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5000 FOR NOTHING.

Having paid about 500 to antclass doctors b,
eiire my baby, without success tried the Cuilcur
Remedies, which completely cured after uHlnl
three bottles. wa. GORDON.
81 ARLINGTON Az, CharlestoWn, Aass.
Sold SyoryWhere Price. cuticura, 50c.; soap
20 ResolTcnt, q. Potter Drug and Chemical
Co., Boston.
send for HHow TO Cure shin Dlscascs.r
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vIEwsN gAvoa OF rls pnl.

Those in favor of it, and Of restricting
and restraining the Boards, opposed this
and carried their point. They argued that
unless desire was shown to curb the
Board OF Public Works, more than had
been done in the recently adopted ordi.
nance amending rule OF the rules gov
erning the Board, the loan ordinance
to be voted on tomorrow would be de-
feated as sure as fate, and that the
First Branch could meet this evening to
concur with the Second. The Board men
argued that the adoption OF the bill meant
. practical return to the days OF the old
regime, but even this, was Of no avail in
the face Of the determined majority in
favor OF the approval Of the bill, and final
lily It was unanimously approved and a
guarantee given the people at the last mo
ment that the retiring members were in
favor OF retrenchment and the stoppage
Of any future floating indebtedness"
Before adjournment there were loud
calls for the promised farewell address Of
President Hildreth, and he made 1t. He
thanked the members for their kindness,
and reviewed the state of the city's vari-
Gus departments. It was a very sensible
address, more so than farewell addresses
usually are. A little fun followed, and
the body broke up spontaneously for
once in its career.
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DoS'T fail to attend the concert this
given by the Opera House Band,
at A. Q, Millers Saloon, 1887 Market
street.
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gnrgeut.

DooMS FOR RENT-IN B0Py
IL brooks Block. Apply to ". V. BSiS !,
BRO. 1900 NaIket Etrect ~
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REMARKS on pEIz cArr1E

The arrivals during the week amounted 70 $50
head, against 100 last week and aSS head the
corresponding week Of last year, aud the sales were
the corresponding week Of last year, and were rs
follows: =.
To Baltimore butchers- SO
To country az
To Eastern n
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THE WIND-UP
OF THE 1AsrTwo YEARS. COUNCIL
The second Branch After Lengthy Arru.
msnts Have Been Made Approves the
BmPreysntlnE INTERCHANGEABLE
tsasto an Addrss-Routins woik.

