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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-25
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Key Of an arch 8, whisky.
al G H T-sight light, might
S.-Whole pineapple. !, Pr; 2 Pin; ., Pin; 4,
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BE-. " o. Railroad,
Leave BeiIaire 81 c IS a. m. for WcodsAald and
SuInmefneIg.
Leave Bellairs at 2:SO p. N. ior Summarized ard
Zanesville,
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Answers viii be published in two weeks.
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UNITED STATES SHOW SYNDICATE, PROPRleT0RS.
III. III. TIIORP, Director-Gen eral.
INCORPORATED JANUARY 1855.

LIS directors arc OF MONEY AND BRAINS not fossils handeapp
DENT neither in the character 6 t
obtain idea the Vast Proportions Of this En'
the ful oy
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
TIE GA1ErfN r0lGr WORTH, TEAAs MONDAY, MARCH q.

100000 beer, double that sum, Is u SHOULD
have bedn, ne feveiue would havS been
double what u was Tor the current fiscal
year, and there woula.hage been no need
to raisc the rate Of taxation from IA TO
% cCrts on the bundled dollars. Instead
oi deficit, there you'd have been 9 sur
plus Of funds
The suggestion contained IN the letter
Of Assessor Martin Of Mitchell county IS
pIactlcai and worthy Of q general re-
SPONGE Toe assessors themselves, VINO
arc best acquainted with the workings
aud defects Of our assessment laws, are
best able 70 devise remedies Tor tho DIM
cutlos Apfacical body Of mon, know
ing whefothe weak places arc, can soon
strengthen them Their collective oxpo-
rience, brought together as at conyen-
lloU, would cradle them % point out
what IS lacking ~ our laws, and suggest
tho bert legislation to supply the needs
Much personal property escapes taxa
tion, especially to the unsettled parts OF
The panhandlc Much land is iuequitably
rendered Property ia adjoining coun.
Ties IS rated al values that vary as much
a 30 per cent This is equivalent TO tax.
ing one citizen double that imposed upon
another Of equal means, but more elastic
conscience A thorough and uniform
system Of assessment Is needed, and the
assessors themselves are Tie men TO
point out how such thoropghness and
uniformity arc to be secured,
Fort Worth Invites the assessors TO
meet ia tais city as proposed by MI Mar
tin, and begin the work Of reform so
urgently needed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

-. lN.justlee 10 intending exhibitors at the
forthcoming American exhibition m'Lon.
don, IN 1887, who reside in this Vicinity,
we are asked to correct the following
mistake from the columns Of u recent
apumhpr Of the san Francisco Ncws-Lct.
ter, and WHICH has been copied extensive
ly throughout the United states.
We understand that Mr.. Whitley, director
general OF the AmcricDn exhibition In London,
anda member Of tho general council, has made
arrangementa 90 ostRhllsh a mining bureau In
san Bernatdlno forlt tho purchase ana sale of
mlnes The goniloman further contompln,es
organizing a company 90 work several rich
mines In tho yicluity OF Riversido ABsays from
itheeo properties run al .the way from sa7 TO ssi
lpor ton.
AZ The only foundation for this runior is
ia the propositions that are from time to
time made 70 M Whitley, as 70 other
capitalists, @ engage in enterprises OF
ibis character Among these has been
ie'terhg prohosal OF this nature from
San Bfraardno, But Il has not been az,
,eepted rhoNAmerican exhibition In Lon.
don neNtyear requires all Mr. whltloy's
energies lis pestponomcnt has greatly
enlarged itsScope, aud the directorgen.
erals duties hsye 1eeu consequently null
lnplied MIR, Whitley hptSyes a mining
bureau y bea good thing but he pro.
poses 70 establish It IN london as lc-
partment Of the exhibition, The display
OF mining ores win % exceptionally
rich and valuable, aud NO doubt will
result 10 a considerable enhancement
o. The Value Of American mining proper
ties abroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
EN0N.
Interesting School E1rrolses Farornbio
Prospects FOR sn,tn Grain.

