb fennett
gelernt BADEN ia Die 8eritorbene Ollie,
Sic 3eugen Des geieliaen 2ebens tparen,
oas criminals in NeusBraunfels Hor.rte.
No6 beute peroen ii9 bic dlteren Deut=
f1en nit 8orliebe iener Sage %erinnerrt,
in benen 6rau &ennert als Wirtbin in
Der alten SdngerbaQe I6altete unb bur9
ibren naiben 9umor 10 bel CUR grbei-
terung Der @dfte beitrug. Mber aud
i'm &reiIe Der camille mar bic 8erlors
bene eine trefflide @attitt unb SHUTTER,
ipelde ibren bdusli9en pfi6ten nit ell
tter 9reue nadfam, bic beut3utage leiz
Der ielten eemoroen 1T. Grau &ennert
mar BEL ibrem Sobe erif SO Sabre alt,
geb0rte aber trob6em Der friibeIten
beutf6en gi%npanOerung an, benin fe
traf bereits i'm Sabre 1916 III Seras
Gin. Die Gerftorbene binterldBt cine
5ablrei1e Tamilie, Ser a~llgemeine 5beil=
nabme iber ben 8erlui, bon benz fe
betroffen ipurbe, gu She'll tpirb.
@eitern belt bic S6ulbe10roe
cine Teriammlung ab. Oerielben lag
elm Mnerbieten Der Mrditeften Mabrenz
berger unb 8edma1tn Dor, mel9e bic
Nufi9t iiber ben 8au bet S6uIbdufer
gratis iibernebmen molten, nit BET See
%oingung, baB bic 6abur9 eriparte
Summe BEN S6uIen gu Suite fomme.
Das liberale Mnerbieten fonnte ni1t
angenpmmen perben, ba bereits elm
Gontraft NIT einem an6ern Nr6iteften
abgef6loKen poroen 1T. Mls prinsis
pole Der berf6iebeuen @dulen tpurben
ermdblt: 9err s. so. 9albebl fir bic
9o9idule, MiB 9refon fir Die @9ule
Der erften Waro, Mrs. Merrid fir bic
5meite, 9err groBlep fiir bic brittle,
Wsib Cotton fur bic bierte unb Serr
Broun fit Die S9ule BET Garbigen.
Sic 9obnfuti9er baben ben
Gountp=gommiffoners eine petitior
iberrei9t, in peI9er lie Inn 8erbeKe=
iAuU W. 0ulDIuDlt uto UluIC9 utltl>
balb Der erifen Miifion bitten.
= Sie 13idbrige Marie &i1ter lit
ibrem 8ater CHARLES 8. Gidter oabon
gelaufen un3 erbebt bic Wnflage grauz
famer B~ebanblung gesett i'm. Ser
GountDri1ter bat bas Mdb9en porldu=
fig Der Grau @merion iibergeben, UNI
es bor ben MiBbanoluugen bon Seiten
ibres 8aters gu f9lben.
= Sobn 8. &Dan, Der 2ebrer elmer
Greii6ule i'm 2anbe, 1T Der SdlI6ung
bon S9ul=8 ou9ers tpegen berbaftet
porben.
= @eifern brannte elm 6eubaufen
in ber SibHoresfraBe. 8eim 9infa1z
ren mad Der 8ran6itdtte aerbra6 Der
@9lau9pagen Der Geuereompagnie
No. 2. Mu9 elm Qpbnfuti9er, Der,
pie es 10 bdufis gei6iebt, in mabnfin=
niger Weiie benz 6euer sufubr, 3er=
triimmerte feline &utf6e babel.
= 9eute @beno finbet in S6oIs's
Gale cine 8%eriammIung bes 8oltsfefts
Gomites ffatt.
= Cine arrte beuti9e Camille iu1t
irgen6 Senanb, Der elm a1t Sage altes
Mdb6en gu abopiiren miinf@t. 9as
Ndbere in Der Office Der nGreie prefe"
al erfabren.
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Nlth cine MefIome. 9fuf NOR