A special meeting Of Council was held
last evening. 1t was, probably, the last
meeting Of the body, although there Is !
possibility that the First Branch may be
called to meet this evening. Last nights
meeting was held for the purpose Of clean
ING up. business and acting on the bill pro
yidine againstthe mourning ofindebtedness
by the city otherwise than with the con.
cent OF the voters, before Its submission
for passage by the Legislature. The First
Branch disposed OF is work but tired
of waiting on the Second 10
concluded with the bill and adjourned.
The Second did not clear up It's table, but
after two hours's struggle, approved the
bill with few inmaterial amendments.
II was urged by those opposed to the bin,
better known, perhaps, as the Board men,
that II was merely wasting time TO act on
the bill, as the First Branch had adjourn.
cd, and that withoutits approval also, the
bill could not be presented TO the Legis.
lature as coming from Council; that with.
out the First Branch's approval, the new
Second Branch would have TO 60 over the
same work before it could be submitted.
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Nd. .Harry ]. sliyely, d Grafton IS in
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The first one fixes salaries as follows;
Deputy sergeants, 500; lookup keeper
$50, and assistant keeper, SIS per month
superintendent workhouse, 81, assistant,
81 so, watchman, 81 so, and cook 81 90 pei
day; clerks OF markets, $3.50 each per
year; foremen, hostlers and engineers at
engine houses, SIS each per month; asses
sors, $3.50 each per annumi Wharlmaster,
25percent OF collections, and City Uollec-
tor percent OF collections.
This ordinance was read once. Mr..
Schultze Directing to its second reading
it was laid over. This practically kills the
measure rs far as this Council is con-
cerned and it will come up before the new
Council, should 1t choose TO take 1t up, as
new matter.
The next ordinance, fixing the compen-
sation OF the City Sergeant at $1,000 per
annum, was objected to on its second
reading by Mr.. Clator and It was laid ever.
The present ordinance allows the Ser
geant salary Of 81 500, for calling each
meeting Of Council S., each committee
meeting 81, killing dogs 81 each and fees
from the civil side OF the municipal court,
amounting in the past year to between
S2,lOO and 5000. The new ordinance
allows only 5000 for all this work, the
fees to be turned into the city treasury.
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TIE fiBt grand ball Of the Terpsichorean
Club will be held at Turner Hall, Wednes-
day evening, January p, 1885,
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CHICAGO, II1s., Jan. 2oThe pIerns JcsrtaL ~
ports: Live hogs-Recops ~ SIs.
10 steady closod weak: rough packing n ~ -,
nseEing and shipping q 66a4 s.; light ~ 80 ~
sklps. s. 60aI Is ne i ~, u
ia,Ter. export 50 Oa6 50; good 70 choice shpPlns
4 n1aS Do. stocker 50 6Qal 90. Shecp-keceipH
90 head; shipments 2,1O0 head; nRtket aulSSat,
common % medium g 6A3 76i good 70 choice - 70
a 30. -.
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meetimns,
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

WHEELING IRON d NAIL COMPANY.
The snnnal meeting Of tho Stockholders Of the
wheeling lfop and Nail Company VIM % held n
the oniec Of the Company on Wednesday, January
- lso az clock p M for the election % Difec.
Iy1l-we secfetSfv.
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WHRS Howard wrote: ~ find pity
hangs upon his breast" the fellow had
evidently cold and had not yet been In
formed that Dr.. Bulls Cough was the only
safe remedy,
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ToLEDo, o., Jan. 2Q-wheat dull: No. q red
SStSd, MarGh s5SS; nay Sc Sid. Ss%c ayEs nj
No. soft size. Corn quiet and steady; No. 2casli
and January &c; February i154c; No. s. &c.
Oats dull and nominal: negotiations. Cloyeneed
mammoth s. %,
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,.,,a this afternoon that one Of the afest GU Rg0
ducinF companies IN this Iefon1, ~ ~ he an
sfSF IA a 80 Intended iof eect nthe
or o,ry pr jan. 2o.-NGtionAi Transit esEttib.
eateS opened az te; highest 9c; Low -
eosed at @e @ l.,,l n ~ sS4Isls shipmenh
i E,eSsS SSsi ssocS Y q 6ld: 81 asked
RRAproRp. Pa, Jan. 21-crude oil q1ieL a .l.,
sssdy SSg sHis sssscs; iotsi
Shipmeiits S07se barrels charters 49, y. MI
Nsonsi TnirSlt certi heAtes opened Al e4use1
Il 6gIgo; highest ~ iei loWe.te95se.
PfTrsBuEoH. Pa, Jan 20Ihe Afternoon M
hirIy active and recovered TOO broke again aila
pAIrNoEE, Nd, Jan. eO,-PesEoleum lower; 'e'
fnee ''aA7s Live stock.
cr1o1eo. It1s.. Jan. 2o.-The Dfpra'i Journal re
ports: Live heaas aSes.
Ire steady; closed weak rough packing n III ~
nscfing and EhlppinR q SAL s.; light ~ S9At 9oi
sEips. s. 61a4 Is nea IA u
M Gfifs p 200 bead; market slow and VICAR ana ~
lover: exports 90 bOa6 50; good TO choice SnPR.s
q O0a5 90; stOckers 50 6Qai %
40 head; shipments 2,1O0 head nHtket 9S sSs
Cannon % medium g 6AS 7oi good TO choice - 70
al 80.
PAST LuxETr. Jan. 2o-cattle market ilir and
a shade lower than yesterday prices Ps,
~ head: shipments ,l63 head. Hog mIhai
rccelpu 1000 head shipments b0CO heaa; rnil a,
delpliias q a5 %: f9rkefs y ,l Nod.
dina With unchanged prict5i receipts %4O1 heAu'
thipmsnU 0'Sy ns.N- -, .,.t,,. and
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. Live N.Y. AIet,S ~
hrmi common and Isht y ~ MA shiS,nents
y pn ~ hasJ p sSAa'S' AS's'f
='-'S "sA' Dry Goods.
- :. -. t,ti NJ INV.
NEW YORK, Jan. H. ~ ~ nfy.rInSs
ems consmnt y lneiE atse ~ t.,S and roSd
OF speciaiues ior tne r., - F.norts al do
volume OF ouslness ~ M ,SctS.es. and
nestle cotton4 LOT tns Neee1 ~ y. - a1,IfiSt
sinee January ~ loIn 81 ~ S''
$50 packages inc sAille 1llle iaes !s"''
Coteeh'
SEw YORK, jan. sh-Lotgln null 1h1 ~,
changed: futures barely steluyi January httLsgS.
February u07c: March llVOc; April iS ~, ~, Gay
l0Sic; June 10 go; July lgoOc; August tVU00' ssp
.einoef l"-'S' 0es0VS' ~, 49,
no9i.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3o-w0ol quiet; medium,
washed eombing and delaine S6a5Se; pulled zSA.Ic.
-. $780,.
BalnmoFe Lave ssoeS sai.r@
oyv,cV ov -uv "a tyRKroS LIVE SfocK YARDS, 4
ots4SA W 80 HoSnAY. January 10. 1855.
- -
EHcLuIs OF NE WAAA.
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EOR RENT.