Interesting sobonl rx.ro,s., p,,t..
Prospoo,s IT, IN Gs,i : f'''''''
Special to Tho Gazette - f''"'
ENoN, TEX, March 1.-THE c,osino
exercises of the Enob co,Ioao tooi. s1aa1
last nigbt nndor III ,N7f W. lr"oo
n S pe,,a.s lito super'lslon o. froi'
y D. hoiisrd and K. %. l.. New
borne II should have taken place q
week ago, but inclemency Of the weather
caused postponement untll last even.
ing. The exercises consisted 10 oro,,o,,,
ESSAYS and dlaloopos - V'@'''NN''''
The house was crowdod " ,,.,,,o.
capacity, the EXERCISES erSno - a uVa,os'
ton 90 both parents mi nnn7,s 'at ',sra
Elected credit an prof i'Fi ~ ',s s2, ~
whose active energy and nn,iriSg o osagt
were demonstrated M he narS,,ot ~ 49,, -
ner with which Oman n,i,iI ri'st,, ,,s'l
their respecflye norfs FHF'' PeitVlineu
AT the cnncinsion. az tha evo1o,go -.
j. l.. Cooner was intro' AZ ~ Slses II
roquestof nnnhet, ~ tity,a, any ae slig
an excellent orltinh nnob ~ Meiitel .S
road strike now in yogne tbro , ieSs "a az
country. In olonpen 80 .nrouspout tne
fenced .he srtldbs ~ W ge-
of Labor, and IN 6is aiscnnrse ' od n,si.S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
MORGAN.
Tho Personal Notes Tor the Day--sooisl
Pleasures.
gOfruenOn dance ~ thu Harof.n

The Personal Notes for she bay Social
Pleasures.
corrcspondonce OF the Gazette.
MORGAN, Tx, March lS.-Mlss Min.
ME Cooperi is at homo IRON Waco uni,
yersliy Tor short Visit TO parents and
friends.
W. A. Ryes has purchased the Whit.
ta6er stock Of drugs, and will remove
Them 70 the new town OF Gresham, where
he proposes to locate soon
ihe Misuetoes gave their dance last
night az was announced, AMI II WAS Ike
All tue balls over which this club has
presided, a very pleasant affair. Several
attendance.
sam Il. Curry left for New York Thurs
DAY morning. He will be absent all sum.
mer.
AN Watson and Joe Mckinley Of
brentwood are Ia town. They were
once residents OF this pace and have
come back TO spend a few days with old
associates
Mrs. Smith Parr of Walnu; Springs was
IN town to-day
George G. Gibson OF Gatesville Is IN the
eity. Mr.. Gibson was once a citizen Of
seiergani isnow a prominent merchant o
Gatesyllle
large crowd from here attended the
courthouse meeting at Meridian yester-
asy AS twas voted to furnish Tax Ga
shh ~ the full proceedings OF the meet.
ing We VIII say nothing Of &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