- AuW elHe Tetlaf1e. Nuf Dem
Wtarftplab: in 2ate @itp, Minnelota,
bate elm unternebmunslufiger @eift
aucg elm 3elt aufgeiielt, in tpel6em Ie=
benbige MQigatoren 81 feben tparen.
Mm leBten Gage bes Warttes batte Der
betrefenoe Wann in itarten @etrdnfen
etwas Su piel getban. lieB baber bic ae=
p0bnli6e 8orii9t auBer Nugen urb
elmer Der N%aigaioren, benz er Die 6anb
in ben &a6en fedte, i1nappte gu unb
mafte ibn UNI Elm paar Singer drmer.
@edt omerifanii6 rief Der Sbiir poltirte
N%usrufer %iofOrt: yMeine 6erren unb
Oamen, fonmen Sic unb ieben Sic fi6
ben 9roBen @liigator on, mel6er eben
elnem Manne bic 6anb a%bsebifen bat!"
Die Ginnabme ali bieIem Gage foI bic
bette geDeIeH fein.
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a o,., 90 :
Selgen nolt Der Nabe oes gSallers inoge
man IS betrad)teH, ipeili1 Hd Wtul1elr1,
Oh aud tleiae, ttnoen tpllroen; bod
tonne bles nod eitige blnoert SUP 1lebr
erforoerr.
Aut Der 9eln1relle ttano td urn Wits
ternaft leBten 9erblt tpleoer elnmal an
Bobrlob ur1o nieoerbolie ben Mrbeitern
oafelbe, mas lh ben geantten Der 8abn
9e1agt, ettllgte tie febenbei aud auf
1eoe etipa oorfon1llerloe Ntuidel gu a9s
se. eau niI oseletoe auIL5uDeoen. Stez
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We,te Waarett.

llnermiiolid in ieinem gifer, bas 8eite gu
bieten, mas Der @farft %liefert, bat Der b%efaante
9 bGnbIer 5err JAS. MARTIN eli
men neuen Sorrat1 bon 9amea- unb 8inber.
Sduben eingelest. Der aac8 iibertlift, mas mir
bisber in biefer 8rande faben. 0ie banbse-
ndbten SGube itub BON elmer 2eidtigfeit unb
@le9ans, UNI ieben 6ub, polten faser iebes
Giibden, SIT aieren. @ir eriudeu bic 9amen,
iid Die neien @aaren an5uieben uuo le uerber
nit ms iibereinitimmen, Dap Sas. Martin fei-
men &uf, bet falbionable Sdubbdnbler unlertr
Stabt 81 icin, aufre6t erbalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-14

Dead Shot eerep @orm 9ini,
inent pirft fiber uno fdueQ. Diefes ointment
tootet bic Niirtner augenblidli6 !; bdIt SIieaen
ab unb beiIt bic @unbe. SIM @afier aufoelof
III es elm ausse3eidnetes Seilmittel aeaen iraen6
Del9e Bunoea beim 8ieb. VreiS SO Gents.
Yraparirt unb autn 8erfauf BEL u. Drei6,
San glntonio. 1876 tum "
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8ntflena Nrniea=galbe.

0ie bette SaIbe Der 8elt fir @6nitte,
Auetfdnnsen, @eidmiire, 6ieber, uno 9aut.
ausfdtas, 6ledte, seiprunsenc Sdnbe, Groi1<
beulcn uub ale Sautfranfbeiten furirt Sa.
lnrrrboioeaf ODER feline 8eaablune, @Dliec
Classification sarantirt ODER bas @elp miro
aurlderfattet. % @entS Die S@a1tet BEL ".
Sreib.
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@ahlsMnseine.

Wir linb ermddtiet 9errn Sans 8.
&egener fir &anbibat eires Mberman
Der 3. Watb su Der an Samitag ben
Is. Nuguit ifattfinbenben Mabl an3u=
5eigen. 12,813mutp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-14
Gm1nfeIhs hentsher Mieren<

- 566nfeIos beutI1er Nieren= unb
gebersSbee 1T elm tpabrer 5esen fiit bic
Weni9beit. Snoem er ben 6auttib
pier.fanftel auer gefdbrli6en rtno bartz
Iddigen Granfbeiten, bic 2eber uro Die
Jtiere1, in geiunoer uno ungeft6rter
Sbdtigfeit erbdlt, 1T er Elm unberglei1=
li9es 8orbeugunes : Mittel, melGes
S9mer5en, Soften uno 3eitberluit er=
tpart. Sn allen Mpotheten au Aaben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-14