ENUR KENT Or FUR SALE.-BIS
u ness House fronting on Min and ID
streets, numbered l427 Main street, and III ID
street. II Is a thTee,story house with pAvdtiE
aud a hydraulic elevator. VIII nIit or sell n
session given APRIL.
Por Rent-slx roomcd Houso. No. q sSvtataA
sbeet Desirable residence, No. CO NOnA nd
street. No. a. Seventeenth Stieet. Poli Nu
No. 20 Seventeenth street No. 9iT Eni ~
No I'LL Baltimore street. Three rooms, dhl al
262s Main street. Three rooms, second lCot N
Main street. No. 9iS Market street StURsa
and Dwelling, No. MSS Main street.
For Sale-s3 Acre Farm Al SherAFd, HtHS
county, w. Va.
For further Information enquire Of
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent and Notary Pibk
iac0 1912 Market SIM
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nItTICURA SOAP for Rough, Chapped and
wi Reddgnsd skia and Hands iskWaW
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Petroleum.

TrTusvuLE Pa. Jan. educational transit ccrtiA.
Gates opened at 5gsc; highest Tg lowest Ggjic;
closed o. 11Nc. Shipments for tie entire oil re-
gons So 200 barrels: charters 50 600 barrels Il twas
reported to-day that GAndin Well No. %, In the
old lalltown feld had increased is production 70
500 barrels. A special to,the Hefuld SAyS the
owners claim their wen 4 doing 900 barrels a day
and no more. Thorn Creek iSdoiny $500 barrels 4
Mich olllnd littls excitement may Be looked ior
In the next thirty days. Mr. FiSher publlcally an.
nounced that Fisher No. 4 will be & lirga we'll Its
best record so far Is 10 barrels In 10 hnurs The
dill Is still In motion st Mcyunken well. though
q special reported II through sand several days
ago. The well lies southeast Of Thorn Creek, be.
You'd all Developments, and II successful, would
open lAEse scope Of territory. A report waSolrcu.
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SKw YoRK, Jan. 9o.-Cottnn dull and nm
CHANGED: futures barely steady; January nl0c;
FebTIary IlO7c: March 100Oc; April loo; May
10 SIC; June 1886; July 1910; August 1860; sep
tember 10 SO: October i0.sOc
Wool.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2o-wool qulet: medium,
washed combing and delaine S6a5se; pulled zSA.'e'
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

strangers in the city and wheellus Folk,
Abroad.
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Live Stock.