MASSACHUSETTS, man himsell, andof ooufgo
that WAS Anal up5H school questions.
3g, 20 one who Is sufficiently cosmO-
pollian 70 look at things as they are,
this Is the snpremest bosh, There are
many states away yOnder aheAd of Texas
in The efficiency OF their schools and
amounts expended for that purpose.
Kensas, Tor instance, younger by sixteen
years, Is away ahead OF us Ia the race, az
shown by one tact among others taat her
proportional share Of the proposed appf0-
priaaou npon mo basis OF illlteracy IS
much smaller than ours.
You nay say that this e on account Of
the negroes, or trace Il back 10 Cue evils
Of slavery aud The ante-bclIum opposition
to free schoOlsiin the South, on dispose of
10 IN whatever way ls most acceptable to
onr vanity, 10 yet remains gs d historical
fact. bet us lOOk upon another picture.
Senator MaXcy, opposed to The Blair bHli
objected 10 The Eyarts am ndmcnt giving
the other states any money that one state
might fail To accept. III iis speech QdFo-
cGling hisyiews hc says tna. Texas can
tgke care 81 her oWu school system
on conrse she can, especially 90 einee
she has the finest system "a The Union.
But admitting All he claimed Tor Texas 1y
our distinguished senator's might 80 not
be well 10 grant some Of the needy states
an allowance IN this their hour " need.
owe that are stroDg(i) ought 70 the
nGrmitcs Of the weak.n Let vs. look
&c some facts, unpalatable though they
may he The cities and towns OF Texas
are doing excellent work il education.
rhnY are building splendid houses snd
engaging competent teachers at living
wages; but the opportunities offered the
children Ia rural districts, the largest part
Of the children OF the state, are not so
good BY far the largest portion Of thc
country school-hOuses Rre uncomfortable
10 severe weather and equally unaltrAct.
i've ia MIDI.
Texas can rlghtully boast of her Gne
lails ald couri-houscs, but She cannot
say much of her country school-houses
y, ~ true estimate could be had Of tho
children. that are kept away from school
during bad weather the fleurds would be
astonishing OF course there are some
country communities where the accom-
modations are good and the children TO-
celye instruction from competent teach
ees that are paid well for their services,
but these are the exceptions aud notthc
rule Until there is change for the bet
ter let us stop our vain Boosting. The
people have heard So much about our
magnificent school fund and the vast
sums TO be realized from leasing the
lands that they think IL superfuous 10 tax
themselves Tor school purposes.
40 the New Orleans exposition the
Texas school fund was advertised as
60,000,0 900, aud once | noticed that II
was $4,000 600. never heard any ex-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
LNDEY.


Cortcspordcnce Of the Gu1., O.
LtNpHN, TEX, March l2.-On Wedncs,
day night the 0th about 2 O'Clock the
stores Of K. A Morris and j.. h Grow
we've entered by a burglar a very fine
safe IN the store OK *. a. Morris WINS
blown open, and about sl7J and an OF
Morris valuable papers were stolen
The thief was wei up 70 his business
He weta 6olt of cloth and covered the
safe with u, placed q sack Of Hour In POI
si5ion for The door 70 fall on 70 prevent
the noise OF the explosion from being
heard rs much as possible. One hundred
and twenty-eigbt dollars Of tne money
belonged % Mr. j. i, story, clerk of Mr.
Norris, and the balance TO the pOstohlce
department. The burglar aid not sue.
coed in opening the inside vault OF the
safe. Mr. Grow does not know up to
this writing what was taken by the tibet
out q his store except q fine revolver be-
Longing to Mr.. Jasper Barnhll, his
clerk. Thore is no doubt hut the thief
nlade an effort TO break into The Office Of
County Judge Henderson, where the
county's safe is Kept, but for some cause
hiled. Mn Morris, q man Of means, full
Of energy and law-abidiDg, offered q re-
ward OF $1,000 for the arrest and convic-
tion OF tie thief. The boys saddled their
horses and went TO work for the prize.
After Il four hours ride, u. S, Kasliug
and Walker Simmons, two OF our noble
young men, overlook venerable looking
old gentleman who Mr. Kasllng recog
uzed TO BE an old man WHO had stopped
at his hotel some ten days ago and
claimed TO be Z shoemaker, His being
so near town the moruing after the theft
and his unaccountod absence from the
hotel aroused the suspicion of the BOYS.
Ihey concluded TO call him to a half, and
proceeded TO 90 through his Old ciothcs,
While Mr. K0sling kept him under
cover with his slS.shootor. Mr..
Simmons at once made the search,
which resulted ih finding two reyolvers,
$l8l IN money, four drills Of the finest
make a fuse about two feet long, funnel
Tor inserting powder IN the safe, candles,
etc The denomination of the money
WAS the same Mr. Morris aud Storey lost,
aud one Of The rcyolyers belonged 10 Mr.,
Barnhill. TIE old man confessed being
the thief lie says his name Is Sanders.
lie is about sixty years Of age, Ave feet
seven inches high heayy-set with gray
hair and beard He is now looking
through the bars and only awaits the
meeting OF our district court to get his
credentials TO join the chain gang for
the Balance of his natural lie.
II thieves and robbers donot want the
penalty Of the law visited upon them
they had better steer clear Of Linden.
with an efficient set Of officers, yigilant
people and rewards Ike Lon Morris
offers, we win swiftly oyer,ake the old.
est "rat In the barn"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Tm Knighta Of Labor AT Sedalia, No,
who violently and unlawiully took pos.
session Of a train and oycrpowored the
police who tried TO protect ~ are taking
itie proper steps to have Gov MARINA
duke call out he state military. This he
hos declared he viii do II The local
antiquities fail 70 protect property, A
company Of state troops ut sedalia would
'notba 30 easily handled as a dozen or
two poilcemon u they we're told to
take ont train, or to protect the men
who were taklngit out, they would do t..
Marm0duse isea military man himself,
and is not the man to BIZ trihed with.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Ttrr TcXas supreme court has decided
sthutth~ copdlAqpsnnnexed 10 dpeSl. bead
,pas%k oyer railroads, exeiRptng atuo
.c4nltany fpopf liability Tor damaRes 70
stAc holder Ut the pass, are null and void,
and the damaged dead-hoader can re-
coyer tho same as II he had paid his way.
THIS ~ probably good lawi but It doesn't
Eccin exactly right that a man who nc
copts a gift from railroad company in
shape Of q free pass should compel the
company to pay him damages when he
never paid cent for his transportation.
ltis pretty cheeky dead-bcatwho would
sue railroad company uuder such cir
cumstanCes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
The Onntna nonrc