- s. aalteher C Son, Mpot6efer, peIde
INNER fur bas @obl ieiner aunben beforst 1T,
bat iebt Den 8erfauf bon Dr. ,8oIonfo's
Sufens uno 2unsen : Syrup erbaltcn, ein
9eilmittel, tueldes unfeblbar aue @rfdltunsen,
S9mersen in Der 8rua, unb aae 2unsen>
franfbeiten iurirt. Bur Strobe nebmet cine
Rrobefai6c. @emobnli@e @roBe so Gents
unb 81, 90,
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"Velvetine Powder" Disfe
9raparation purbe suerit in Der preubil6en
&rmee sesen berbrabte uno s~rinbise Gabe, &c.
gen bas @unbreiten ODER Wunblaufen, aeaen
@ridelbibe uno ale Der lleberbibung oes 8lutes
ent'prinsenben Sautfranfbeiten ansepanbt.
MlS elm Wulber fit Rinber itebt es nnibertrof-
fen ba. @reiS % Gents. Yrdparirt anb gum
@ertauf bel u. 9reib, MIamo Drug Store,
Gan Mntonio,
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0mffap 6eubprtt

Der @a9z unb Ga6fuubige fir Mnfertiz
gung bon 0errnz@ aroerobe, Meiniaung
unb N~usbeierung bon Mn3igei1 1T nod
yto. 36 Marfetz6t. umge5ogen, mo- CT
Beitequngett anuimmt. 14.8.t-
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Meue TurmfeBIer.

Wit bDnem Ne9t f0nnte man bic
Grage aufmerfen: Wel9en 3mef bai
eigentli6 infer Wppelations @eri1ts
SOIL es benz Woble bes Staates biener
ooer ben 8erbre6ern S1ub gemdbren,
ober 1T es nur 6a3u oa, UNI te6nii9e
| Gebler au~f5uinben uno bic urtbeile
ber Diftrittgeri9te bieier Gebler uegerl
um3uftpBen?. Saft f6eint es, als mio,
mete bas @eri@t benz leetgenannteu
3pede NIT 8orliebe feline Sbdtigfeit.
IS bat f6on Representations in
oiefer 9infi9t geleiifet, aber bas Wun=
berbarffe ereignete fid erit bor einlsen
Sagen in Der &lage eines gemifen
2ott, Die Dem Expectations @eridt aur
Gntf6eibung borlag. 8e1agter Soft
Durbe in einsm 9iftriftgeri9t perur=
tbeilt, bas Mppeaations= @eribt fieB
iebo6 bas l1rtbeil url, neil iener Soft
6ur6 cine @ranbiurD in M~nflageaus
ifanb periebt uurbe, Die aus Is Sc
f6uorenen belfanb. Sizes mar urae=
fcbli9, benn Die Contribution fdreibt
por, baB cine @ranbiurD II Mitglieoer
5dblen barf.
Sic gnti9eibung bes b6bersn @ez
ri6ts fam faum ansefo6tett meroen,
oenn bic Contribution entbdlt tpirfli6
bic angefibrte 8eifimmung. Mber
nun ffeae man ii9 einmal bic gonfes
queuaen bor, bic jene gnti9eibung mad
fi6 5ieben miBte, tpen1 bas @eri6tss
bsrfabren in Seras fi1 eben riht in
einem 10 berpabrloten 3uftanbe Be-
fdnbe.
5eit langen Sabren nor es in Seras
angemeiner @ebrau9, bic 8ranbiuries
aus 16 @ei9morenen 3uiammenaufeben,
obglei9 bic Contribution i1ur II bers
felben bori9reibt, unb Miemaao bat
MnftDB baran, genommeu. unadbIige
urtbeile finb benz Mppelations @eridt
CUR gntidei6umg borselegt uno tbeiis
beifdtigt, tbeils ~uerporfen tporben, aber
nod niemals tpurbe Der gintuurf elmer
ungeieBli6 ~gebilbeten Granbiurp err
boben. grft Dem jeBigen Expectations
Geri6t blieb es borbebalten, ben eben
ertpdbnten nngebeuerli6en Gormfebler
5u entbefen.
S9on man9er M0roer bat feline
S~trafofigfeit einem Gormfebler au
ber0arfen, Dbglei6 berfelbe an Dem
por ibm b%egansenen Werbre6en nidt
bas @eringife dnbert. Nber big iebt
betraf bies nur INNER b~ereinaelte Ner=
BREEDER; nod Der lebten gntl6eibunq
BEG ~Mppelations @eri9ts miiHen iebod
fdmmtlide 8erbre9er i'm Gtaate in
Greibeit gefeBt tuerben. Denn fie ole
tpuroen bon elmer aus 16 @eI1mores
men belfebenben SurD in 4ntlageftan6
psriest uno oas tuar ungefebIi6.
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ssImproyed CONDITION Povders,, fir :

be nnb @inopieb. Elm a~usse3eidneteS uno ct.
probtes 1ulber in Der 8ebanolung bon SUB
franfbeiten auer Mrt, alsemeine lnpablidteit,
Mnpadien Der Saui, Ndnbe, gelbes @aFer,
Mtangel an Mppetit. @ebraudsanpeifuns anf
Der Etifette. GabriSirt bon urb gum @ertauf
bel aboIpb 0reiB, @lamo Ylasa, seaem.
iiber Der Roffofiee, San Nntonio.
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Commemorative bes 8eetbptet
Werett8.