IA p.II l.e No. Jan. 2a-FelFolsun lower: 70.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 9-Flour arm. Wheat,
western firmer closing quiet: No. winter nd spot
9g11{as0l February 96isa0Qilc; March 92a92sSc;
May 9S1faS5zc. Corn, western eaSlet, closing
February ss1{a4sLo; March 4s11fais5E0; steamer
4sl@aSs1%c. Oats firm: western white S1aSsc; mixed
AnS6o. Rye nfm az Bsa1au. Provisions quiet aud
soft 61Sc. Copper. refined steady at l05<aitc,
Whisky nominally steady at 81 tsal 10. Other
articles unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
The Crash at Galveston.

The failure OF the Galveston Saw.
Tags bank, with It's tragicAl adjunct,
ofieB no new lesfon. II simply re-
peats AN old one. Speculation. disas-
ter collapse, disgrace, suicide. Five
words explain the whole course Of
transactions as clearly "a "A volume
could. The other side OF the story, "a
necessary complement, 10 not often
considered, The poor and conhdlnG
depositors, whose money was used and
lost in grmbllng operations, whose
trust was betrayed without conscience,
compose the saddyst part OF the
tale. Their individual Losses are
not great but small as they
are they compose the Who'll,
OF the pAvings OF these people, and IN
the aggregate mount up 20 SA75 600
The widespread distress which THU
loss will occasion to clAss OF p, Cpl,
lll-prepATed TO suffer such loss at thll
time 10 one Of the worst iea,urts OF IN,
failure-worse even than the large
Losses Of tbs stock holdeIs and tho sui
eide Of the president.
The present failure and sulclde hav
a history almoet Identical with that Q
the bank Of BrunENiek. N, j., who's
PRECEDENT, Rnnyon, used the ban
funds In his private speculaiions, lost
wrecked the bank, then Gu, his ,hros
70 escape the penalty and odium of hi
misdeeds. II there Is anything 10
learned from these melancholy paral
lols 1t is to Keep such institutions on
OF the hands OF spectators, or bewar
OF them when they come under the IL
tluence Of such men. Wolsion, We'll
q Vidor, We are told, had overdrawi
their account with the bank $3.50, OOC
This extrsdornary credit never wUul
have been extended TO an outsider, |
was given TO this finn solely because
member wac the president OF IA
bank. When help was needed /
"carryn them, no hesitation was mad
In invading the resources OF the bank
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

ana practically purloiniug the ~ ek-
holders and depositorsi property to
sustain a firm that could not sustain
themselves. The $3.50. 900 which Vol
ston, Wells & vidor owed the bank,
which their failure rendered them I'M
able 10 pay, wrecked that institution
There must have beeu a general
knowledge in Galveston ~ the condi-
ton Of he cotton firm OF which the
president OF the bank was q member.
Knowing their pr, Curious situation,
that should have been warning sufii-
Client 20 cause the public to be shy Of
his bank. 10 certainly should have
forced the dlrect,r r. 10 an investigation
Of the banks accounts with
the cotton hrm, and, II not
too late, to an effort to save the bank
aud the property Of the depositors.
There seems to have been a great deal
Of criminal negligence, "a well IS
criminal activity, in connection with
the management Of the bank. II will
probably teach the public to take care
how they intrust their cash to the care
OF venturesome banks, or those which
have speculative presidents.
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Is 1t Iraggrr rated 2