COLORADO ClT'Y, TEX, March ., iss6.
10 the Editor OF the Gazette
Seeing number Of letters recently ia
answerto yourroquestto give Information
about the cactus hedge, | would say that
4 have been travelling over seyera! coun.
ties OF your state tor Che purpose of &c.
Letting home, aud have scou aud exam
ined several hedges In Johnson, Hood
and other counties Some Of them at
least are the most perfect fencos have
ever seen, One near Acton is all TINT
anyone could possibly desire as a fence.
a few however, that have noticed
seem TO have been neglected, and as
consequence are partial failures.
AT my home in Kentucky there were a
few cuttings set about three wears aao
aud about four feet apart. they ara now
about six feet high with branches reach
ing each other so that stocl, ill not pass
through. They have beer ell cultivated
would not take 81 each r them II re-
main there, and should . ate (Which |
expect TO do) in your stat will have NV
land enclosed with IL at 40 earliest con.
Venlence. Respectfully,
j. r. STnCKNTAN .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

y. A. Bmdf9fd wholesale paper
dealer 81 Chattanooea, tenn, writes
chat be was seriously allieted with d
severe cold which tiled on his lungs;
had tried many remedies without bchc-
90. B6ing induced 20 try ~. Kingis
Now Discovery for Consumption, did So
and was entirely cured by use Of few
bottles Since which time he has used
10 ID bis family fer nll coughs and colds
with best results This Is the expert.
ence Of thousands whose lives have been
saved Nv this wonderful discovers.
Trial bottles free at II w. Williams g
Co.'s drug store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
nEGM Ar rnN aEeMNlNG.
Timc for Us TO stop Roasting ana Lay rc
with a Wnl

1imo for Us 60 STOP BoRsting ana Lay TO
with WIN.
ACroN, rRx., March To- 1850.
To Tho Edlior OF tho Gazette.
Beyond question the greatest Impedi
ment to-day TO the onward and upward
march OF Texas to the prc.eminence
promised her by nature in tho sisterhood
OF states is an exaggerated idea Of her
true standing now among the great states
OF the federal Union. Let us Quit boast.
ing OF what We are going to do and be
IN the sweet bye ard bye.n We are
Judged 10y disintcrested parties upon our
present condition, not upon what we will
be after the tenth or eleventh census.
This error q prominent part OF every
hsrangue, and accepted by the masses as
"the OK drinketh In water,m affects MS In
nothing more than in the uphulidlng
OF an efficient system of public schools
prophetic words, as yet unfullted.
senator Coke, IN an address last sum
mer before the state teachers convention
npon The Blair educational Bill, said, as
one q his reasons for opposing the meas
uie, that Texas did not need II; that she
had the fnest school system OF any state
N me unlpnN ot course here was loud and
long continued applause, which could be
but gratifying TO the speaker) He gave
as confirmation q this the opinion u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Edward Shepherd Of Harrisburg, H.,
says; 'sHaying received so much benefit
IRON Electric Bltters l feel it my duty
TO let suffering humanity know It, Have
mad g RAINING sore on my leg for eight
years my doctors told me would have
TO have ne bone scraped or leg ampu-
lated used Instead three bottles of
Electric Bltters and seven boxes BUCK
lens Arnica Salro and my leg is now
sound and wel.n Electric Bitters are
sold at fifty cents a bottle, and Bucklen's
Arnlca Salye at Zoe per box by IL. w.
Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