Sonnabenb iber a9t Sage tpirb Der
BeetboDen 8erein in Mabndes @ar=
ten elm groBes 5ommerna9ts=
Sc It p%eranfalten, bas, tpie Maes, mas
biefer 0erein in Sic 9dnbe nimmt,
grobartig gu per6en berfpri9t. Mir
tuerben ni9t Derfeblen, auf bic ginael=
beiten aufmerfiam 81 MAIDEN.
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Wner's Noir.Wionr In oefohrIos

W9Vr Vutt-CTBUt TT BtTUDIIU5,
angenebm unb tpobltbdtig. Seine
Wirtung 1T bon LANCER Oauer, Elm
umfanb, Der es gum biaigifen Solicit
ten=4rtitel ma6t. Damen, bic es ae=
brau9en, finben, baB es benz 6aare
trdftiges Wa6stbum, 1atiirIi9e SSarbe,
Slang uno Wei9beit ertbeilt.
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1923 Sonfon. @de bon seferfonsS trabe.
Sem seebrten Iublifum sitr Na6ridt, baB
i'd itets eine %boqitdnbise guswa9I bonn ~feinten
8ad1perf unb ielbltselnadten nnb importirten
@anbies auf Eager balte. Els. Cream piro in
leoer auantitat ins Saus %seliefert.
GiSfaIte8 @cear u. MinerafpaiIer.
1t,7 I3M
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4eetbppen Manmerbpr.

Sie Mitglieber lino bDHi6ft erfu9t,
beute, GreitaJ Nbeno our probe gu er>
fheinen.
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8srfauf Dber Gertuu1h

bon Staot.Gisentbum ober gu berrenten an
e'nen suten Yadter: Cine geiuno nnb gut
gsanmpoIs III ernten; bat Elm Elm s sasin aa'
S@uppen, 9ferbe, aibe, 8ature nebf @eratb.
f@aften. @dberes in Der grpebition bieier
Settung. OK los ,t1nup1n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
AURORA.
A Trip Through Wise County in the
Saddle.

AURORA, TEX, April PA trip to
Garvin on flrst-class pony from our
livery stable and from there TO Cotton
dale showed the country ia good style.
The stand OF corn is good cotton Is
generally well planted From Garvin
TO Cottondale nothing particular APP
pears to indicate any Improvement
From Cottondale 10 Keeter and from
Keeter TO Aurora we found the finest
section Of farming land In the state.
Mrs. II w. Staufield ia in our town
on a visit to her brother, b. 5. Gard
ner.
There Is n celebrated dog named
Ring that has outliv,d the usual lives
OF the canine species In our town. He
Is fourteenlyears old, and the snclent
fellow looks up TO our pleading eyes as
old dog Tray did in his younger days.
While we report fine stock we report
the dog stock also.
IL. r. Rogers has been appointed
deputy sheriff in opposition to Gus
Roads. The appointment IL well re.
celved by the people generally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
Alternaiely shaken and seorched

BY the paroxy sms OF chills and fever,
the wretched sufferer for whom qui-
nine has been prescribedi essays IN
vain TO externinate the dreadful dis
ease with that hurtful palliative, W hich
at best only mitigates the violence Of
the fits, and eventually proves highly
Injurious 10 the system. In order 10
effect thorough euro OF malariAI fe-
yer, whether Intermittent or remit.
tent, or to render the system iupreg-
nable 10 i.s attacks. H0stetter's Stom-
ach Bitters should be used daily. That
this medicine Is searching eradicant
OF diseases generated by miafma, aud
reliable safeguard against them, Is q
fact 30 widely recognized Ia this and
other countries thatto adduce evidence
In support OF II 10 Unnecessary; but
were II either essential or desirable "a
do 80, IL may we'll be supposed that
from the testimony corToboTatiye OF ia
claims, which has been sccumulRting
during the last twenty-five years and
over, sufficient proofs might be gath
cred 70 convince the most inyeleTate
EkepEic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
VOLUNTARY RESIGNATION.
A. U. Wyman, Treasurer of the
United States, Resigned.
AsURER WYNAN RESIGNED