The New York Tribune, comment
ing upon the inaugural message Of
Gov. Ireland to the Legislature, stig-
matizes his language in reference to
the lncursions OF robbers from Mexico
IA exaggerated.
Starting out with the declaration
that frontier life. In the old sense OF
the term, no longer exists In this
country, the orgsn Of Mr. Blaine goes
on to say that Excursions OF robbers
from Mexleu, who perpetrate all kinds
OF crime, are declared to be common
and redpss impossible TO be Obtained !"
"The governors language on this
subject IL goes on 10 say, "ls 10 ex AZ.
gerated az 10 m Ike one think that his
facts may be exaggerated, too" AS
a matter OF fact the governor was
rather mild in his statement Of facts,
although little natural indignation
may have colored his comment upon q
condition that has the deepest interest
for large part Of the community, ~
these things are true II Ia singular that
reports OF them have not reached us
oftener and earlier" says the Til
bune.
That, as the governor sage, n serieI
of thefts, outrages and murders by
misecrants who took advantage of the
want Of cooperation between the tive
countries, have occurred is " ell estab
lished, Notwithstanding the Tribune
ignorance.
The banks Of the Rio Gran RT,
not lhickIy populated and we are un
able 10 supply the quantity OF victim
necessary TO arouse the Tribune's In
terest, but the loss To our stockmen
the terror in lonely districts aud th,
grief Of friends Of people like the Mer
rells q e efficient TO warrant the ear
nest suggestions OF Governor Ireland
After all, the Tribune accepts th
governors idea. His exctllency sal,
that commercial treaties seemed NOR
thought Of than the safety OF our pee
Pile
The Tribune admits that commel
cial reciprocity ia the order OF the day
and there may be chance to provid
for little reciprocity OF another kin
along the Texas border.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
Redncrd relelrnrhIc Rates.

NEW YORK, Jan. Fill Balti-
more & Ohio Tel, graph company has
notified the public that it makes no
charge for dates In messages to and
from Central and South America via
Galveston. The Commercial Cable
company will make the same conc,
zion ptwpen New York aud London
The Baltimore a. ONO has also re.
duced rates between New York and
Mexican ports from 10 To 20 per cent
Tue rates upon all Central and South
American business has also been
largely reduced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
WARNING.


To the Public and Newspaper Publishers
Certain Texan newspapers are pub
fishing an advertisement purporting
to come from the Agcnce American,
Paris, France. foragents for a mechan-
ical razor.
This advertisement WAS sent TO THIS
GAZETTE with liberal offer as to
price
THE GAZETTE promptly declined IL,
unless satisfactory assurances were
given that the public would be justi.
fled in rlsklng the 81 asked for a sam
pie.
II that assurance Is offered, we will
Insert tho advertisement; but THE
GAZETTE viii not be tempted by the
most generous offer to lend ia columns
to any scheme by which, In It's opin'
ion, It's readers might be defrauded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
An Attach on a Postonlce.

FORT WAYNE, IND, Jan. 27.-At .
o'cl elk this morning four unknown
men broke into the postofiice at Hunt
ington, Ind, for the purpose Of burgla-
ry. They were confronted by Max
Baumgarten, tue night marshal, who
shot one through the body, killing him
Instantly. One Of the burglars then
shot BaumgArlen in the back with a
revolver His recovery Is doubtful.
The burglars th,n stole horse aud
sleigh and escaped, leaving their dead
comrAde behind
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
Notes from Dnngerfl cid.
.spoudtnce OF Tue HnEeIIt.