WANTED-hn lnteiAgos,
~. man 70 represent 4 h, s@iqef
Datta,ay street house N hls a,s' ~
viltJaiuu larbo cities. A romh1een lQt.lti
ISL party hsferentos n,,,lj Il w \,
h4rgiay, BoS 1as5, Il. \. sA'nAng't
MAJ AHTED--pwelvs 6,I,s
az pIiuRes, Fort Worth n 4. ' N \, y sll
II. Harding. y ''''''' pilase "a "
NY ANIigD-- Three y,c,..,
w aQter. who cah dh,,o, Z, ~ y l|'1li b
~ neWs agenta on frsin, w ie.ea.si
w. :. g ~. oppoelte Union aepo,'' VA
. w ANIhDTIho Mis- unii ess,a
w company is rfepared 4 tesl9s Ai
inent 70 z number OF asa his Isstn (. ,rlt|
w .iepairers, car,ulcaners " yalisi|'
5gHrinlne,ni swltchmQn, tracklncn w y ~
y. LOUIE MO-, aud olhe- * lfIoss T. Y "a
Goou aitd competent men w ~ v. y 4
slle ,sefViees above specified c.iiEe,, Z
" tuylI gAPl or present reiatl1n N N, ''s.A'l
pAny or their connection Min Xxx NJ w <
oIsaillISation, open, secret Eenhl; I, ~.
M'4v, 9ucp gslRro accepted Mi \. v \. "
n ni,9 o. Wlses recommended br ~ ~ w
Huu otler state oNicialsof Anlsodsl' y, Y, Z
sas Wneh me labor troubles m MsiTs ~ % a
adjusted, the same re hayebee @e's Y 4. "a =
company since that dale, Annls XIV XIV
,ey, superintendent Missouri p,,sIssigA
1edalia, Mo; II. O.. Fleninr seos,,. M,
- Louis, Iron Mounmin-S Sha,itg,s,,,''ss
81. Louis, Mo; a. w. Dicknsorr '1 W. "
ent terminal facilities, Uhlon dsms %gs s, A.
John Hodges, master eli .hGlI *. \, y
faoihc shops, So LOuls, i, pe,hss, .ss
mechanic, Missouri iaciiIc shons n ", ".
lltrin, superintendent, ralesiines ~. = I. y
Jlarke, master mechanic. De6I,Se 'fi T..
" tNEan, sureriutendeit, Ateh;laS "a.
to the undersigned. NIFTY '' y
.35 = WILLIAM kERelaa
.------... General superl1il.sa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
l,risINcss {,

JrOR sALE-7A splendid stock ransa v. y ~ 81
AZ Mexico We on + for the ne1. WY w, VIZ
1890 acres OF fine land N NeW M s s.es Y.
with both grass and water; prluei q w Y.
bece. Address Geo, g. Loving = 20, i4'- Y
Live Stock Brokers, III ESQ, Tex e.. q =,
NOR SALE-Mili and elevator, ten \. s y,
II Novelty Roller FIGURING hll ts ", N n
with elevator. Capacity Of mills ~ ", w NJ
day. Capacity OF elevator t0Vg9 UNA nli
Ties contemplating building mlus, wv ,,oss5
their advantage TO cal and see Ky ,gs iels
The machinery is new and has W. sadre
improvements For price anu WIS INV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Ink London Times raises q note OF
alarm Speaking against the propostlon
10 give women the privilege Of voting, II
points out that there are far more women
'ihap men ia England, and that 20 eniran-
chise them Would Virtually dlsirapchlse
the en,torit would make men minority
liarlyl The Times assumes shat tho two
sckes Would DC arrayed against each 9th
cr in politics.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