TREAsURER wYNAN RESIGNED.
WASHINGTON, April % Hon. A.
u. Wyman, treasurer OF the United
States, has rendered his resignation TO
take effect May i.
Mr.. Wyman rendered his reslgna-
ton through the secretary of the
treasury on the Sd of April, but
any announcement OF the fact has
been withheld ut the request OF Score
tary Manning, who accepted the same
to-day in behalf OF the president.
The secretary expresses his conf.
in Treasurer Wyman and regrets
his retirement, which is entirely vol.
UNFAIRLY.
Mr., Wyman was, in March, elected
vice president of the Omaha National
bank OF Omaha, Neb., and also Is to
have charge of an important trust
company,
O. ID. Jordan, formerly cashier of the
Third National bank of New York
was to-day appointed his successor and
is at present in the city preparing "a
assume the duties of bis office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
MINERAL WELLS.
The Examining Trial Of the Young
Assassins In Progress.


MINERAL WELLS, Ten, April 20
The examining trial of Young Bell,
Lum and Frank Glenn for the muir
der of Green Rouser on the evening Of
the 18th inst. is now In progress and
in all probability will continue for
the next two or three days. The parties
accused OF this murder as we'll as the
murdered boy are not exceeding six
teen years old, and IL Is cad COM
mentary on the teaching OF the young
men, as the evidence goes TO show the
murder was premeditated, and all the
details OF preparing for the occasion,
by buying cartridges for their pistols,
whettipg up their knivetfand laying
the plot, were gone through before
committing the fatal deed.
The circumstances of the killing, as
near "a we can learn, are about these:
1t seems there had been some bad
blood between the deceased and the
two Glenn boys for some time past,
and one Friday night they came to the
front door of NiXon's saloon, where
the deceased was engaged in the ca
pacity of general rouatabout, and call
ing him to the door they attempted to
provoke difficulty there, but Mr..
Nixon who was near by called the boy
In doors and thereby prevented a diff
Guilty at that time, but on the follow
ing evening between the hours OF
seven and eight the same two boys, in
company with Young Bell, came first
to the front door of the saloon and,
discovering their victim was in, they
repaired TO the back door and called
him ont, and renewing the difficulty
Young Bell plunged his knife
into him twice, once into his heart
and once into the lower lobe OF the
left lung. Rouser then ran into the
| front door of the saloon, and some gen
| tlemen near by, seeing he was badly
hurt, carried him to DR.. Raine's office,
| where he died within ten minutes.
There is but little sympathy for the
boys who committed the deed, and II
they only had few more years added
TO their experience there would have
been a first-class hanging In our 9th
| erwise quiet little city.
A fire In Millsap last night destroyed
the telephone office and the Dorras
hotel, the latter being fully insured In
the Sun Mutual Of New Orleans.
Crops of all kinds are looking well
and If the season continues as II has
begun there will be an abundance OF
| all the cereals raised in this section OF
the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
MIDLAND.
Inviting the Oklahoma Boomers to
Texas Business Notes.

bptClbls
MIDLAND, Ten April 20. The last
week brought us stock OF hardware
through Mr.. Stallings of Pecos, and a
stock OF dry goods by Mr., Barrow OF
Bweetwater.
Mrs. Mary Lancaster and Mr.. Nor
ris have started on the work of build
ing their new house.
The sheepmen are very busy shear
ing. The first shipment for this year
was made to-day, Mr.. A. B. Round
tree shipped about 1000 pounds TO
st. Louis,
The expedition to open the wagon
road into New Mexico left on Friday.
Mr.. .Lerch, the surveyor, and Messrs.
Laurence and johnson formed the
party. Mr.. Hartgrove, a ranchman In
New Mexico, was TO have gone with
them to assist In locating the most prac-
tical route. The party Is expectedh
within ten days,
Some idea OF the business we are
doing can be formed from the follow.
ing statement OF the freight business:
From last June to the 3let OF March
the freight forwarded from Midland
amounted TO S3l6L41, August made
the smallest showing, 3G cents, and
November the largest, $2686 10. The
freight received during the same time
reached $lG,750 05, being 1864 81 In
June and s200O Ain March SO. The
total freight business Is $19,gI7 l6.
j. g. Rathbun OF Mondovia, Wis, IL
on his way with material TO start y
newspaper here. He is man OF
means and OF large newspaper ex.
perience, He comes among us on his
own resources, and will he able TO dc
good work In the community. A news
paper at Midland has indeed been "a
long felt want, /" and ita coming II
hailed with Joy.
Sealed bids are in for the building Of
Mr.. Dargan's business house.
A. II. Stone, representing this sec
ton, Is new in Kansas 10 invite the
better class OF the Oklahoma boomers
10 come and occupy the fine sections
Of school land to be found in Midland
| county,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23