Correspondence OF the GaEeue.
DA1NGERFfELD, Ten Jan 27-Mr.
l. Y. CulueIson, n prominent cou.
ductor on the East Line, is visiting
friends In town.
Card 9 out for the closing hop OF
Prot X i'd Williams dancing class.
which will take place on the night OF
February 18th. a good time il anti.
cipated 10y the lovers Of dancing
MIR. NJ. l. Higginbolham OF Pitts.
burg In visiting in town.
Business is very duh IN town. Our
merchants are becoming restless.
Mr. ] G Canby has returned from
visit To Vernon.
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From Tnorp Springs.
ndence ofiho Gazette

Correspondence ofhe Gazette
lHORP SPRINGS Ten, IAN. % -
Our community has just ben sad
deued by the death Of Mrs, n. o, Wins
ton, the mother of one Of the teachers
in the Commercial college. She has
been an invalid ( some time. The
body will be- carried TO Fort Worth for
interment in the cemetery ut that
place.
Same eight or ten successive north
ers have tested our endurance since
Christmas. The people preserve their
equaniuity, but unlicensed cattle have
suffered Ann ma " have died.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

THEIRS are some few pointa which
science has not yet cleared up, Among
them Is the fact that cold Mt forty de-
grees below in some plaoes Ia not 80
keenly felt As u few degrees above
zero At others, and that bellows certain
point the discomfort does not increase
with the descent OF the mercury,
Another he, that an lot-boat ono,
STARTED can so at faster rate thar
the wind which propels it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

A BrLL has been introduced into the
New York Legislature prohibiting the
termination of polly Of IRE insur-
anoe by the insurer until two weeks
after notice Of such termination has
be- n given 10 the insured. This sim.
pie law will be OF advantage TO those
oarless people who want TO throw as
much Of their responsibility as posi-
BILE upon the shoulders OF others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

THE Kansas Legislature doesn't want
a cattle trail through that state. Kan
sas would like very much TO keep
Texas cattle out Of the North west.
Interest is the handspring OF this sc-
tlon. AS Kansas has very feeble
voice In the national Legislature, we do
not think her action win stand greatly
in the way OF y trail v congress really
wants TO establish one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

THE bill introduced In the senate to
make stock holders liable for double the
amount OF their stock will not encour
age the formation OF Joint stock corpo-
rations In ibis state. In this day,
when all extensive undertakings in
volvlpg large sums Of money are car
ried through by the combined capital
OF stockholders In corporations, the
encouragement OF such combinations
win exclude much capital from the
state and prevent the inauguration OF
enterprises for which Texas offers an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28

The Madison Square congregational
church, New York. has been rent aud
torn by internal discussions until Il
seems as liza disruption were unavold-
able. The Rev J p. Newman, the
pastor and leader OF one of the fac
lions, has resigned, aud ths whole
church is at peace again. The rev.
erond doctor has acted like a Chris,
tain, end eau afford tue sneers Of few
who condemn him for backing down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-28
The MIX IN he Cocoanut.


The cattlemen favor the lease sys-
tenn, and heir organs advocate II aud
try 70 bewilder 10y The awful cry of
"the childreD's grass But the cum
Of the whole matter IL the: the bull
ionaires want to control the grass sec
lions and cannot do II without lease
law, and they want II bad.
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Per Year

the Volumes of the W''al \
nrst Number for IannA m
When no time Is men ions- y.
stood that the subsefips. \
lnenoe with the Number
order ,.,srf
The last Five Annual NJ ~.
Weekly, Ia neat cloth oip ~ 800.
mail, postage paid, OF y
pei 90 provided ihe ffe'sn'
one dollar per vOlumsl - go
Goth cases for each
binding, wlli DO cent ~
receipt OF 81 each. .t,l
Rsmittanees should p q,
Money order or DrAn' =
loss. ,..,s,,s
Meow DdpeTg arc sioi y 81
s0ltholt tlle rxprssi onie'
Apa'i HARPER 4 BRola
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inviting Il I'd. Il Is no Indication q
the sense Of the legislature that such q
proposition should be introduced there
in, for there are doubtless members
who would not hesitate 20 bring in u
bill TO prevent water from running
down hill; but II the bill should be-
come a law II would bo ON ial notice
TO the outside world that Texas wants
no further corporate enterprises.