GnNrilraEN Whose communication 40
notal%ear these dayf''Sill please bearln
mind the fact that there Isgrsat train, OF
the space 81 TnE GAzHrrG And those
who write On Subjects Which have been
eshalysed willpnddgstAnd that W., can,
not SPARE room at this time. An article
from wedtherford on the cattlcmeh's
convention asa case In point, 1EAN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

Four Worm ought 20 elect Us best
men i6r saidsfmcA IN the Itobiing city
electIopsifFhs next Two years viii be
fruitful Of good og1u Tor this city, and
incu who are competent 70 grapplo with
public questions audswlioso Identify With
the pitS's interests ,ipsntes, ndeuly
should De elected to take charge Of those
interests 1855 @uiitios'A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
SERIOUS DEFECTS.
An AssossorT Convention 20 Get IN Fort
worth In NInY.

An AssCbtorP Convention 20 3. Get ia Fort
Worth In May.
COLORADO, TEX, NJ rob s., 1856
70 ,lic Editor OF the Gazette:
Owing to yaoillating land policy gov
erning the undeyeloped section of our
state, together with many internal de-
fects, 1t is impossible 10 secure an ac-
curato assessment Of property under our
present assessment laws. These defects
increase the labors Of assessors, work a
loss to the state and are an ombarrass-
ment TO the public This ought and
doubtless would be, reIacdied blythe leg
islature II called to the attention OF that
body In an Ineligible form. The asses
sors, owing to their intimate acquaintance
with the difficulties encountered, are best
qualified TO point out the evil and the
remedy, and with this end In view | beg
TO suggest the propriety of m assessorS'
TO convene az Fort Worth or
Dallas on the Arst Monday IN May next
for the purpose OF determining the legis-
lation needed and formulating memo
rial to the next Legislature for It's pas
sage. Respectfully,
BEE d. MARrrN,
Assessor Mitchell county, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

QuR esteemed contemporary and'uame.
sake ID RmsS Is bent pppp hnpeaop.
Ing Secretary Manning 1t requires a
two-thirds vote Of the house 70 prefer
Impeachment, and two.thlrds Of the SEN
ate TO convict. with such odds as this,
wo are compelled, painfully but frankly,
to say IL orr Arkansaw contemporary that
we fear it's light win beiutllc Manning
will sf;ly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
Wngng REFogN n NErDr0

1865 NFtfef " ~ AfttA ~
Texas Is not alone in the possession OF
detective assessment lsws, or laws OF
which Incorrect and imperfect assess
men,s are The result Other states, nota.
by Illinois, whore the assessed valuation
Is but lRllc more Than onc-iourth the
true valuation, are complaining Of the
same wrong, But enc oireumstanoe Of
having company in misfortune should not
quiet rs 70 suffer The mischief % 40 on
without an attempt to help ourselves.
We have an empty treasury and claims
against the state 20 unpaid. That this Is
primarily the fault Of unwlsc legislation
y true but Il Is in great part due 10 as.
scssments than returned for taxation less
than half the sexual value OF the property
assessed Il Is a seli.eyidens proposition
that, had our assessed valuation CT SGl5,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
s,IsrEIIaNgOUs.

II. H. EfrII
a RTEsIAN BATH HoUsE--Nsia,INs HI, sks
a water, eighty gallons per mi ..a es5 "
sulphur, niaeassiA ts,fsI \
the best bathing water IN tho a.A.s' !. M "a
used as at Hot Springs, drunk ~ XVI.
ing, Single Tickets, 70 cenisi TX ,,',.s': ,slsf
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mean freedom for any one man or any
one class OF men. Those -wtru sacs 10
right the wrongs auder which they suffer,
themselves become tyrahts TO be resisted
when they Invade TIE rights OF others
There can be no freedom for one where
froed3m Is denied tbAll alike, Rl