and think Il is infinitely safer and
better, having conscientious regard
for all interests of the state, TO leave
them IN this condition than subject
them TO the vexatieus uncertainties,
inevitable dangers, unjust discriminR-
lions and useless litigation In which
the bill now before me, however we'll
meaning 1t may be, would unqueation-
ably invest them.
In testimony whereof, / have here.
unto signed my name and have caused
TO be Impressed hereon the seal OF state,
at Austin, this 10th day of April, a. ID.
1850 JOHN IRELAND,
Ls Governor.
BY the Governor:
j. w. BAINEs,
Secretary OF State.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
. BosrMonE EGYrrIEN.
France Will Send Her Gun Boats 60
Demand Redress.

PARIS, April 22.--Journal dies De.
bats says this morning in regard tc
Mr.. Glsdstone's statement avowinp
the responsibility for the suppression
of lie Bosphore Egyptiep; France
must now look to England for redress,
We will maintain our rights and dc
not lack ample means 60 do So
It Ia also stated that the French flee
has been got in readiness for the pur.
pose of making a naval demonstration
ON Alexandria to enforce compliance
with the demand OF France for redress
for the suppression OF the newspaper
lie Bosphore Ecyptieu,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
Pald INTO JIooIe sauna CoIIers.

WASHINGTON, April % The secre-
tary Of the treasury has received from
the Union Pacific Railroad company
S9l6. 704, OF which 1888 54l 10 10 be ap.
piled 10 the sinkipg fund account and
1888, 1853 to the bond and interest ac-
count. 10 accordance with the awards
made by the court OF claims and the
computations thereon made by the
officers Of the interior department.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
The Rosadalis Remedy.

Rosadalis is sovereign remedy for
all diseases Of the blood. 1t has nc
equal for the cure of nervous disorders,
Read this: II would like TO bear tes'
timony TO the merits OF Rosadalis, by
saying that some eight years ago !
was totally Frustrated and could get
no relief from our family physician;
but after taking one bottle OF Rosada.
lie became entirely restored 10
health. now weigh l75pounds, but
when first took your medicine !
weighed only l30 cheerfully recon.
mend it to all, especially 10 those
afflicted with nervous debility.
"MRs. A. A. MASON,
Baltimore, Md
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
JEFFERsoN.
Bll Arp Lootures on tho Pendulum.

CptNlhls
JEFFERSON, Tx, April 22.-.Bin
Arp, the Southern humorist and lee
turer, delivered his famous lecture,
The Living OF the Pendulum, TO an
appreciative audience at the opera.
house Last night, He was the guest of
ID, Terhum during his stay in the
city.
DR.. j. 9. DuIrum, graduate of the
Louisville medical college. !, Il To-Day
for Red River county, where he III.
tends to practice his profession,
The banks were closed yesterday and
several fishing exoursious were given
in honor of the San Jacinto holiday.
MIR. c. J Schwab lett today for
Decatur on business.
MIR, WIN Rand, the genial tau col
lector OF Cass county, is IN the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
Eat Candy

II you will, but be sure to use Sozo-
don't right away, In order TO carry off
It's injurious effects upon the teeth. All
candy-eatcrs should carry Sozodont
with them, II they wish TO keep their
teeth sound.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
cutlery Guarauteed.

You caa buy pocket-knife from 10
cents 70 $40, with over two hundred
patterns TO select from, at Anderson's
gun-store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
COLEMAN.


COLEMAN, TEX, April 22.-The case
against It. III. Strong, who was con.
victed at the last term of our district
court, has been reversed. All who
know Strong are greatly pleased over
his good fortune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
delicious Cream Soda

Dispensed from the handsome foun.
tain OF T.. NJ. Wells, 500 on Houston.
Call and try it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-23
Phil the BelI

For prescriptions at night at Wells'
drug.stotes, Fifteenth and Houstoil
and sos Houston.